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Recordings
Recorded live at the Victoria Folk Music Society, Victoria BC on April 23, 2006,
Where the Coho Flash Silver contains fourteen contemporary and traditional
folk songs. Once again, Tom weaves his sing-along magic with the voices
of the enthusiastic Victoria folk music community. Back-up is provided by
Calvin Cairns, Janet Stark, Kim Willoughby, Margaret Chilibeck,
Rick van Krugel, Jake Galbraith, Denis Donnelly, and Greg La Riviere.
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Tracks from Where the
Coho Flash Silver
Circle of Light ▪ Take a Box ▪
Big Bend Boulevard ▪
Well May the World Go
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Christmas in the Trenches/I Believe ▪
Old Settler Song
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If You Miss Me From the Back of the Bus
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▪ Passing Through
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Willamette River Song ▪
Where the Coho Flash Silver ▪
Key of R ▪
Somewhere to Begin
Up Above My Head ▪
I Bid You Goodnight
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To order Where the Coho Flash Silver send $15 to:
(make checks out to Tom Rawson)
Tom Rawson
5711 Phinney Ave N, #102
Seattle WA 98103
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To order your copy of Outside The Lines send $15 to:
(make checks out to Tom Rawson)
Tom Rawson
5711 Phinney Ave N, #102
Seattle WA 98103
Recorded live in December,
1992, Outside The Lines
captures Tom at his best leading his enthusiastic audience
in 12 easy-to-sing-along contemporary folk songs,
dealing with such earth-shattering topics as family reunions,
Colorado railroads, farmland preservation,
and the importance of questioning the limits of
the black lines in
coloring books.
Selections include three of Tom's originals as well as covers
by Bill Staines, Judy Fjell, Tom Hunter,
George Fouke,
and Tedd Judd.
The album was produced by Linda Waterfall and features
vocal and instrumental backup from such
Northwest musical geniuses
as Peter Langston, Greg Canote, Jere Canote, John Foster,
Joel Bernstein, Chrissie Marshall, and Joe Weihe. |
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"Here's
live
community singing
led by
the warm, clear,
defined work
of Rawson.
Grab the lyric sheet
and sing along
with the live audience
....Must buy
for
those
who love
to sing along.
Superb!"
--Chris Lunn,
Victory Review, June 1993
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