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Tag Archives: tito ramsey
Ball of Wax 64 Songs: Tito Ramsey – “One Time Dream”
Tito Ramsey’s “One Time Dream” was one of two works interpreted by poet Nicola Redhouse. Ball of Wax Volume 64: The Music of TELEPHONE by Tito Ramsey [Context: here and here.]
Posted in Ball of Wax, Check Out This Song, Glocal Scene
Tagged TELEPHONE, tito ramsey
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Tito Ramsey: “Sword and Stone”
I know things have been quiet here in Blog of Wax land, and for that I apologize. There’s all sorts of things I could be talking about or sharing with you, but I’ve been a bit pressed for time of … Continue reading
Ball of Wax Showcase at Northwest Folklife 2012
Our friends at Northwest Folklife have announced the schedule for this year’s festival (Memorial Day weekend, May 25-28) and, as usual, it’s a doozy. There’s a mind-boggling number of wonderful artists representing a mind-boggling array of sounds and styles, and … Continue reading
2011 Releases You Should Hear from Ball of Wax Artists
Given the astounding length of our contributors list, I guess it shouldn’t be surprising that I can put together a list of 16 excellent albums and EPs that were released in the past year by artists who have appeared on … Continue reading
Posted in Ball of Wax, Bands You Should Know, Check Out This Song, Free Album of the Day, Recorded Music
Tagged 2011, ainara legardon, an invitation to love, andrew weathers, andrew weathers ensemble, ball of wax, bright archer, can the boy tell time, foghorns, joshua morrison, pica beats, shenandoah davis, slow skate, stellarondo, tied to the branches, tito ramsey, tron sack, virgin of the birds, washover fans
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Album Review: Tito Ramsey – Hi Lo EP
Tito Ramsey – Hi Lo EP (2011, self-released) I always find it fascinating when an artist chooses to make a stark stylistic change, making a sharp left turn in genre, feel, or instrumentation all at once rather than the usual … Continue reading