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Clay Derryberry joins Artvilla with Should Universal Restraint Evolve Daniel Barbare is our poet of fewest words with Old Now Young We are just mp3 crazy. AmJaz returns with Peace_city_Sax.mp3 Janet Kuypers and Harold Skelton team up in Isn_t_That_What_It_s_All_About137_TortureMusic.mp3 along with 13their_crutches_Music.mp3 and Life_Passes_You_By.mp3 David Jackson goes classical with Wave3.mp3 and returns with a wink in Boothswargled_in_Boatswain.mp3 Harold Skelton isn't through celebrating with MistletoeWithSax4.mp3 Andy Derryberry reads Blues_On_The_Radio by Tony Nesca. A poem by Elizabeth B Browning, for The Cry of The Children Charlotte Mair creates a poem on a photo taken on the Kwai River, called Melody Meets Word. Artvilla is proud to announce the poetry of Brian Hooper with After Yeats Susan Mandel brings a flair for reading and a great voice as she brings us six short mp3s . You gotta hear these. Jim Shultz the Madgerman joins us with an mp3 Utopia Harold Skelton's musics enchants us again as we listen to Experiment_One.mp3 Ken Peters returns with There Are People in These Words We welcome James Nicosia with Stalking Self and Warm Tea And here is our WordPlay Selection of Tony Nesca Here is a pic of David Jackson and Schmutt the dog. Elisha Porat brings us a very enjoyable short story Young Ram in Jerusalem . Please welcome a new poet from the Bahamas, with an assortment of poems Prabha Trimurty . Here is a pic of David Michael Jackson recording Summer Breeze A New Wayne Jackson Poem from Clarksville Tennessee emerges. "Even Then He Knew It" Janet Buck returns to Artvilla with Beckoned by the Reckoning We intend to welcome new writers to our new Blogs, The first to be presented is our new Nashville Reporter of life in Nashville, Meredith Breedwell Nashville is where some of us reside. With Charlotte Mair in Canada and so many contributers from darn well anywhere, Artvilla is a world thing now. Actually our files reside somewhere out there in cyberland in a hard drive but there are breathing humans around here, honest. Here and there, that is. Susan Mandel is our new music editor. She brings us her first review with The Music of Alice Donut Lives On! Join a fine writer, Michael Levy, on his night with Hurricane Frances in Enchantress in the Wind. Barbara Mountrey brings us another short David Mitchel poem and mp3 Galapagos and others Elisha Porat makes his entrance once again with an excellent poem of substance in My Old Fidelities. What a joy! listen as Barbara Mountrey reads David Mitchell's Drizzle. Hurray! A milestone, our 250th MP3 file is Janet Kuypers and Andy Derryberry with Throw The Shoes. Oh shame on us . We've been ignoring our poets. Here is a great series of poems by Doug Tanoury, Musings Charlotte Mair not only writes great poetry she has been promoted to Publisher at Artvilla. It's easy to see why as she brings The Mermaid And The Sailor. Here is an mp3 of poetry with music from the DMJ Art Connection with Janet Kuypers, Baggage Whoa...is it hot in here, that was good! Poetry with Music has a Janet Buck connection Listen to Warm Sorbet She had our number one song last month with River of Regrets. Charlotte Mair returns with Little Note Oh she's rising in the charts and will soon surpass us all. We might as well admit it. Ladies and gentlemen Laura Longon sings They Sure Don't Make Love Like They Used Too In August we had a suprising 10,000 requests for mp3 music and poetry with music. Thank you for downloading our sounds. Janet Macon joins us with a romantic memory in I remember it well |
