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This photo was taken with the aid of NASA telescope, and it only happens every 3000 years. It is called the eye of G-d. A lot of miracles happened to those that have gazed upon this...
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everyBoy w Donovan & friends for dlf.tv in Huffington Post
MUSIC ICON DONOVAN TO HEADLINE DAVID LYNCH FOUNDATION BENEFIT CONCERT ON MARCH 19 AT THE EL REY THEATER IN LOS ANGELES
(Los Angeles, CA) -- Legendary folk-rock-pop troubadour DONOVAN ("Mellow Yellow," "Sunshine Superman," "Epistle to Dippy," "There is a Mountain," "Wear Your Love Like Heaven," "Hurdy Gurdy Man," etc.) will headline a benefit concert for the David Lynch Foundation on Friday, March 19 at the El Rey Theater. Doors will open at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $25 (General Admission) $110 (VIP seating and a meet and greet with Donovan after the show) and can be purchased through Ticketmaster.
"The Beatles and I brought back from India the lost art of meditation. Now with David Lynch, we pass it on to thousands of students world-wide . Join us to help save the world! Change Begins Within!", Donovan tells us as he prepares for the big night. Donovan will be joined by his daughter Astrella Celeste and backing band Jerry Vivino, Scott Healy & Mike Merritt (from the Conan O'Brien late night band), Danny Saber (on guitar) with special guests Jack Maness (Sublime), The Global Sound Lodge featuring Lanny Cordola & Matt Sorum (of Guns n Roses, Velvet Revolver, The Cult), Amrita Sen and more TBA. Mathew St. Patrick, from Six Feet Under, will host the evening performances.
WHO: Donovan And Friends
WHAT: A Benefit Concert for The David Lynch Foundation
WHERE: The El Rey Theater, 5515 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles.
WHEN: 7:30 pm-- Doors open. 8:30 pm - Bruce Nathan (Every Boy)
on vox Billy Masters (Suzanne Vega) on guitar Adam Topol (Jack Johnson)
on drums Chris Joyner (Sheryl Crow / Wallflowers) on keys Jeff McElroy
on bass 9:00 pm - Blessed the Strange 9:35 pm: Jack Maness (Sublime)
10:00 pm - Donovan & Friends - Donovan will be joined by daughter,
Astrella Celeste, Jerry Vivino, Scott Healy & Rick Reed (from the
Conan O'Brien Late Night Band). Throughout Donovan's set, he will be
also be joined by special guests, Lanny Cordola & Matt Sorum (of
Guns n Roses and Velvet Revolver), Peter Noone (Herman's Hermit), POE,
Amrita Sen, Danny Saber (Black Grape/Alice Cooper), Poe, and Carla Olson
(Textones) 11:30 pm - The Paris Escovedo Project
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Hey all,
My song, Welcome Back Vet , has caught the eye of the charity Welcome Back Veterans They wanna feature it in the redesign of their website and make it a mainstay of their efforts to help make a difference for our returning servicemen and -women. Even more exciting is they'd like to make a video for it to be at the center of their efforts.
So, here's my plea: help me find a war vet director to make this with me, Major League Baseball, the McCormick Foundation, and the Entertainment Industry Foundation.
It's for charity so it will have to be donated time, but the exposure will be fantastic and the cause is noble to say the least.
Please pass this along to any vets you might know who might be able to help directly, through their contacts, or anyone else you think might be able to help us to find an amazing director who also happens to be a veteran. It's an amazing opportunity for us all to do something extremely positive. Please help me find that person. I know he or she is out there.
I can't tell you how much your support means to me on this.
Thanks in advance.
Peace,
eB
Special thanks to my friends Jim and Paul from Co-Op Branding who came up with this genius idea.
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Hey all,
The cold winds are really blowing here in NYC. It's great to be back home nonetheless, back to the routine of making this dream happen. Many good things are happening on that front from placements around the web to our upcoming college tour to the new tunes almost in the can and the one that's here.
On a very cold day like this one, my mind turned to those who are really cold, those who don't even have the luxury of warming up. One of the virtually unspoken tragedies of this perpetual war (and all before it) we're fighting in foreign lands is what happens to the vets who survive but who come back to a home they have trouble fitting into. As a final but often unending gift from the military our brave young men and women too often come back to end up in the prison system, on the street, divorced, and generally wounded in ways that may not ever be cured completely. The sacrifices they make are too great.
This song may do nothing other than tell the story of one such vet who finds himself homeless on Xmas eve. That would be enough. If it inspires conversation about what we can do to share the burden all the better. If it means something to you, spread the word and join us on our mailing list at www.everyboy.net.
More soon. Be well.
Peace y'all,
eB
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Good to hear NIN is going the same way as we are. There is a revolution in the music industry & eb's on the front line of it. We're blessed to have the connection we have with the few people who already care about what eb does. I want all to feel a part of what we're doing. I don't wanna ask you all to help spread the word of eb; I want you all to wanna do that bc you wanna share with friends, bring them in so they're part of the eb community. We'll keep putting out righteous songs with the highest quality musicianship & lyrics & will continue to reward you who are already here with the most exclusive material and access to our process. All we ask in return is for you to sign up on everyboy.net. That'll make this community your community too. We'll climb this path together and amaze ourselves with the power of the internet to bring together like-minded souls. Step by step. One foot in front of the other. We'll climb this mountain and say what we have to say all the while. This is a community of warriors...warriors of the Light. eb is one of them. If you are too, or wanna strive to become one, join us on this visionquest. You will never regret it. This is a holy train bound for Glory. We're here to generate Light with each other & to spread that across the universe for the sake of all existence. Please join us today.
"Managers / booking agents / small labels
Any or all of these may be good for you - or not. Here's a truth:
nobody knows what to do right now, me included. The music business
model is broken right now. That means every single job position in the
music industry has to re-educate itself and learn / discover / adapt a
new way. Change can be painful and hard and scary. If any of these
entities we're discussing are interested in you, ask them about their
strategies IN DETAIL. None of them know for sure what to do. Some of
them have an idea of how to negotiate these waters. Most of them don't.
If you are young and use the internet, you know more about your
audience than they do - for sure. This is a revolution and you can be a
part of it. The old guard is dying, if you have good ideas - try them.
Bottom line - before getting involved with anyone else, ask
yourself what it is they can clearly bring to your table and is it
worth their cut. Do they know what they're talking about, and does
their strategies match yours?
I have not gotten into the basics which I believe are self-evident:
believe in what you do, do the best work you can, work hard, practice,
practice more, find your voice, hone in on it, take chances, play live
(if applicable), practice more, keep believing in yourself and prepare
for the long haul."
source: http://forum.nin.com/bb/read.php?30,767183
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Good news my dear friend, grammy-award winner, John Holbrook (http://www.johnholbrook.net/ ) has graciously agreed to continue working with eb on his recordings.
The current east coast ensemble is goin to Art Farm Studios (http://www.artfarmrecording.com/) Oct. 16 to record a few tunes to tide over and reward the faithful in the meantime. I look forward to working with Dave Swanson & Sean Boyd again, & my bandmates Billy Masters, Rich Mercurio, Dan Weiss, and Lee Nadel for the first time in the studio.
More news soon.
Night all ;)
be well,
eb
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