#Eric Folsom

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Mark Georgiades, “Ghost of the Abandoned Bride”, Metal Steel and copper

Shelly Steck Reale, “The Fate You Choose”, Ceramic, wood, moss

Spooky season has begun and Florida CraftArt’s current exhibition Ghost Stories, curated by Catherine Bergmann (Curatorial Director of Dunedin Fine Art Center), is a perfect way to start celebrating.

The following artists are featured in the exhibition: Alegrobot, Demeree Barth, Karen Brown, Wendy Bruce, Joyce Curvin, Creative Clay, Coralette Damme, Katie Deits, Ed Derkevics, LA Finfinger, Eric Folsom, Janet Folsom, Mark Georgiades, Kristina Gintautiene, Erin Griffin, Cort Hartle, Judy Heady, Emma Hobbs, Pam Jones, Polly Johnson, Tyler Jones, Janna Kennedy, Traci Kegerreis, Betsy Lester, Cindy Linville, Richard Logan, Trent Manning, Francine Michel, Elizabeth Neily, Jacqueline Philip, Nick Reale, Shelly Steck Reale, Christine Renc-Carter, Jennifer Rosseter, Addie Rodriguez, Cooky Schock, Donna Slawsky, and Brandy Stark.

On Thursday, 10/5/23, in partnership with Keep St. Pete Lit, a group of local writers will be telling ghost stories at the gallery inspired by pieces from the exhibition. The reading will take place at 6pm.

Below are a few more selections-

Work by Alegrobot, Hand sculpted paper clay, acrylic paint

Janet Folsom, “Apparitions”, Mixed media (top left); Eric Folsom, Gravestone, bronze on marble; Donna Slawsky, (top right) “The Devil’s Work”, Stained glass, beads, and Creative Clay, Stephanie,(bottom right) “Monkey Dreams”, Mixed Media

About Creative Clay, who contributed several works to the exhibition-

“Creative Clay achieves its mission by providing ongoing studio arts workshops for individuals with disabilities five days per week. Creative Clay teaching artists provide students with education and experience in artistic techniques, as well as vocational skills related to the display, promotion, and sale or their expressive work.”

Katie Deits, “Haunted by the Past”, Ceramic, cotton, pencil, acrylic paint (left) and Nick Reale, “Out of the Wood” wood sculpture

Francine Michel “Mysteries of Urraca Mesa”, Water mixable oil, collage

Ed Derkevics, “Burnt Offerings”- “3 Potions” and “Jagged”- Mixed Media, recycled found objects

Janna Kennedy, “Souls and Pharmaseuticles”, 1800s Cabinet Cards, 1902 Pharmacy Ledger & Medical Ads, 19th Century Medicine Bottles

Kristina Gintautiene, “Slava”, Birch cradle board, Tissue paper, wax, oil pigments

LA Finfinger, Ghost Ceramic work (bottom left); Alegrobot, “(For the Record) he ordered the special”, Vinyl record, paper clay; Traci Kegerreis, “The Lost Lenore”, Mixed media (center top); Demeree Barth, “Remembering Sedlec Ossuary”, Clay, bullet casings, wood display stand, found objects (bottom right)

[coping-via-clint-eastwood]

1. I say high-functioning because that's the way I'm used to referring to myself, kind like how an elder trans person would say "when I used to be this gender". And I do see myself that way, because while I'm high-functioning, I am also high support needs, so I need to make that distinction. Besides, it's a form of reclamation. For me at least.

2. For the characters pictured here who aren't explicitly depicted as neurodivergent in canon, these are all my personal headcanon, ones that I have because I see those traits in those characters, and particularly because I identify with them, and feel safe. If you disagree, that's fine, but don't you dare go being nasty about it this month, on the neurodivergent website no less.

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A three-by-three alignment chart meme. The headers at the top read, from left to right: "bold of you to assume", "how dare you assume" and "please assume" respectively. The headers on the left of the chart read, from top to bottom: "I'm high-functioning", "I'm low support needs" and "I'm neurotypical" respectively.

Each slot in the grid has a picture of a character from the series CSI or CSI: Vegas in it, with their canon or headcanoned neurodivergence additionally typed on the pictures themselves by the creator. However, the centre slot, the one denoted by "how dare you assume I'm low support needs" does not have any picture. Instead, it has the typed words "Me Autistic/ADHD/OCD". "Me" refers to the creator of this meme.

For the rest of the grid, we have:

Bold of you to assume I'm high-functioning - Greg Sanders, main character from CSI and CSI: Vegas, headcanoned to be ADHD

How dare you assume I'm high-functioning - Josh Folsom, main character from CSI Vegas, headcanoned to be autistic

Please assume I'm high-functioning - David Hodges, main character from CSI and CSI Vegas, headcanoned to be Autistic/ADHD

Bold of you to assume I'm low support needs - Beau Finado, main character from CSI Vegas, headcanoned to be ADHD/OCD

How dare you assume I'm low support needs - Me, who is Autistic/ADHD/OCD

Please assume I'm low support needs - Gil Grissom, main character from CSI and CSI Vegas, canonically autistic

Bold of you to assume I'm neurotypical - Aaron Pratt, character who appears in season 2 episode 7 of CSI, canonically Autistic/ OCD

How dare you assume I'm neurotypical - Randy Trachsel, character who appears in season 3 episode 8 of CSI, canonically had Down's Syndrome

Please assume I'm neurotypical - Sara Sidle, main character in CSI and CSI Vegas, headcanoned to be Autistic

/end ID]

[gregszandles]

CSI: Vegas 2x17

[ardentpoop]

fun fact: “dead man’s blood” was a humphris/shiban collab episode :)

anyway I considered excluding gamble humphris and kripke but I want you to really think about your preferences. I’m not asking you whose writing you consider to be the best on a technical level, I’m asking you whose writing compels you the most personally. whose episodes do you keep coming back to?

[whatevergreen]

Eric Pendigar, leather master and craftsman, and alternative music dj at the first Folsom Street Fair, San Francisco 1984 - Jim James

[playlistjunkie]

The Story of Outlaw Country in 33 Songs

Pitchfork - October 29, 2018

“Streets of Baltimore” Bobby Bare

“Folsom Prison Blues” (Live) Johnny Cash

“Mendocino” Sir Douglas Quintet

“Sunday Mornin’ Comin’ Down” Kris Kristofferson

“Me and Paul” Willie Nelson

“Kentucky” Sammi Smith

“Pancho and Lefty” Townes Van Zandt

“Dallas” The Flatlanders

“I Been to Georgia on a Fast Train” Billy Joe Shaver

“London Homesick Blues (Home With the Armadillo)” Gary P. Nunn

“Up Against the Wall, Redneck Mother” Ray Wylie Hubbard

“L.A. Freeway” Guy Clark

“Pissin’ in the Wind” Jerry Jeff Walker

“You Never Even Called Me By My Name” David Allen Coe

“I’m Not Lisa” Jessi Colter

“Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way” Waylon Jennings

“Bluebird Wine” Emmylou Harris

“Somewhere South of Macon” Marshall Chapman

“Texas (When I Die)” Tanya Tucker

“Single Again” Gary Stewart

“I Ain’t Living Long Like This” Rodney Crowell

“Amarillo Highway (For Dave Hickey)” Terry Allen

“I Think I’ll Just Stay Here and Drink” Merle Haggard

“Guitar Town” Steve Earle

“Crescent City” Lucinda Williams

“Kerosene” Miranda Lambert

“In Color” Jamey Johnson

“KMAG YOYO” Hayes Carll

“Cover Me Up” Jason Isbell

“You Can Have the Crown” Sturgill Simpson

“The Outsiders” Eric Church

“Hands of Time” Margo Price

“Feathered Indians” Tyler Childers

[ledenews]

Erik Huey Visits Coals Mines for New Album 'Appalachian Gothic'

Erik Huey, aka Cletus McCoy, co-founder of The Surreal McCoys, is releasing his debut solo album, Appalachian Gothic, on January 20, 2023 via Appalachian AF/CEN/The Orchard. While the McCoys were a cowpunk, outlaw country outfit known for their originals and creative mashups such "Whole Lotta Folsom," Huey dug closer to home for the songs and stories on his debut, mining his own history �� he's descended from four generations of West Virginia coal miners — for the album. "Eric "Roscoe" Ambel (producer/guitarist) and I wrote "The Devil Is Here In These Hills" for what we thought might grow into 2-3 songs that could be used in a soundtrack — a future TV series based on historian James Greene’s incredible book about the West Virginia Coal Mine Wars called The Devil is Here in These Hills," Huey says. "As soon as Eric played the opening riff on his Dulcitar, it was like a doorway opened that revealed the entire album. "My father, grandfather and great grandfather (who came over from Ireland) were all coal miners in the Monongahela Valley and I wrote this song before I’d even finished that book," Huey says. "So many immigrants from Ireland, Scotland, Italy and Eastern Europe—along with African-Americans from The South—came to mine coal in Appalachia, and this song is an attempt to tell their story and the story of the generations that followed in their footsteps." On his first solo album, Huey takes a nostalgic deep dive into the Appalachia of his WV youth while wrestling with the contemporary realities of a hardscrabble region that’s been left behind in many ways. While Appalachian Gothic explores darker themes and raw subject matter such as the legacy of coal mining and the ravages of the opioid crisis on songs like “The Devil is Here in These Hills,” “Dear Dad," “The Appalachian Blues,” and “The Battle of Uniontown,” it also taps into a defiant streak of optimism on twangy upbeat rockers like “Winona” and the pro-union anthem “Yours in the Struggle.” Huey mines the Classic Country seam of the '60s and '70s on the rollicking “You Can’t Drink All Day” and the torchlit two-stepper “That’s What Jukeboxes Are For,” a duet with alt-country chanteuse Laura Cantrell, then roams into Spaghetti Western territory on the eerie “Death County.” He taps into his inner punk rocker on the swampy and lustful “Lucy”—songs he co-wrote with Ambel (the pair cowrote roughly half the songs on the LP). In a similar vein, Erik’s chugging cover of John Cooper Clarke’s “A Heart Disease Called Love” nods to The Ramones and is highlighted by the jump-blues baritone saxophone of Steve Berlin (Los Lobos). Appalachian Gothic was recorded at Cowboy Technical Studios in Greenpoint, Brooklyn and produced by rock 'n' roots guitarist Ambel (Bottle Rockets, Jimbo Mathus, Yayhoos, Sarah Borges). Along with Eric Ambel on guitar, musicians include Jeremy Chatzky on bass and Kenny Soule on drums, with additional appearances by Keith Christopher (bass), Andy York (guitar), Neil Thomas (accordion), Cody Nilsen (pedal steel), and drummer Phil Cimino. Guests include Steve Berlin and Laura Cantrell. Coming of age during the early years of punk rock, Huey got into music via on-ramp of The Blasters, X, Jason & The Scorchers, The Beat Farmers, and Mojo Nixon, then wandered upstream along the Hillbilly Highway until he unearthed a couple of old cassettes by Johnny Cash and George Jones — artists he’d first heard as a kid riding along in the cab of his Uncle Jack’s 18-wheeler. Hearing these artists pulled him back to his musical roots. “This record is a love letter to Appalachia,” he says. “Like so many West Virginians, I had to eventually leave the place where I grew up. As the locals say, I had to ‘get out to get ahead,’ which created a lasting sense of exile. So this album is a homecoming of sorts. It’s a realization that although I spent my life tunneling out, those rugged hills kept calling me home.” Read the full article

[petervc88]

Cappelle Classics - Country - 9 juli 2024

Terug luisteren kan hier.

Dit was de playlist:

Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues (live) David Allan Coe - She Used To Love Me A Lot Hank Williams - I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Dolly Parton - Coat Of Many Colours Kris Kristofferson - Help Me Make It Through The Night Willie Nelson, Snoop Dogg & Kris Kristofferson - Roll Me Up Buck Owens - Act Naturally Paul McCartney & Wings - Sally G Merle Haggard - Big City Vince Gill - Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away The Judds - Why Not Me? Waylon Jennings - I'm A Ramblin' Man The Highwomen - Loose Change The Chicks - There's Your Trouble Yola - Ride Out In The Country Leah Blevins - First Time Feeling Eric Church - Springsteen Glen Campbell - Rhinestone Cowboy

Volgende week dinsdagavond van 22:00 t/m 23:00 is er weer een nieuwe uitzending van Cappelle Classics op Ice Radio. De uitzending wordt op donderdag van 13:00 tot 14:00 herhaald.

[garudabluffs]

www.songsofbillyconway.com/album.

Billy Conway’s pals put his songs out into the world Jan. 16, 2023

READ MORE https://www.bostonglobe.com/2023/01/16/arts/billy-conways-pals-put-his-songs-out-into-world/#bgmp-comments

" This much is no secret: Billy Conway played the drums. Over the course of four decades in American music his distinctive and profoundly musical style animated and elevated the work of Treat Her Right, Morphine, Twinemen, Kelly Joe Phelps, Jeffrey Foucault, Chris Smither, and a seemingly endless discography of others. He was an outsize influence – musically, existentially – on the players he worked with, offering a complete investment in the moment, and radiating a tangible joy.Less widely known is that Billy wrote songs, quietly but steadily, throughout his life. He recorded a few here and there, and released a full album (Outside Inside) in 2019, but most of what he wrote – freewheeling songs about love, dogs, horses, dreams, booze, trucks, America, strange characters, old friends, his Grandma, the weather –existed only on four-track cassette demos, beer-party field recordings, or, in the case of some of the latest and most poignant, voice memos from within the shadow of a terminal cancer diagnosis.A few months after Billy’s death in December 2021, his wife and musical partner Laurie Sargent gathered some of their musical comrades for a kind of working wake. Assembling a makeshift studio in the rambling old New Hampshire farmhouse where he’d spent his last few years, taking turns singing lead, the group of friends poured their love and grief into a collection of the remarkable songs Billy had left behind. From shambling rock ’n’ roll numbers to wry gospel, weeper ballads to darkly driving R&B, these songs form a portrait of a beautiful soul. They telegraph the free-range nature of Billy’s mind, the heaviness and lightness which he wore in hard-won balance, turning always toward wonder. The songs overflow with gratitude, humility, willingness to laugh, and celebration of community: the central pillars of the life he made and shared."

I’m gonna go now  Somewhere I don’t know how No shadow cast, I guess I’ll disappear But it helps if you know  The river will flow further on A little further on

Laurie Sargent: vocals

Jeffrey Foucault: vocals; acoustic, resophonic, and electric guitars

Chris Smither: vocals, acoustic guitar

Kris Delmhorst: vocals

Caitlin Canty: vocals

Jabe Beyer: vocals; electric and acoustic guitars

Jeremy Moses Curtis: electric and upright bass; vocals

Jeff Berlin: drums, percussion

Eric Heywood: pedal steel; acoustic and electric guitars

Dana Colley: baritone sax

Russ Gershon: tenor sax

Tom Halter: trumpet

Hazel Foucault: vocals

Alex McCollough: electric, acoustic, and baritone guitars

Jim Fitting: harmonica

All songs written by Billy Conway/Elmer’s Lid Music ©2023

RECORDED BY Justin Pizzoferrato and Jabe Beyer at Soundwitch

ADDITIONAL RECORDING BY Laurie Sargent, Noam Pikelny, and Kris Delmhorst

MIXED BY Paul Q. Kolderie at Camp St. Studios

MASTERED BY Alex McCollough at True East Mastering

STUDIO ASSISTANT Steve Folsom

COVER PHOTO Hope Zanes

[guitarlessonsbobbycrispy]

How to play 25 easy rock songs, now with chord charts in the video for easy learning: 0:00 Start 1) Bad Moon Rising - CCR  00:13 2) Wild Thing - The Troggs  01:12 3) Free Fallin' - Tom Petty  02:38 4) Every Rose Has Its Thorn - Poison  03:53 5) A Horse With No Name - America  06:52 6) The Joker - Steve Miller  08:33 7) Squeeze Box - The Who  10:02 8) Donna - Ritchie Valens  11:18 9) Leaving On A Jet Plane - John Denver  13:16 10) Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash  14:04 11) Learning To Fly - Tom Petty  15:21 12) Love Me Do - The Beatles  16:06 13) House of the Rising Sun - The Animals  17:25 14) Wonderful Tonight - Eric Clapton  18:54 15) 409 - The Beach Boys  21:13   16) Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison  22:13 17) Lucky Man - Emerson Lake and Palmer  24:18 18) Gloria - Them  25:15 19) Have You Ever Seen the Rain - CCR  25:49   20) Do You Wanna Dance - The Beach Boys  27:00 21) Knockin' On Heaven's Door - Bob Dylan/ Guns n' Roses  27:51 22) Night's In White Satin - The Moody Blues  28:34   23) Margaritaville - Jimmy Buffett  30:00 24) Sloop John B. - The Beach Boys  31:53 25) Winds of Change - The Scorpions  32:41

[genevieveetguy]

Before I was an Avenger, I made mistakes... and a lot of enemies.

Black Widow, Cate Shortland (2021)

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This past weekend (12/3/22) was the 6th Annual edition of ArtJones in Gulfport, Florida. The self-guided tour takes you to several locations around Gulfport and is a great way to see what local artists are creating, and sometimes get a look at their process.

Bobbi Pratte (images above) just moved to the area from Washington D.C. and had numerous colorful paintings on view.

Brenda McMahon is one of the co-founders of this event. Her ceramic tiles can often be seen outside houses around town. She also created a large piece for the Gulfport Senior Center. Her local gallery shows a variety of regional work and has a featured artist every month.

Nancy Poucher was showing her lovely pastel work, seen above.

Other artists included in the show- Deserie Valloreo (who just opened her own local gallery), Kitty Zehnder, Curtis Whitwam, Charles Bahringer, Judith Villavisanis, Anna Ayres, Marius Wiget, Cynthia Dugat, Doug D’souza, Amy Howell, Denny Howard, Patricia Burrows, Margaret Foy Meinhart, Don Stafford, Pitzen Studios, Kiersty Long, Paula Roy, Ray Domingo (also a founder of the event), Herlys Perez, Dorian Angello, Joyce Burkholder, Janet Folsom, Eric Folsom, and Jessica Ryan (this year’s Larry Enlow Emerging Artist winner).

For more information on the individual artists, check out their links and the ArtJones site, which has little bios as well.

[ardentpoop]

reminder: I’m not asking you whose writing you consider to be the best on a technical level, I’m asking you whose writing compels you the most personally. whose episodes do you keep coming back to?

also please note that my episode selection is biased and does not (necessarily) capture the full scope of each writer's work on the show.

[bullet-prooflove]

Ask List, Rules & Updates - PLEASE READ!

Please do not solicit me to read your work by tagging me or sending it to me unless I have asked you to.

The Schedule - See what's coming up this month!

Works In Progress - A visual up to date list of what I'm working on currently and their status.

Why I Write Named Reader Characters:

MasterList:

Patreon:

Prompt Lists:

Character Tag List:

I have updated my ask list below so please only pick from the characters below if you want to submit.

The Rules:

Only pick people off the character list below for each fandom.

One prompt per ask - you can send as many asks as you want within reason

Include the whole prompt in the ask, not just the number.

I don’t write things like Voight’s daughter/Hondo’s friend/Adam’s sister

I also don't write specific asks on this blog eg: reader is a firefighter/doctor/cop who has this/does this. They meet and do this/and this and say this... I usually work from prompts.

I don't write other people's stories so if you have a long detailed idea you want writing, this is not the blog for you.

Fandoms & Chars I write for:

911:

Lou Ransone

Eddie Diaz

Evan 'Buck' Buckley

911 Lone Star:

Judd Ryder

Owen Strand

The Bear:

Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto

Michael "Mikey" Berzatto 

Richie Jerimovich

Blue Bloods:

Jamie Reagan

Joe Hill

Chicago Fire:

Jeff Clarke

Sam Carver

Chicago Med

Connor Rhodes

James Lanik

Crockett Marcel

Sam Abrams

Mitch Ripley

Dean Archer

Sean Archer

Cobra Kai:

Johnny Lawrence

Terry Silver

CSI Vegas:

Trey Cahill

Josh Folsom

FBI:

Jubal Valentine

O.A Zidan

Stuart Scola

FBI: Most Wanted:

Remy Scott

The Good Wife:

Kurt McVeigh

Haven:

Dwight Hendrickson

Duke Crocker

Hudson & Rex:

Charlie Hudson

JAG:

Mic Brumby

Harmon 'Harm' Rabb

Justified:

Raylan Givens

Tim Gutterson

Law & Order:

Nolan Price

Nicholas Baxter

Jalen Shaw

Vince Riley

Cyrus Lupo

Michael Cutter

Ed Green

Law & Order: Criminal Intent - Toronto:

Henry Graff

Law & Order SVU:

Joe Velasco

Mike Duarte

Terry Bruno

Magnum PI:

Rick Wright

Shammy

Mayor of Kingstown:

Mike McLusky

Robert Sawyer

MCU:

Frank Castle

The Mentalist:

Kimball Cho

Marcus Pike

NCIS - Origins:

Mike Franks

Leroy Jethro Gibbs

NCIS:

Alden Parker

Nick Torres

Gage Winchester

Jimmy Palmer

NCIS LA:

Vostanik Sabatino

Arlo Turk

Harmon 'Harm' Rabb

Marty Deeks

NCIS: New Orleans

Dwayne Pride

Douglas Hamilton

Chris LaSalle

Sebastian Lund

NCIS Sydney:

JD Dempsey

De Shawn Jackson

Michelle Mackey

Numb3rs:

Ian Egerton

Don Eppes

Psych:

Carlton Lassiter

The Rookie:

John Nolan

SEAL Team:

Sonny Quinn

Brock Reynolds

Trent Sawyer

Eric Blackburn

Silent Witness:

Jack Hodgson

SOA:

Filip 'Chibs' Telford

David Hale

Supernatural:

Dean Winchester

John Winchester

Top Gun Maverick:

Beau 'Cyclone' Simpson 

Jake 'Hangman' Seresin

Tracker:

Colter Shaw

Russell Shaw

Tulsa King:

Mitch Keller

Dwight Manfredi

Bill Bevilaqua 

Armand Truisi

Cal Thresher

Bodhi

Twisters:

Tyler Owens

Yellowstone:

Jamie Dutton

Kayce Dutton

Lee Dutton

Rip Wheeler

Travis Wheatley

Ryan

Walker

Feel free to send me prompts if you see anything you like with one of the characters.

[strikercannon-archive]

COWBOYS & ANGELS . 

striker cannon in the 1890s .

PLAYLIST : big iron - marty robbins / i shot the sheriff - eric clapton / folsom prison blues - johnny cash / cotton eye joe - rednex / rhinestone cowboy - glen campbell / i fought the law - the bobby fuller four / 5-1-5-0 - dierks bentley / tennessee whiskey - chris stapleton / king of the road - roger miller / people who died - the jim carroll band / blood brothers - gram parsons / the outlaw josey wales - zella day / black betty - ram jam / whiskey river - willie nelson / sweet home alabama - lynyrd skynyrd / rolex on a redneck - brantley gilbert / mamas don’t let your babies grow up to be cowboys – willie nelson & waylon jennings .

@rocketfm​​

[toxicsamruby]

the lengths that this episode went to to avoid showing any kind of empathy or solidarity w prisoners despite being named folsom prison blues after a song explicitly meant to show both empathy and solidarity w prisoners. eric kripke i want you dead