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"Art in America" MTV video from 1983. Album produced by Eddy Offord. Arranged by Steve Morse and "Art in America". Keyboards T Lavitz. Song by Chris Flynn.
lyric
Walking down the street one day
a billboard says to me,
what's your sign?
That brings up the issue that this thing that we call art
lies in the mind.
Let's resolve the question
is is live,is it tape
is it real?
I know that we could go
down the wasted road,
the cliché climb...
Art in America
is different in my eyes,
so welcome to new times
I know that you're tired.
Holy radio in all your glory
I need more I need art.
The waves are full of shipwrecked fools
who dare to sell their souls to the charts.
I know that we could go, down the wasted road
the cliche climb..
Art in America
is different in my eyes
so welcome to new times
I know that you're tired
song by C. Flynn. Produced by Eddy Offord. Engineered by Chuck Allen. Album artwork by Ioannis. Management: Rick Smith. Arrangements by Steve Morse and Art in America. Special guest: T Lavitz (keyboards) CBS/Pavillion Records 1983. Album art by Ioannis of DangerousAge.
Chris Flynn - Stratocaster guitar, Les Paul guitar, Rickenbacker 12 string guitar
Shishonee Flynn- Lyon & Healey string pedal harp
Dan Flynn - Fibes drums
Jim Kuha - Rickenbacker bass and Moog Taurus bass pedals
T Lavitz - Oberheim keyboards
lyric:
Walking down the street one day
a billboard says to me,
what's your sign?
That brings up the issue that this thing that we call art
lies in the mind.
Let's resolve the question
is is live,is it tape
is it real?
I know that we could go
down the wasted road,
the cliché climb...
Art in America
is different in my eyes,
so welcome to new times
I know that you're tired.
Holy radio in all your glory
I need more I need art.
The waves are full of shipwrecked fools
who dare to sell their souls to the charts.
I know that we could go, down the wasted road
the cliche climb..
Art in America
is different in my eyes
so welcome to new times
I know that you're tired
- published: 25 Aug 2013
- views: 965
Visual art of The United States and/or American art encompasses the history of painting and visual art in the United States. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, artists primarily painted landscapes and portraits in a realistic style based mainly on Western painting and European arts. A parallel development taking shape in rural America was the American craft movement, which began as a reaction to the industrial revolution.
Developments in modern art in Europe came to America from exhibitions in New York City such as the Armory Show in 1913. After World War II, New York replaced Paris as the center of the art world. Since then many American movements have shaped Modern and Postmodern art. Art in the United States today covers a huge range of styles.
During the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s painters as powerful and influential as Adolph Gottlieb, Phillip Guston, Lee Krasner, Cy Twombly, Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, Richard Diebenkorn, Josef Albers, Elmer Bischoff, Agnes Martin, Al Held, Sam Francis, Kenneth Noland, Jules Olitski, Ellsworth Kelly, Morris Louis, Gene Davis, Frank Stella, Joan Mitchell, Friedel Dzubas, Paul Jenkins and younger artists like Brice Marden, Robert Mangold, Sam Gilliam, Sean Scully, Elizabeth Murray, Walter Darby Bannard, Larry Zox, Ronnie Landfield, Ronald Davis, Dan Christensen, Susan Rothenberg, Ross Bleckner, Richard Tuttle, Julian Schnabel, Peter Halley, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Eric Fischl and dozens of others produced vital and influential paintings.
A few American artists of note include: Ansel Adams, Maxine Albro, John James Audubon, Thomas Hart Benton, Albert Bierstadt, Alexander Calder, Mary Cassatt, Frederic Edwin Church, Chuck Close, Thomas Cole, Robert Crumb, Edward S. Curtis, Henry Darger, Richard Diebenkorn, Thomas Eakins, Shepard Fairey, Jules Feiffer, Helen Frankenthaler, Arshile Gorky, Marsden Hartley, Al Hirschfeld, Hans Hofmann, Winslow Homer, Edward Hopper, Jasper Johns, Georgia O'Keeffe, Jack Kirby, Franz Kline, Willem de Kooning, Lee Krasner, Dorothea Lange, Roy Lichtenstein, Morris Louis, John Marin, Agnes Martin, Anna Mary Robertson Moses, Nampeyo, Jackson Pollock, Man Ray, Robert Rauschenberg, Frederic Remington, Norman Rockwell, Mark Rothko, Albert Pinkham Ryder, Cindy Sherman, David Smith, Frank Stella, Gilbert Stuart, Louis Comfort Tiffany, Cy Twombly, Andy Warhol, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Andrew Wyeth.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_art_of_the_United_States
- published: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 3540
Recorded in concert at WRIF "Live at Hart Plaza" concert series, Detroit Michigan in August 1982. Sorry for the cut-off I will load up the ending to this song and several others from this show.
www.facebook.com/artinamerica.music
This was our normal concert intro. We were a band of limited means and limited sound checks. Our beginning intro was as much of a warm-up for us band members as it was a warm-up for our guy at the soundboard, setting levels (Tom Percha). He often had to really work at getting our harp heard, next to the clatter of the drums, Stratocaster guitar, Rickenbacker bass guitar and Moog bass pedals. Keyboards by Kent Richards are included in the song starting after this concert intro.
Chris Flynn - lead guitar and vocal
Shishonee Flynn - string harp
Dan Flynn - drums
Jim Kuha - bass guitar
- published: 07 Oct 2012
- views: 1193
song by C. Flynn. Produced by Eddy Offord. Engineered by Chuck Allen. Album artwork by Ioannis. Management: Rick Smith. Arrangements by Steve Morse and Art in America. Special guest: T Lavitz (keyboards) CBS/Pavillion Records 1983, with the guitar solo by master guitarist, Steve Morse. Album art by Ioannis of DangerousAge.
This was was burned for me to cassette tape, by Eddy Offord, directly off of his master tape. The dimensional sound space is better, it is analog to analog (ultimately digital of course). The deep rich bass pedals are evident as is the vocal harmony. To these ears, the entire thing sounds more musical. I have kept the cassette in moth balls all these years and I have decided to share it with whoever is interested. ---- Chris Flynn
In regards to the guitar solo by Steve Morse. At the end of this project, I took a very bad spill off a bicycle and broke my left clavicle. I was unable to play guitar after that and the guitar solo in this song was undone. Steve was kind enough to offer his help. Ultimately he did a great solo, certainly better than I could have ever accomplished --- Chris Flynn
Chris Flynn - Guitar and vocal
Shishonee Flynn - pedal harp and vocal harmony
Dan Flynn - drums and percussion
Jim Kuha - bass, Moog Taurus bass pedals and vocal harmony
- published: 28 Jul 2013
- views: 760
Art in America performing live at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA.
www.facebook.com/artinamerica.music
- published: 19 Nov 2006
- views: 2881
song by Chris Flynn. performed by Art in America.This a bit of time tripping and going back to our childhood home in Lakewood, Ohio.
Another time
another place
where we can find
a different kind of space
another night
another day
and I realize
an ever changing face
and carry on
trying to find the off and on
A piece of time
to wile away
and there we find
a new unfolding fate
and we're alone
lost in the light
on a slippery slope
Oh Tidal Road
take me back again
Oh, tie up this tow
make life glow again
when we were young
and life was so simple
when we were young
life in my town in Ohio
Another time
another place
when we rode high
a final point of grace
and we're alone
lost in the light of a slippery flow
Oh Tidal Road
take me back again
Oh, tie up this tow
make life glow again
when we were young
and life was so simple
when we were young
life in a town in Ohio
- published: 26 Apr 2014
- views: 704
Black Art In America, Najee Dorsey will be at the October Gallery Art Expo Nov, 12-15th. Najee responds to the commerative book, artist uploading art, Official poster and much more...
- published: 08 Nov 2010
- views: 773
produced by David Hentschel. With Tony Levin on bass. Like, Florence and the Machine, Art in America is a band with a harp.
********************************************
It just seems like one big hole to me
My life fell right off the family tree
So unsound -- uncontrolled
Lost then found -- but not the same
Where am I, who am I, I am I
And I don't know what I know, I am one
I'd like just one big bite of you
Peel back that frozen mask, undo
Losing ground -- self control
Slow it down -- start a change
Where am I, who am I, I am I
And I know just what I know, I've become
Catch me, if you can
Delight, dweeb, deranged
When the righteous come, this way, will you run?
Don't think that I'm gonna fold for you
There's still a lot 'a things I can do
Gaining ground -- in control
Round and round -- and not the same
Here am I, there am I, I am I
I will always be a one-take guy
I am I
This is way too fun
Yeah this is just way too fun
Whoa ! I am I
Oh if I could fly
This is way too fun
Choo- choo!
This is way past done
- published: 03 Feb 2013
- views: 687
Art in America is an illustrated monthly, international magazine concentrating on the contemporary art world, including profiles of artists and genres, updates about art movements, show reviews and event schedules. It is designed for collectors, artists, dealers, art professionals and other consumers who are interested in all aspects of the artworld. The magazine includes extensive coverage and criticism of sculpture, painting and photography.
Published since 1913, Art in America Magazine covers the visual art world, both in the United States and abroad, with a concentration on New York City and contemporary art fairs. Art in America bills itself as the "World's premier Art Magazine." Their global editorial team explores the contemporary art world with expertise and passion[citation needed], bringing their readers a 360 degrees perspective on the Art scene through engaging critical essays and profiled to thoroughly cover every angle of contemporary art today.
The Magazine takes its readers into the studio with artists for exclusive behind the scenes interviews. While continuing the critically oriented reporting that has earned the art-world's trust[citation needed], Art in America renews its commitment to providing artists a venue to express themselves with a clear voice.
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4:22Art in America - Art in America (video)
Art in America - Art in America (video)Art in America - Art in America (video)
"Art in America" MTV video from 1983. Album produced by Eddy Offord. Arranged by Steve Morse and "Art in America". Keyboards T Lavitz. Song by Chris Flynn. lyric Walking down the street one day a billboard says to me, what's your sign? That brings up the issue that this thing that we call art lies in the mind. Let's resolve the question is is live,is it tape is it real? I know that we could go down the wasted road, the cliché climb... Art in America is different in my eyes, so welcome to new times I know that you're tired. Holy radio in all your glory I need more I need art. The waves are full of shipwrecked fools who dare to sell their souls to the charts. I know that we could go, down the wasted road the cliche climb.. Art in America is different in my eyes so welcome to new times I know that you're tired -
4:28Art in America - Art in America (from Eddy Offord master tape)
Art in America - Art in America (from Eddy Offord master tape)Art in America - Art in America (from Eddy Offord master tape)
song by C. Flynn. Produced by Eddy Offord. Engineered by Chuck Allen. Album artwork by Ioannis. Management: Rick Smith. Arrangements by Steve Morse and Art in America. Special guest: T Lavitz (keyboards) CBS/Pavillion Records 1983. Album art by Ioannis of DangerousAge. Chris Flynn - Stratocaster guitar, Les Paul guitar, Rickenbacker 12 string guitar Shishonee Flynn- Lyon & Healey string pedal harp Dan Flynn - Fibes drums Jim Kuha - Rickenbacker bass and Moog Taurus bass pedals T Lavitz - Oberheim keyboards lyric: Walking down the street one day a billboard says to me, what's your sign? That brings up the issue that this thing that we call art lies in the mind. Let's resolve the question is is live,is it tape is it real? I know that we could go down the wasted road, the cliché climb... Art in America is different in my eyes, so welcome to new times I know that you're tired. Holy radio in all your glory I need more I need art. The waves are full of shipwrecked fools who dare to sell their souls to the charts. I know that we could go, down the wasted road the cliche climb.. Art in America is different in my eyes so welcome to new times I know that you're tired -
57:13The Epic History of Art in America: Cubism, Impressionism, Minimalism (1997)
The Epic History of Art in America: Cubism, Impressionism, Minimalism (1997)The Epic History of Art in America: Cubism, Impressionism, Minimalism (1997)
Visual art of The United States and/or American art encompasses the history of painting and visual art in the United States. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, artists primarily painted landscapes and portraits in a realistic style based mainly on Western painting and European arts. A parallel development taking shape in rural America was the American craft movement, which began as a reaction to the industrial revolution. Developments in modern art in Europe came to America from exhibitions in New York City such as the Armory Show in 1913. After World War II, New York replaced Paris as the center of the art world. Since then many American movements have shaped Modern and Postmodern art. Art in the United States today covers a huge range of styles. During the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s painters as powerful and influential as Adolph Gottlieb, Phillip Guston, Lee Krasner, Cy Twombly, Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, Richard Diebenkorn, Josef Albers, Elmer Bischoff, Agnes Martin, Al Held, Sam Francis, Kenneth Noland, Jules Olitski, Ellsworth Kelly, Morris Louis, Gene Davis, Frank Stella, Joan Mitchell, Friedel Dzubas, Paul Jenkins and younger artists like Brice Marden, Robert Mangold, Sam Gilliam, Sean Scully, Elizabeth Murray, Walter Darby Bannard, Larry Zox, Ronnie Landfield, Ronald Davis, Dan Christensen, Susan Rothenberg, Ross Bleckner, Richard Tuttle, Julian Schnabel, Peter Halley, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Eric Fischl and dozens of others produced vital and influential paintings. A few American artists of note include: Ansel Adams, Maxine Albro, John James Audubon, Thomas Hart Benton, Albert Bierstadt, Alexander Calder, Mary Cassatt, Frederic Edwin Church, Chuck Close, Thomas Cole, Robert Crumb, Edward S. Curtis, Henry Darger, Richard Diebenkorn, Thomas Eakins, Shepard Fairey, Jules Feiffer, Helen Frankenthaler, Arshile Gorky, Marsden Hartley, Al Hirschfeld, Hans Hofmann, Winslow Homer, Edward Hopper, Jasper Johns, Georgia O'Keeffe, Jack Kirby, Franz Kline, Willem de Kooning, Lee Krasner, Dorothea Lange, Roy Lichtenstein, Morris Louis, John Marin, Agnes Martin, Anna Mary Robertson Moses, Nampeyo, Jackson Pollock, Man Ray, Robert Rauschenberg, Frederic Remington, Norman Rockwell, Mark Rothko, Albert Pinkham Ryder, Cindy Sherman, David Smith, Frank Stella, Gilbert Stuart, Louis Comfort Tiffany, Cy Twombly, Andy Warhol, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Andrew Wyeth. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_art_of_the_United_States -
6:19Art in America Live at Hart Plaza August 1982
Art in America Live at Hart Plaza August 1982Art in America Live at Hart Plaza August 1982
Recorded in concert at WRIF "Live at Hart Plaza" concert series, Detroit Michigan in August 1982. Sorry for the cut-off I will load up the ending to this song and several others from this show. www.facebook.com/artinamerica.music This was our normal concert intro. We were a band of limited means and limited sound checks. Our beginning intro was as much of a warm-up for us band members as it was a warm-up for our guy at the soundboard, setting levels (Tom Percha). He often had to really work at getting our harp heard, next to the clatter of the drums, Stratocaster guitar, Rickenbacker bass guitar and Moog bass pedals. Keyboards by Kent Richards are included in the song starting after this concert intro. Chris Flynn - lead guitar and vocal Shishonee Flynn - string harp Dan Flynn - drums Jim Kuha - bass guitar -
32:5002 art in America after wwII
02 art in America after wwII02 art in America after wwII
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4:17Art in America - Undercover Lover (from Eddy Offord's master tape)
Art in America - Undercover Lover (from Eddy Offord's master tape)Art in America - Undercover Lover (from Eddy Offord's master tape)
song by C. Flynn. Produced by Eddy Offord. Engineered by Chuck Allen. Album artwork by Ioannis. Management: Rick Smith. Arrangements by Steve Morse and Art in America. Special guest: T Lavitz (keyboards) CBS/Pavillion Records 1983, with the guitar solo by master guitarist, Steve Morse. Album art by Ioannis of DangerousAge. This was was burned for me to cassette tape, by Eddy Offord, directly off of his master tape. The dimensional sound space is better, it is analog to analog (ultimately digital of course). The deep rich bass pedals are evident as is the vocal harmony. To these ears, the entire thing sounds more musical. I have kept the cassette in moth balls all these years and I have decided to share it with whoever is interested. ---- Chris Flynn In regards to the guitar solo by Steve Morse. At the end of this project, I took a very bad spill off a bicycle and broke my left clavicle. I was unable to play guitar after that and the guitar solo in this song was undone. Steve was kind enough to offer his help. Ultimately he did a great solo, certainly better than I could have ever accomplished --- Chris Flynn Chris Flynn - Guitar and vocal Shishonee Flynn - pedal harp and vocal harmony Dan Flynn - drums and percussion Jim Kuha - bass, Moog Taurus bass pedals and vocal harmony -
9:33Art in America - Waves (live)
Art in America - Waves (live)Art in America - Waves (live)
Art in America performing live at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA. www.facebook.com/artinamerica.music -
7:40Art in America - When We Were Young
Art in America - When We Were YoungArt in America - When We Were Young
song by Chris Flynn. performed by Art in America.This a bit of time tripping and going back to our childhood home in Lakewood, Ohio. Another time another place where we can find a different kind of space another night another day and I realize an ever changing face and carry on trying to find the off and on A piece of time to wile away and there we find a new unfolding fate and we're alone lost in the light on a slippery slope Oh Tidal Road take me back again Oh, tie up this tow make life glow again when we were young and life was so simple when we were young life in my town in Ohio Another time another place when we rode high a final point of grace and we're alone lost in the light of a slippery flow Oh Tidal Road take me back again Oh, tie up this tow make life glow again when we were young and life was so simple when we were young life in a town in Ohio -
5:48Black Art in America October 3-6 2013
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4:07Art in America Video Single
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4:48Black Art In America - Najee Dorsey
Black Art In America - Najee DorseyBlack Art In America - Najee Dorsey
Black Art In America, Najee Dorsey will be at the October Gallery Art Expo Nov, 12-15th. Najee responds to the commerative book, artist uploading art, Official poster and much more... -
4:14Art in America - I am I
Art in America - I am IArt in America - I am I
produced by David Hentschel. With Tony Levin on bass. Like, Florence and the Machine, Art in America is a band with a harp. ******************************************** It just seems like one big hole to me My life fell right off the family tree So unsound -- uncontrolled Lost then found -- but not the same Where am I, who am I, I am I And I don't know what I know, I am one I'd like just one big bite of you Peel back that frozen mask, undo Losing ground -- self control Slow it down -- start a change Where am I, who am I, I am I And I know just what I know, I've become Catch me, if you can Delight, dweeb, deranged When the righteous come, this way, will you run? Don't think that I'm gonna fold for you There's still a lot 'a things I can do Gaining ground -- in control Round and round -- and not the same Here am I, there am I, I am I I will always be a one-take guy I am I This is way too fun Yeah this is just way too fun Whoa ! I am I Oh if I could fly This is way too fun Choo- choo! This is way past done -
4:37Art in America - Someday
Art in America - SomedayArt in America - Someday
Music by Chris Flynn , lyric by Nina Kahle. Produced by David Hentschel. Recorded at Scott Frankfurt Studios. Includes Tony Levin on bass. String Harp - Shishonee Flynn Drums - Dan Flynn Guitar and vocal - Chris Flynn upright electric bass - Tony Levin keyboards - David Hentschel ************************************ Yawn awake Different day, same problem Same old race for time The daily grind that wears your soul away Here we go again Holding on Holding out for something Time is counting down The turnaround is closer every day Can I wait 'til then? I will arrive, someday Riding the tide, someday I can feel it in my bones And I know it's going to come someday Take me alive, someday! Open the sky and shine the dark away Oh the wind has got to change, sometime Someday Destiny Come to me tomorrow Let the dream arrive tonight And find me at the break of day Let it all begin -
5:49RECAP - BLACK ART IN AMERICA AT FAISON FIREHOUSE THEATRE
RECAP - BLACK ART IN AMERICA AT FAISON FIREHOUSE THEATRERECAP - BLACK ART IN AMERICA AT FAISON FIREHOUSE THEATRE
The Black Art In America fine art show hosted by the Faison Firehouse Theatre October 3rd - 6th was a major success. The weekend included an fine art exhibition and programming that included workshops on using BAIA and social media, an art valuation day, protecting your investment for artists and collectors and blues great Mike Hill featuring Derin Young in concert. Join us for an event near you next time and always visit www.blackartinamerica.com for more on our thriving community.
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Art in America - Art in America (video)
"Art in America" MTV video from 1983. Album produced by Eddy Offord. Arranged by Steve Morse and "Art in America". Keyboards T Lavitz. Song by Chris Flynn. lyric Walking down the street one day a billboard says to me, what's your sign? That brings up the issue that this thing that we call art lies in the mind. Let's resolve the question is is live,is it tape is it real? I know that we could go down the wasted road, the cliché climb... Art in America is different in my eyes, so welcome to new times I know that you're tired. Holy radio in all your glory I need more I need art. The waves are full of shipwrecked fools who dare to sell their souls to the charts. I know that we could go, down the wasted road the cliche climb.. Art in America is different in my eyes so welcome to new ti... -
Art in America - Art in America (from Eddy Offord master tape)
song by C. Flynn. Produced by Eddy Offord. Engineered by Chuck Allen. Album artwork by Ioannis. Management: Rick Smith. Arrangements by Steve Morse and Art in America. Special guest: T Lavitz (keyboards) CBS/Pavillion Records 1983. Album art by Ioannis of DangerousAge. Chris Flynn - Stratocaster guitar, Les Paul guitar, Rickenbacker 12 string guitar Shishonee Flynn- Lyon & Healey string pedal harp Dan Flynn - Fibes drums Jim Kuha - Rickenbacker bass and Moog Taurus bass pedals T Lavitz - Oberheim keyboards lyric: Walking down the street one day a billboard says to me, what's your sign? That brings up the issue that this thing that we call art lies in the mind. Let's resolve the question is is live,is it tape is it real? I know that we could go down the wasted road, the cliché climb..... -
The Epic History of Art in America: Cubism, Impressionism, Minimalism (1997)
Visual art of The United States and/or American art encompasses the history of painting and visual art in the United States. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, artists primarily painted landscapes and portraits in a realistic style based mainly on Western painting and European arts. A parallel development taking shape in rural America was the American craft movement, which began as a reaction to the industrial revolution. Developments in modern art in Europe came to America from exhibitions in New York City such as the Armory Show in 1913. After World War II, New York replaced Paris as the center of the art world. Since then many American movements have shaped Modern and Postmodern art. Art in the United States today covers a huge range of styles. During the 1960s, 1970s and 1980... -
Art in America Live at Hart Plaza August 1982
Recorded in concert at WRIF "Live at Hart Plaza" concert series, Detroit Michigan in August 1982. Sorry for the cut-off I will load up the ending to this song and several others from this show. www.facebook.com/artinamerica.music This was our normal concert intro. We were a band of limited means and limited sound checks. Our beginning intro was as much of a warm-up for us band members as it was a warm-up for our guy at the soundboard, setting levels (Tom Percha). He often had to really work at getting our harp heard, next to the clatter of the drums, Stratocaster guitar, Rickenbacker bass guitar and Moog bass pedals. Keyboards by Kent Richards are included in the song starting after this concert intro. Chris Flynn - lead guitar and vocal Shishonee Flynn - string harp Dan Flynn - drums... -
02 art in America after wwII
Abstract Expressionism -
Art in America - Undercover Lover (from Eddy Offord's master tape)
song by C. Flynn. Produced by Eddy Offord. Engineered by Chuck Allen. Album artwork by Ioannis. Management: Rick Smith. Arrangements by Steve Morse and Art in America. Special guest: T Lavitz (keyboards) CBS/Pavillion Records 1983, with the guitar solo by master guitarist, Steve Morse. Album art by Ioannis of DangerousAge. This was was burned for me to cassette tape, by Eddy Offord, directly off of his master tape. The dimensional sound space is better, it is analog to analog (ultimately digital of course). The deep rich bass pedals are evident as is the vocal harmony. To these ears, the entire thing sounds more musical. I have kept the cassette in moth balls all these years and I have decided to share it with whoever is interested. ---- Chris Flynn In regards to the guitar solo by St... -
Art in America - Waves (live)
Art in America performing live at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA. www.facebook.com/artinamerica.music -
Art in America - When We Were Young
song by Chris Flynn. performed by Art in America.This a bit of time tripping and going back to our childhood home in Lakewood, Ohio. Another time another place where we can find a different kind of space another night another day and I realize an ever changing face and carry on trying to find the off and on A piece of time to wile away and there we find a new unfolding fate and we're alone lost in the light on a slippery slope Oh Tidal Road take me back again Oh, tie up this tow make life glow again when we were young and life was so simple when we were young life in my town in Ohio Another time another place when we rode high a final point of grace and we're alone lost in the light of a slippery flow Oh Tidal Road take me back again Oh, tie up this tow make life glow again when we ... -
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Black Art In America - Najee Dorsey
Black Art In America, Najee Dorsey will be at the October Gallery Art Expo Nov, 12-15th. Najee responds to the commerative book, artist uploading art, Official poster and much more... -
Art in America - I am I
produced by David Hentschel. With Tony Levin on bass. Like, Florence and the Machine, Art in America is a band with a harp. ******************************************** It just seems like one big hole to me My life fell right off the family tree So unsound -- uncontrolled Lost then found -- but not the same Where am I, who am I, I am I And I don't know what I know, I am one I'd like just one big bite of you Peel back that frozen mask, undo Losing ground -- self control Slow it down -- start a change Where am I, who am I, I am I And I know just what I know, I've become Catch me, if you can Delight, dweeb, deranged When the righteous come, this way, will you run? Don't think that I'm gonna fold for you There's still a lot 'a things I can do Gaining ground -- in control Round and ro... -
Art in America - Someday
Music by Chris Flynn , lyric by Nina Kahle. Produced by David Hentschel. Recorded at Scott Frankfurt Studios. Includes Tony Levin on bass. String Harp - Shishonee Flynn Drums - Dan Flynn Guitar and vocal - Chris Flynn upright electric bass - Tony Levin keyboards - David Hentschel ************************************ Yawn awake Different day, same problem Same old race for time The daily grind that wears your soul away Here we go again Holding on Holding out for something Time is counting down The turnaround is closer every day Can I wait 'til then? I will arrive, someday Riding the tide, someday I can feel it in my bones And I know it's going to come someday Take me alive, someday! Open the sky and shine the dark away Oh the wind has got to change, sometime Someday Destiny Com... -
RECAP - BLACK ART IN AMERICA AT FAISON FIREHOUSE THEATRE
The Black Art In America fine art show hosted by the Faison Firehouse Theatre October 3rd - 6th was a major success. The weekend included an fine art exhibition and programming that included workshops on using BAIA and social media, an art valuation day, protecting your investment for artists and collectors and blues great Mike Hill featuring Derin Young in concert. Join us for an event near you next time and always visit www.blackartinamerica.com for more on our thriving community. -
Art in America - DROOL
from the new Art in America album (Hentschel Sessions-2013), produced by David Hentschel with bass by Tony Levin. Recorded at Scott Frankfurt Studios. Mixed in England by David Hentschel. Music and Lyric by Chris Flynn **************************************** Ripping your head off Taking out your piece tonight Taking the edge off And hoping it helps Shaking gets the demons out Hoping you don't fall to far Hoping you don't find death in a jar Taking your clothes off Taking the auto out Checking out the pilaf Belay all this kelp Bet you think you learned how to drool in school Hoping you don't fall to far Hoping they won't find out what you are Taking out your checkbook Checking out your take tonight Taking all you can take Better move back to school Thinking that you're jawing to a fool ... -
Black Art In America Studio Visits Dudley Vaccianna The Artist And His Journey
Black Art In America Studio Visits Season I episode II In the Studio pt I with Dudley Vaccianna Dudley Vaccianna art career spans across five decades. His signature works are painted hand blown glass with the joyful themes of the Caribbean, Latino and the influences of Africa. Dudley's works are found in major collections around the country including the permanent collection of the White House. -
Art in America - Loot (from eddy offord master tape)
produced by Eddy Offord. Song by C.Flynn. Arranged by Steve Morse and Art in America. For CBS/Pavillion Records , 1983. Album art by Ioannis at dangerousage website. From a cassette sent to me by Eddy Offord, recorded off of his master tape. Please note the Roland Guitar Synth I played in this song, was courtesy of friend Lee Abrams (AOR radio format media inventor/mogul). Band was managed by Rick Smith of Wild Justice Mgt, at that time. Chris Flynn: Roland Guitar GR-300 into Fender Vibrolux Jim Kuha: Rickenbacker bass guitar Dan Flynn: Fibes drums Shishonee Flynn: Lyon & Healy string pedal harp lyric: I am the one who's trying through the thick and thin I don't have much choice and I'm glad as hell that thin is in Land of a thousand chances, hey they're everywhere No one will tak... -
Art in America "Go Now"
"Go Now" is a song written by Larry Banks and Milton Bennett and originally recorded in 1964 by Larry Bank's former wife, Bessie Banks, which is a great version of this song. We were always a fan of the Moody Blues version and after playing it at rehearsals for fun decided to incorporate it into our set. The video here is taken from two separate Art in America Los Angeles shows in 1995, with the audio taken from The Basement rehearsals the week before the shows. The first show was at The Dragonfly in Hollywood on May 26, 1995, which was a showcase for producer Eddy Offord who produced our first album. Eddy was there with his wife Valma and loved the new music and was eager to produce a new AIA album but with no record company in place it was never to be. The second show was at The Coc... -
Art in America - Islands (in rehearsal)
song by Chris Flynn. First rehearsal run through of this song. Recorded 1997. Guitar and vocal : Chris Flynn, Hofner Bass guitar: Jim Kuha, Drums: Dan Flynn: Keyboards: Garry Galloway. Sorry about the video quality... First bit is Dan and I down at Venice Beach, California.....C.Flynn Holding on for a brighter flame hold on hard for the light will break if you understand, that's your first mistake it's not enough, it's not enough Hold your heart it can fade away holding on still your luck can break with your heart in your hand for us all to take on your Island you want no people on your island do you want this fate because I'll immigrate to your island all those signs all the cold nights all the times the last goodbye so many cries no end in sight waiting for the day on your Island yo... -
Art in America - Grocery Line (rehearsal in 1983)
The band "Art in America" rehearses in Mark Swidler's basement for upcoming King Biscuit Flower Hour concert, to be held at Royal Oak Music Theatre, Michigan. Jan or Feb 1983. Thanks to Mark for recorded the full 2 hour rehearsal and for the use of his basement for 2 to 3 years. Musicians: Guitar and Vocal: Chris Flynn Harp : Shishonee Flynn Drums: Dan Flynn Bass: Bill Christie Keyboards: Kent Richards -
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Art in America - All in All
music by: C.Flynn, J.Kuha, G.Galloway, lyric by C.Flynn. Produced by John Bogosian. Mid 1990s version of the band: Art in America. This was recorded during the same session as "Shadows in the Corner" and "How To" at David Hasselhoff's NoHo Recording Studio in North Hollywood, CA. This is a "take 2" version. The only overdub from the session, on the band backing track, is a bit of acoustic guitar I laid down. However, I did add some horns (samples) a while later in my home studio. I particularly like Dan's drumming on this one.. He is deeply in the pocket. This song began as a verse piano and bass part from Jim and Garry. I contributed many of the verse turn around sections ("once in a while", etc) , middle 8 section ("You know that this love is no lie" etc.) and verse follow up conc... -
Art In America - Sinatra Serenade (live)
Art in America performing live at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA, May, 1994. The lineup includes Chris Flynn, guitar and vocals, Dan Flynn, drums, Jim Kuha, bass, bass pedals, 12-string and vocals, and Garry Galloway, keyboards and vocals. www.facebook.com/artinamerica.music "Art in America", music-songs-album, released by Sony/BMG in 1996, produced by Eddy Offord (Yes, ELP), with pre-production help from Steve Morse. Early Art in America music had a unique sound and featured a full Lyon & Healy pedal string harp. AIA garnered considerable airplay and MTV video play when the album was released. AIA toured in support of the album, headlining and opening for bands such as: U2, Split Enz, Roxy Music, Bill Bruford, Captain Beefheart, King Crimson and Steve Hackett. The title song "Art i...
Art in America - Art in America (video)
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- Duration: 4:22
- Updated: 06 Sep 2006
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"Art in America" MTV video from 1983. Album produced by Eddy Offord. Arranged by Steve Morse and "Art in America". Keyboards T Lavitz. Song by Chris Flynn.
lyr...
"Art in America" MTV video from 1983. Album produced by Eddy Offord. Arranged by Steve Morse and "Art in America". Keyboards T Lavitz. Song by Chris Flynn.
lyric
Walking down the street one day
a billboard says to me,
what's your sign?
That brings up the issue that this thing that we call art
lies in the mind.
Let's resolve the question
is is live,is it tape
is it real?
I know that we could go
down the wasted road,
the cliché climb...
Art in America
is different in my eyes,
so welcome to new times
I know that you're tired.
Holy radio in all your glory
I need more I need art.
The waves are full of shipwrecked fools
who dare to sell their souls to the charts.
I know that we could go, down the wasted road
the cliche climb..
Art in America
is different in my eyes
so welcome to new times
I know that you're tired
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"Art in America" MTV video from 1983. Album produced by Eddy Offord. Arranged by Steve Morse and "Art in America". Keyboards T Lavitz. Song by Chris Flynn.
lyric
Walking down the street one day
a billboard says to me,
what's your sign?
That brings up the issue that this thing that we call art
lies in the mind.
Let's resolve the question
is is live,is it tape
is it real?
I know that we could go
down the wasted road,
the cliché climb...
Art in America
is different in my eyes,
so welcome to new times
I know that you're tired.
Holy radio in all your glory
I need more I need art.
The waves are full of shipwrecked fools
who dare to sell their souls to the charts.
I know that we could go, down the wasted road
the cliche climb..
Art in America
is different in my eyes
so welcome to new times
I know that you're tired
- published: 06 Sep 2006
- views: 22195
Art in America - Art in America (from Eddy Offord master tape)
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- Duration: 4:28
- Updated: 25 Aug 2013
- views: 965
song by C. Flynn. Produced by Eddy Offord. Engineered by Chuck Allen. Album artwork by Ioannis. Management: Rick Smith. Arrangements by Steve Morse and Art in...
song by C. Flynn. Produced by Eddy Offord. Engineered by Chuck Allen. Album artwork by Ioannis. Management: Rick Smith. Arrangements by Steve Morse and Art in America. Special guest: T Lavitz (keyboards) CBS/Pavillion Records 1983. Album art by Ioannis of DangerousAge.
Chris Flynn - Stratocaster guitar, Les Paul guitar, Rickenbacker 12 string guitar
Shishonee Flynn- Lyon & Healey string pedal harp
Dan Flynn - Fibes drums
Jim Kuha - Rickenbacker bass and Moog Taurus bass pedals
T Lavitz - Oberheim keyboards
lyric:
Walking down the street one day
a billboard says to me,
what's your sign?
That brings up the issue that this thing that we call art
lies in the mind.
Let's resolve the question
is is live,is it tape
is it real?
I know that we could go
down the wasted road,
the cliché climb...
Art in America
is different in my eyes,
so welcome to new times
I know that you're tired.
Holy radio in all your glory
I need more I need art.
The waves are full of shipwrecked fools
who dare to sell their souls to the charts.
I know that we could go, down the wasted road
the cliche climb..
Art in America
is different in my eyes
so welcome to new times
I know that you're tired
wn.com/Art In America Art In America (From Eddy Offord Master Tape)
song by C. Flynn. Produced by Eddy Offord. Engineered by Chuck Allen. Album artwork by Ioannis. Management: Rick Smith. Arrangements by Steve Morse and Art in America. Special guest: T Lavitz (keyboards) CBS/Pavillion Records 1983. Album art by Ioannis of DangerousAge.
Chris Flynn - Stratocaster guitar, Les Paul guitar, Rickenbacker 12 string guitar
Shishonee Flynn- Lyon & Healey string pedal harp
Dan Flynn - Fibes drums
Jim Kuha - Rickenbacker bass and Moog Taurus bass pedals
T Lavitz - Oberheim keyboards
lyric:
Walking down the street one day
a billboard says to me,
what's your sign?
That brings up the issue that this thing that we call art
lies in the mind.
Let's resolve the question
is is live,is it tape
is it real?
I know that we could go
down the wasted road,
the cliché climb...
Art in America
is different in my eyes,
so welcome to new times
I know that you're tired.
Holy radio in all your glory
I need more I need art.
The waves are full of shipwrecked fools
who dare to sell their souls to the charts.
I know that we could go, down the wasted road
the cliche climb..
Art in America
is different in my eyes
so welcome to new times
I know that you're tired
- published: 25 Aug 2013
- views: 965
The Epic History of Art in America: Cubism, Impressionism, Minimalism (1997)
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- Duration: 57:13
- Updated: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 3540
Visual art of The United States and/or American art encompasses the history of painting and visual art in the United States. In the late 18th and early 19th cen...
Visual art of The United States and/or American art encompasses the history of painting and visual art in the United States. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, artists primarily painted landscapes and portraits in a realistic style based mainly on Western painting and European arts. A parallel development taking shape in rural America was the American craft movement, which began as a reaction to the industrial revolution.
Developments in modern art in Europe came to America from exhibitions in New York City such as the Armory Show in 1913. After World War II, New York replaced Paris as the center of the art world. Since then many American movements have shaped Modern and Postmodern art. Art in the United States today covers a huge range of styles.
During the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s painters as powerful and influential as Adolph Gottlieb, Phillip Guston, Lee Krasner, Cy Twombly, Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, Richard Diebenkorn, Josef Albers, Elmer Bischoff, Agnes Martin, Al Held, Sam Francis, Kenneth Noland, Jules Olitski, Ellsworth Kelly, Morris Louis, Gene Davis, Frank Stella, Joan Mitchell, Friedel Dzubas, Paul Jenkins and younger artists like Brice Marden, Robert Mangold, Sam Gilliam, Sean Scully, Elizabeth Murray, Walter Darby Bannard, Larry Zox, Ronnie Landfield, Ronald Davis, Dan Christensen, Susan Rothenberg, Ross Bleckner, Richard Tuttle, Julian Schnabel, Peter Halley, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Eric Fischl and dozens of others produced vital and influential paintings.
A few American artists of note include: Ansel Adams, Maxine Albro, John James Audubon, Thomas Hart Benton, Albert Bierstadt, Alexander Calder, Mary Cassatt, Frederic Edwin Church, Chuck Close, Thomas Cole, Robert Crumb, Edward S. Curtis, Henry Darger, Richard Diebenkorn, Thomas Eakins, Shepard Fairey, Jules Feiffer, Helen Frankenthaler, Arshile Gorky, Marsden Hartley, Al Hirschfeld, Hans Hofmann, Winslow Homer, Edward Hopper, Jasper Johns, Georgia O'Keeffe, Jack Kirby, Franz Kline, Willem de Kooning, Lee Krasner, Dorothea Lange, Roy Lichtenstein, Morris Louis, John Marin, Agnes Martin, Anna Mary Robertson Moses, Nampeyo, Jackson Pollock, Man Ray, Robert Rauschenberg, Frederic Remington, Norman Rockwell, Mark Rothko, Albert Pinkham Ryder, Cindy Sherman, David Smith, Frank Stella, Gilbert Stuart, Louis Comfort Tiffany, Cy Twombly, Andy Warhol, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Andrew Wyeth.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_art_of_the_United_States
wn.com/The Epic History Of Art In America Cubism, Impressionism, Minimalism (1997)
Visual art of The United States and/or American art encompasses the history of painting and visual art in the United States. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, artists primarily painted landscapes and portraits in a realistic style based mainly on Western painting and European arts. A parallel development taking shape in rural America was the American craft movement, which began as a reaction to the industrial revolution.
Developments in modern art in Europe came to America from exhibitions in New York City such as the Armory Show in 1913. After World War II, New York replaced Paris as the center of the art world. Since then many American movements have shaped Modern and Postmodern art. Art in the United States today covers a huge range of styles.
During the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s painters as powerful and influential as Adolph Gottlieb, Phillip Guston, Lee Krasner, Cy Twombly, Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, Richard Diebenkorn, Josef Albers, Elmer Bischoff, Agnes Martin, Al Held, Sam Francis, Kenneth Noland, Jules Olitski, Ellsworth Kelly, Morris Louis, Gene Davis, Frank Stella, Joan Mitchell, Friedel Dzubas, Paul Jenkins and younger artists like Brice Marden, Robert Mangold, Sam Gilliam, Sean Scully, Elizabeth Murray, Walter Darby Bannard, Larry Zox, Ronnie Landfield, Ronald Davis, Dan Christensen, Susan Rothenberg, Ross Bleckner, Richard Tuttle, Julian Schnabel, Peter Halley, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Eric Fischl and dozens of others produced vital and influential paintings.
A few American artists of note include: Ansel Adams, Maxine Albro, John James Audubon, Thomas Hart Benton, Albert Bierstadt, Alexander Calder, Mary Cassatt, Frederic Edwin Church, Chuck Close, Thomas Cole, Robert Crumb, Edward S. Curtis, Henry Darger, Richard Diebenkorn, Thomas Eakins, Shepard Fairey, Jules Feiffer, Helen Frankenthaler, Arshile Gorky, Marsden Hartley, Al Hirschfeld, Hans Hofmann, Winslow Homer, Edward Hopper, Jasper Johns, Georgia O'Keeffe, Jack Kirby, Franz Kline, Willem de Kooning, Lee Krasner, Dorothea Lange, Roy Lichtenstein, Morris Louis, John Marin, Agnes Martin, Anna Mary Robertson Moses, Nampeyo, Jackson Pollock, Man Ray, Robert Rauschenberg, Frederic Remington, Norman Rockwell, Mark Rothko, Albert Pinkham Ryder, Cindy Sherman, David Smith, Frank Stella, Gilbert Stuart, Louis Comfort Tiffany, Cy Twombly, Andy Warhol, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Andrew Wyeth.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_art_of_the_United_States
- published: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 3540
Art in America Live at Hart Plaza August 1982
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- Duration: 6:19
- Updated: 07 Oct 2012
- views: 1193
Recorded in concert at WRIF "Live at Hart Plaza" concert series, Detroit Michigan in August 1982. Sorry for the cut-off I will load up the ending to this song a...
Recorded in concert at WRIF "Live at Hart Plaza" concert series, Detroit Michigan in August 1982. Sorry for the cut-off I will load up the ending to this song and several others from this show.
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This was our normal concert intro. We were a band of limited means and limited sound checks. Our beginning intro was as much of a warm-up for us band members as it was a warm-up for our guy at the soundboard, setting levels (Tom Percha). He often had to really work at getting our harp heard, next to the clatter of the drums, Stratocaster guitar, Rickenbacker bass guitar and Moog bass pedals. Keyboards by Kent Richards are included in the song starting after this concert intro.
Chris Flynn - lead guitar and vocal
Shishonee Flynn - string harp
Dan Flynn - drums
Jim Kuha - bass guitar
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Recorded in concert at WRIF "Live at Hart Plaza" concert series, Detroit Michigan in August 1982. Sorry for the cut-off I will load up the ending to this song and several others from this show.
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This was our normal concert intro. We were a band of limited means and limited sound checks. Our beginning intro was as much of a warm-up for us band members as it was a warm-up for our guy at the soundboard, setting levels (Tom Percha). He often had to really work at getting our harp heard, next to the clatter of the drums, Stratocaster guitar, Rickenbacker bass guitar and Moog bass pedals. Keyboards by Kent Richards are included in the song starting after this concert intro.
Chris Flynn - lead guitar and vocal
Shishonee Flynn - string harp
Dan Flynn - drums
Jim Kuha - bass guitar
- published: 07 Oct 2012
- views: 1193
02 art in America after wwII
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- Duration: 32:50
- Updated: 17 Jan 2013
- views: 1931
Art in America - Undercover Lover (from Eddy Offord's master tape)
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- Duration: 4:17
- Updated: 28 Jul 2013
- views: 760
song by C. Flynn. Produced by Eddy Offord. Engineered by Chuck Allen. Album artwork by Ioannis. Management: Rick Smith. Arrangements by Steve Morse and Art in...
song by C. Flynn. Produced by Eddy Offord. Engineered by Chuck Allen. Album artwork by Ioannis. Management: Rick Smith. Arrangements by Steve Morse and Art in America. Special guest: T Lavitz (keyboards) CBS/Pavillion Records 1983, with the guitar solo by master guitarist, Steve Morse. Album art by Ioannis of DangerousAge.
This was was burned for me to cassette tape, by Eddy Offord, directly off of his master tape. The dimensional sound space is better, it is analog to analog (ultimately digital of course). The deep rich bass pedals are evident as is the vocal harmony. To these ears, the entire thing sounds more musical. I have kept the cassette in moth balls all these years and I have decided to share it with whoever is interested. ---- Chris Flynn
In regards to the guitar solo by Steve Morse. At the end of this project, I took a very bad spill off a bicycle and broke my left clavicle. I was unable to play guitar after that and the guitar solo in this song was undone. Steve was kind enough to offer his help. Ultimately he did a great solo, certainly better than I could have ever accomplished --- Chris Flynn
Chris Flynn - Guitar and vocal
Shishonee Flynn - pedal harp and vocal harmony
Dan Flynn - drums and percussion
Jim Kuha - bass, Moog Taurus bass pedals and vocal harmony
wn.com/Art In America Undercover Lover (From Eddy Offord's Master Tape)
song by C. Flynn. Produced by Eddy Offord. Engineered by Chuck Allen. Album artwork by Ioannis. Management: Rick Smith. Arrangements by Steve Morse and Art in America. Special guest: T Lavitz (keyboards) CBS/Pavillion Records 1983, with the guitar solo by master guitarist, Steve Morse. Album art by Ioannis of DangerousAge.
This was was burned for me to cassette tape, by Eddy Offord, directly off of his master tape. The dimensional sound space is better, it is analog to analog (ultimately digital of course). The deep rich bass pedals are evident as is the vocal harmony. To these ears, the entire thing sounds more musical. I have kept the cassette in moth balls all these years and I have decided to share it with whoever is interested. ---- Chris Flynn
In regards to the guitar solo by Steve Morse. At the end of this project, I took a very bad spill off a bicycle and broke my left clavicle. I was unable to play guitar after that and the guitar solo in this song was undone. Steve was kind enough to offer his help. Ultimately he did a great solo, certainly better than I could have ever accomplished --- Chris Flynn
Chris Flynn - Guitar and vocal
Shishonee Flynn - pedal harp and vocal harmony
Dan Flynn - drums and percussion
Jim Kuha - bass, Moog Taurus bass pedals and vocal harmony
- published: 28 Jul 2013
- views: 760
Art in America - Waves (live)
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- Duration: 9:33
- Updated: 19 Nov 2006
- views: 2881
Art in America performing live at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA.
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Art in America performing live at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA.
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Art in America performing live at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA.
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- published: 19 Nov 2006
- views: 2881
Art in America - When We Were Young
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- Duration: 7:40
- Updated: 26 Apr 2014
- views: 704
song by Chris Flynn. performed by Art in America.This a bit of time tripping and going back to our childhood home in Lakewood, Ohio.
Another time
another place...
song by Chris Flynn. performed by Art in America.This a bit of time tripping and going back to our childhood home in Lakewood, Ohio.
Another time
another place
where we can find
a different kind of space
another night
another day
and I realize
an ever changing face
and carry on
trying to find the off and on
A piece of time
to wile away
and there we find
a new unfolding fate
and we're alone
lost in the light
on a slippery slope
Oh Tidal Road
take me back again
Oh, tie up this tow
make life glow again
when we were young
and life was so simple
when we were young
life in my town in Ohio
Another time
another place
when we rode high
a final point of grace
and we're alone
lost in the light of a slippery flow
Oh Tidal Road
take me back again
Oh, tie up this tow
make life glow again
when we were young
and life was so simple
when we were young
life in a town in Ohio
wn.com/Art In America When We Were Young
song by Chris Flynn. performed by Art in America.This a bit of time tripping and going back to our childhood home in Lakewood, Ohio.
Another time
another place
where we can find
a different kind of space
another night
another day
and I realize
an ever changing face
and carry on
trying to find the off and on
A piece of time
to wile away
and there we find
a new unfolding fate
and we're alone
lost in the light
on a slippery slope
Oh Tidal Road
take me back again
Oh, tie up this tow
make life glow again
when we were young
and life was so simple
when we were young
life in my town in Ohio
Another time
another place
when we rode high
a final point of grace
and we're alone
lost in the light of a slippery flow
Oh Tidal Road
take me back again
Oh, tie up this tow
make life glow again
when we were young
and life was so simple
when we were young
life in a town in Ohio
- published: 26 Apr 2014
- views: 704
Black Art in America October 3-6 2013
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- Duration: 5:48
- Updated: 06 Nov 2013
- views: 241
Art in America Video Single
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- Duration: 4:07
- Updated: 26 Dec 2006
- views: 1270
Black Art In America - Najee Dorsey
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- Duration: 4:48
- Updated: 08 Nov 2010
- views: 773
Black Art In America, Najee Dorsey will be at the October Gallery Art Expo Nov, 12-15th. Najee responds to the commerative book, artist uploading art, Official ...
Black Art In America, Najee Dorsey will be at the October Gallery Art Expo Nov, 12-15th. Najee responds to the commerative book, artist uploading art, Official poster and much more...
wn.com/Black Art In America Najee Dorsey
Black Art In America, Najee Dorsey will be at the October Gallery Art Expo Nov, 12-15th. Najee responds to the commerative book, artist uploading art, Official poster and much more...
- published: 08 Nov 2010
- views: 773
Art in America - I am I
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- Duration: 4:14
- Updated: 03 Feb 2013
- views: 687
produced by David Hentschel. With Tony Levin on bass. Like, Florence and the Machine, Art in America is a band with a harp.
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produced by David Hentschel. With Tony Levin on bass. Like, Florence and the Machine, Art in America is a band with a harp.
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It just seems like one big hole to me
My life fell right off the family tree
So unsound -- uncontrolled
Lost then found -- but not the same
Where am I, who am I, I am I
And I don't know what I know, I am one
I'd like just one big bite of you
Peel back that frozen mask, undo
Losing ground -- self control
Slow it down -- start a change
Where am I, who am I, I am I
And I know just what I know, I've become
Catch me, if you can
Delight, dweeb, deranged
When the righteous come, this way, will you run?
Don't think that I'm gonna fold for you
There's still a lot 'a things I can do
Gaining ground -- in control
Round and round -- and not the same
Here am I, there am I, I am I
I will always be a one-take guy
I am I
This is way too fun
Yeah this is just way too fun
Whoa ! I am I
Oh if I could fly
This is way too fun
Choo- choo!
This is way past done
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produced by David Hentschel. With Tony Levin on bass. Like, Florence and the Machine, Art in America is a band with a harp.
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It just seems like one big hole to me
My life fell right off the family tree
So unsound -- uncontrolled
Lost then found -- but not the same
Where am I, who am I, I am I
And I don't know what I know, I am one
I'd like just one big bite of you
Peel back that frozen mask, undo
Losing ground -- self control
Slow it down -- start a change
Where am I, who am I, I am I
And I know just what I know, I've become
Catch me, if you can
Delight, dweeb, deranged
When the righteous come, this way, will you run?
Don't think that I'm gonna fold for you
There's still a lot 'a things I can do
Gaining ground -- in control
Round and round -- and not the same
Here am I, there am I, I am I
I will always be a one-take guy
I am I
This is way too fun
Yeah this is just way too fun
Whoa ! I am I
Oh if I could fly
This is way too fun
Choo- choo!
This is way past done
- published: 03 Feb 2013
- views: 687
Art in America - Someday
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- Duration: 4:37
- Updated: 24 Feb 2013
- views: 862
Music by Chris Flynn , lyric by Nina Kahle. Produced by David Hentschel. Recorded at Scott Frankfurt Studios. Includes Tony Levin on bass.
String Harp - Shis...
Music by Chris Flynn , lyric by Nina Kahle. Produced by David Hentschel. Recorded at Scott Frankfurt Studios. Includes Tony Levin on bass.
String Harp - Shishonee Flynn
Drums - Dan Flynn
Guitar and vocal - Chris Flynn
upright electric bass - Tony Levin
keyboards - David Hentschel
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Yawn awake
Different day, same problem
Same old race for time
The daily grind that wears your soul away
Here we go again
Holding on
Holding out for something
Time is counting down
The turnaround is closer every day
Can I wait 'til then?
I will arrive, someday
Riding the tide, someday
I can feel it in my bones
And I know it's going to come someday
Take me alive, someday!
Open the sky and shine the dark away
Oh the wind has got to change, sometime
Someday
Destiny
Come to me tomorrow
Let the dream arrive tonight
And find me at the break of day
Let it all begin
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Music by Chris Flynn , lyric by Nina Kahle. Produced by David Hentschel. Recorded at Scott Frankfurt Studios. Includes Tony Levin on bass.
String Harp - Shishonee Flynn
Drums - Dan Flynn
Guitar and vocal - Chris Flynn
upright electric bass - Tony Levin
keyboards - David Hentschel
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Yawn awake
Different day, same problem
Same old race for time
The daily grind that wears your soul away
Here we go again
Holding on
Holding out for something
Time is counting down
The turnaround is closer every day
Can I wait 'til then?
I will arrive, someday
Riding the tide, someday
I can feel it in my bones
And I know it's going to come someday
Take me alive, someday!
Open the sky and shine the dark away
Oh the wind has got to change, sometime
Someday
Destiny
Come to me tomorrow
Let the dream arrive tonight
And find me at the break of day
Let it all begin
- published: 24 Feb 2013
- views: 862
RECAP - BLACK ART IN AMERICA AT FAISON FIREHOUSE THEATRE
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- Duration: 5:49
- Updated: 21 Oct 2013
- views: 957
The Black Art In America fine art show hosted by the Faison Firehouse Theatre October 3rd - 6th was a major success. The weekend included an fine art exhibition...
The Black Art In America fine art show hosted by the Faison Firehouse Theatre October 3rd - 6th was a major success. The weekend included an fine art exhibition and programming that included workshops on using BAIA and social media, an art valuation day, protecting your investment for artists and collectors and blues great Mike Hill featuring Derin Young in concert. Join us for an event near you next time and always visit www.blackartinamerica.com for more on our thriving community.
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The Black Art In America fine art show hosted by the Faison Firehouse Theatre October 3rd - 6th was a major success. The weekend included an fine art exhibition and programming that included workshops on using BAIA and social media, an art valuation day, protecting your investment for artists and collectors and blues great Mike Hill featuring Derin Young in concert. Join us for an event near you next time and always visit www.blackartinamerica.com for more on our thriving community.
- published: 21 Oct 2013
- views: 957
Art in America - DROOL
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- Duration: 4:13
- Updated: 05 Feb 2013
- views: 449
from the new Art in America album (Hentschel Sessions-2013), produced by David Hentschel with bass by Tony Levin. Recorded at Scott Frankfurt Studios. Mixed in ...
from the new Art in America album (Hentschel Sessions-2013), produced by David Hentschel with bass by Tony Levin. Recorded at Scott Frankfurt Studios. Mixed in England by David Hentschel.
Music and Lyric by Chris Flynn
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Ripping your head off
Taking out your piece tonight
Taking the edge off
And hoping it helps
Shaking gets the demons out
Hoping you don't fall to far
Hoping you don't find death in a jar
Taking your clothes off
Taking the auto out
Checking out the pilaf
Belay all this kelp
Bet you think you learned how to drool in school
Hoping you don't fall to far
Hoping they won't find out what you are
Taking out your checkbook
Checking out your take tonight
Taking all you can take
Better move back to school
Thinking that you're jawing to a fool -- that's no good
Hoping you don't fall to far
Hoping you don't find out who you are
Drool - Drool
Don't it make you start to Drool ?
Hoping you won't fall to far
Falling down like Earhart
Re-make who we are
An elite guard
Drool - Drool
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from the new Art in America album (Hentschel Sessions-2013), produced by David Hentschel with bass by Tony Levin. Recorded at Scott Frankfurt Studios. Mixed in England by David Hentschel.
Music and Lyric by Chris Flynn
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Ripping your head off
Taking out your piece tonight
Taking the edge off
And hoping it helps
Shaking gets the demons out
Hoping you don't fall to far
Hoping you don't find death in a jar
Taking your clothes off
Taking the auto out
Checking out the pilaf
Belay all this kelp
Bet you think you learned how to drool in school
Hoping you don't fall to far
Hoping they won't find out what you are
Taking out your checkbook
Checking out your take tonight
Taking all you can take
Better move back to school
Thinking that you're jawing to a fool -- that's no good
Hoping you don't fall to far
Hoping you don't find out who you are
Drool - Drool
Don't it make you start to Drool ?
Hoping you won't fall to far
Falling down like Earhart
Re-make who we are
An elite guard
Drool - Drool
- published: 05 Feb 2013
- views: 449
Black Art In America Studio Visits Dudley Vaccianna The Artist And His Journey
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- Duration: 7:13
- Updated: 17 Feb 2014
- views: 767
Black Art In America Studio Visits Season I episode II In the Studio pt I with Dudley Vaccianna
Dudley Vaccianna art career spans across five decades. His sig...
Black Art In America Studio Visits Season I episode II In the Studio pt I with Dudley Vaccianna
Dudley Vaccianna art career spans across five decades. His signature works are painted hand blown glass with the joyful themes of the Caribbean, Latino and the influences of Africa. Dudley's works are found in major collections around the country including the permanent collection of the White House.
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Black Art In America Studio Visits Season I episode II In the Studio pt I with Dudley Vaccianna
Dudley Vaccianna art career spans across five decades. His signature works are painted hand blown glass with the joyful themes of the Caribbean, Latino and the influences of Africa. Dudley's works are found in major collections around the country including the permanent collection of the White House.
- published: 17 Feb 2014
- views: 767
Art in America - Loot (from eddy offord master tape)
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- Duration: 3:18
- Updated: 10 Aug 2013
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produced by Eddy Offord. Song by C.Flynn. Arranged by Steve Morse and Art in America. For CBS/Pavillion Records , 1983. Album art by Ioannis at dangerousage web...
produced by Eddy Offord. Song by C.Flynn. Arranged by Steve Morse and Art in America. For CBS/Pavillion Records , 1983. Album art by Ioannis at dangerousage website.
From a cassette sent to me by Eddy Offord, recorded off of his master tape. Please note the Roland Guitar Synth I played in this song, was courtesy of friend Lee Abrams (AOR radio format media inventor/mogul).
Band was managed by Rick Smith of Wild Justice Mgt, at that time.
Chris Flynn: Roland Guitar GR-300 into Fender Vibrolux
Jim Kuha: Rickenbacker bass guitar
Dan Flynn: Fibes drums
Shishonee Flynn: Lyon & Healy string pedal harp
lyric:
I am the one who's trying through the thick and thin
I don't have much choice and I'm glad as hell that thin is in
Land of a thousand chances, hey they're everywhere
No one will take the chances no one seems to care
But I'm trying
I love trying
I'd walk a mile
For the Loot, the Loot, the Loot
I'm not the one who's buying all those clothes your in
But someday I'll have the Loot because baby I play to win
'Cause baby I play to win
And I'm trying
I love trying
I'd walk a mile
For the Loot
Yeah for the Loot
Let's hear it for Loot
Yeah for the Loot
Everyone is twice as cold as I
But I just keep walking, I just keep talking
So I'm a fool if I let my dealings show
But you step on me, and I'll step on you
I play that way just so you know
Land of a thousand chances - hey they're every where
Everyone wants advances but they're never there
'Cause oh they're never there
But I'm trying
I love trying
I'd walk a mile
For the Loot
Yeah for the Loot
Let's hear it for Loot
Yeah for the Loot
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produced by Eddy Offord. Song by C.Flynn. Arranged by Steve Morse and Art in America. For CBS/Pavillion Records , 1983. Album art by Ioannis at dangerousage website.
From a cassette sent to me by Eddy Offord, recorded off of his master tape. Please note the Roland Guitar Synth I played in this song, was courtesy of friend Lee Abrams (AOR radio format media inventor/mogul).
Band was managed by Rick Smith of Wild Justice Mgt, at that time.
Chris Flynn: Roland Guitar GR-300 into Fender Vibrolux
Jim Kuha: Rickenbacker bass guitar
Dan Flynn: Fibes drums
Shishonee Flynn: Lyon & Healy string pedal harp
lyric:
I am the one who's trying through the thick and thin
I don't have much choice and I'm glad as hell that thin is in
Land of a thousand chances, hey they're everywhere
No one will take the chances no one seems to care
But I'm trying
I love trying
I'd walk a mile
For the Loot, the Loot, the Loot
I'm not the one who's buying all those clothes your in
But someday I'll have the Loot because baby I play to win
'Cause baby I play to win
And I'm trying
I love trying
I'd walk a mile
For the Loot
Yeah for the Loot
Let's hear it for Loot
Yeah for the Loot
Everyone is twice as cold as I
But I just keep walking, I just keep talking
So I'm a fool if I let my dealings show
But you step on me, and I'll step on you
I play that way just so you know
Land of a thousand chances - hey they're every where
Everyone wants advances but they're never there
'Cause oh they're never there
But I'm trying
I love trying
I'd walk a mile
For the Loot
Yeah for the Loot
Let's hear it for Loot
Yeah for the Loot
- published: 10 Aug 2013
- views: 401
Art in America "Go Now"
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- Duration: 3:31
- Updated: 22 Mar 2015
- views: 158
"Go Now" is a song written by Larry Banks and Milton Bennett and originally recorded in 1964 by Larry Bank's former wife, Bessie Banks, which is a great version...
"Go Now" is a song written by Larry Banks and Milton Bennett and originally recorded in 1964 by Larry Bank's former wife, Bessie Banks, which is a great version of this song. We were always a fan of the Moody Blues version and after playing it at rehearsals for fun decided to incorporate it into our set. The video here is taken from two separate Art in America Los Angeles shows in 1995, with the audio taken from The Basement rehearsals the week before the shows. The first show was at The Dragonfly in Hollywood on May 26, 1995, which was a showcase for producer Eddy Offord who produced our first album. Eddy was there with his wife Valma and loved the new music and was eager to produce a new AIA album but with no record company in place it was never to be. The second show was at The Coconut Teaszer, also in Hollywood on the Sunset Strip, on June 6, 1995. The audio here is from The Basement Rehearsal Studio recorded onto cassette with two microphones in a cozy 20' x 20' rehearsal room. I remastered the audio at my home studio, Amber Sky Studios, in Porter Ranch, CA. This lineup of Art in America was Chris Flynn, guitars and vocals, Garry Galloway, keyboards and vocals, Dan Flynn on drums and myself, Jim Kuha, on bass and bass pedals, guitar and vocals. The video was taken by my wife Lynn who was very pregnant with our son Josh at these shows.
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"Go Now" is a song written by Larry Banks and Milton Bennett and originally recorded in 1964 by Larry Bank's former wife, Bessie Banks, which is a great version of this song. We were always a fan of the Moody Blues version and after playing it at rehearsals for fun decided to incorporate it into our set. The video here is taken from two separate Art in America Los Angeles shows in 1995, with the audio taken from The Basement rehearsals the week before the shows. The first show was at The Dragonfly in Hollywood on May 26, 1995, which was a showcase for producer Eddy Offord who produced our first album. Eddy was there with his wife Valma and loved the new music and was eager to produce a new AIA album but with no record company in place it was never to be. The second show was at The Coconut Teaszer, also in Hollywood on the Sunset Strip, on June 6, 1995. The audio here is from The Basement Rehearsal Studio recorded onto cassette with two microphones in a cozy 20' x 20' rehearsal room. I remastered the audio at my home studio, Amber Sky Studios, in Porter Ranch, CA. This lineup of Art in America was Chris Flynn, guitars and vocals, Garry Galloway, keyboards and vocals, Dan Flynn on drums and myself, Jim Kuha, on bass and bass pedals, guitar and vocals. The video was taken by my wife Lynn who was very pregnant with our son Josh at these shows.
- published: 22 Mar 2015
- views: 158
Art in America - Islands (in rehearsal)
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- Duration: 4:44
- Updated: 01 Feb 2014
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song by Chris Flynn. First rehearsal run through of this song. Recorded 1997. Guitar and vocal : Chris Flynn, Hofner Bass guitar: Jim Kuha, Drums: Dan Flynn: Ke...
song by Chris Flynn. First rehearsal run through of this song. Recorded 1997. Guitar and vocal : Chris Flynn, Hofner Bass guitar: Jim Kuha, Drums: Dan Flynn: Keyboards: Garry Galloway. Sorry about the video quality... First bit is Dan and I down at Venice Beach, California.....C.Flynn
Holding on for a brighter flame
hold on hard for the light will break
if you understand, that's your first mistake
it's not enough, it's not enough
Hold your heart it can fade away
holding on still your luck can break
with your heart in your hand
for us all to take
on your Island
you want no people on your island
do you want this fate
because I'll immigrate to your island
all those signs all the cold nights
all the times the last goodbye
so many cries no end in sight
waiting for the day
on your Island
you want no people on your island
do you want this fate?
because I'll immigrate to your island
to your island
la la la la because
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song by Chris Flynn. First rehearsal run through of this song. Recorded 1997. Guitar and vocal : Chris Flynn, Hofner Bass guitar: Jim Kuha, Drums: Dan Flynn: Keyboards: Garry Galloway. Sorry about the video quality... First bit is Dan and I down at Venice Beach, California.....C.Flynn
Holding on for a brighter flame
hold on hard for the light will break
if you understand, that's your first mistake
it's not enough, it's not enough
Hold your heart it can fade away
holding on still your luck can break
with your heart in your hand
for us all to take
on your Island
you want no people on your island
do you want this fate
because I'll immigrate to your island
all those signs all the cold nights
all the times the last goodbye
so many cries no end in sight
waiting for the day
on your Island
you want no people on your island
do you want this fate?
because I'll immigrate to your island
to your island
la la la la because
- published: 01 Feb 2014
- views: 171
Art in America - Grocery Line (rehearsal in 1983)
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- Duration: 5:11
- Updated: 08 Feb 2013
- views: 387
The band "Art in America" rehearses in Mark Swidler's basement for upcoming King Biscuit Flower Hour concert, to be held at Royal Oak Music Theatre, Michigan. J...
The band "Art in America" rehearses in Mark Swidler's basement for upcoming King Biscuit Flower Hour concert, to be held at Royal Oak Music Theatre, Michigan. Jan or Feb 1983. Thanks to Mark for recorded the full 2 hour rehearsal and for the use of his basement for 2 to 3 years.
Musicians:
Guitar and Vocal: Chris Flynn
Harp : Shishonee Flynn
Drums: Dan Flynn
Bass: Bill Christie
Keyboards: Kent Richards
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The band "Art in America" rehearses in Mark Swidler's basement for upcoming King Biscuit Flower Hour concert, to be held at Royal Oak Music Theatre, Michigan. Jan or Feb 1983. Thanks to Mark for recorded the full 2 hour rehearsal and for the use of his basement for 2 to 3 years.
Musicians:
Guitar and Vocal: Chris Flynn
Harp : Shishonee Flynn
Drums: Dan Flynn
Bass: Bill Christie
Keyboards: Kent Richards
- published: 08 Feb 2013
- views: 387
Collector Home Tours With Black Art In America
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- Duration: 0:54
- Updated: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 191
Art in America - All in All
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- Duration: 5:23
- Updated: 21 Jul 2013
- views: 157
music by: C.Flynn, J.Kuha, G.Galloway, lyric by C.Flynn. Produced by John Bogosian. Mid 1990s version of the band: Art in America.
This was recorded during the...
music by: C.Flynn, J.Kuha, G.Galloway, lyric by C.Flynn. Produced by John Bogosian. Mid 1990s version of the band: Art in America.
This was recorded during the same session as "Shadows in the Corner" and "How To" at David Hasselhoff's NoHo Recording Studio in North Hollywood, CA. This is a "take 2" version. The only overdub from the session, on the band backing track, is a bit of acoustic guitar I laid down. However, I did add some horns (samples) a while later in my home studio. I particularly like Dan's drumming on this one.. He is deeply in the pocket.
This song began as a verse piano and bass part from Jim and Garry. I contributed many of the verse turn around sections ("once in a while", etc) , middle 8 section ("You know that this love is no lie" etc.) and verse follow up conclusions for the vocal melody. I don't remember who is responsible for the chorus idea. The vocal melody was from me, as this has mostly been the case for Art in America songs.
Guitar and vocal: Chris Flynn
Bass: Jim Kuha
Keyboards: Garry Galloway
Drums: Dan Flynn
Lyric:
Walking around
thinking about you today
there's something that you need to know
something that I've got to say
Once in awhile
I look in your eyes
and I can't seem to find
Words to remind you
the meaning and light you bring to my life
All in all
Darling you have me I have you
All in all
You know that this love is no lie
you know that we need to try
to keep this dream alive
But reality is so hard
When I come home
touching you deep down down inside
The body we both seem to know
the passion we've learned to ignite
Once in awhile
you look at your life
and realize a change
Day turns to night
but the light in your eyes
will somehow still remain
All in all
darling you have me I have you
All in all
you know that this love is no lie
you know that we to try
to keep this dream alive
but reality is so hard
All in all
sweetheart I'm right here waiting for you
All in all
darling you have me, I have you
All in all
Sweetheart I'm right here waiting for you... yeah!
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music by: C.Flynn, J.Kuha, G.Galloway, lyric by C.Flynn. Produced by John Bogosian. Mid 1990s version of the band: Art in America.
This was recorded during the same session as "Shadows in the Corner" and "How To" at David Hasselhoff's NoHo Recording Studio in North Hollywood, CA. This is a "take 2" version. The only overdub from the session, on the band backing track, is a bit of acoustic guitar I laid down. However, I did add some horns (samples) a while later in my home studio. I particularly like Dan's drumming on this one.. He is deeply in the pocket.
This song began as a verse piano and bass part from Jim and Garry. I contributed many of the verse turn around sections ("once in a while", etc) , middle 8 section ("You know that this love is no lie" etc.) and verse follow up conclusions for the vocal melody. I don't remember who is responsible for the chorus idea. The vocal melody was from me, as this has mostly been the case for Art in America songs.
Guitar and vocal: Chris Flynn
Bass: Jim Kuha
Keyboards: Garry Galloway
Drums: Dan Flynn
Lyric:
Walking around
thinking about you today
there's something that you need to know
something that I've got to say
Once in awhile
I look in your eyes
and I can't seem to find
Words to remind you
the meaning and light you bring to my life
All in all
Darling you have me I have you
All in all
You know that this love is no lie
you know that we need to try
to keep this dream alive
But reality is so hard
When I come home
touching you deep down down inside
The body we both seem to know
the passion we've learned to ignite
Once in awhile
you look at your life
and realize a change
Day turns to night
but the light in your eyes
will somehow still remain
All in all
darling you have me I have you
All in all
you know that this love is no lie
you know that we to try
to keep this dream alive
but reality is so hard
All in all
sweetheart I'm right here waiting for you
All in all
darling you have me, I have you
All in all
Sweetheart I'm right here waiting for you... yeah!
- published: 21 Jul 2013
- views: 157
Art In America - Sinatra Serenade (live)
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- Duration: 5:43
- Updated: 03 Sep 2006
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Art in America performing live at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA, May, 1994. The lineup includes Chris Flynn, guitar and vocals, Dan Flynn, drums, Jim Kuha,...
Art in America performing live at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA, May, 1994. The lineup includes Chris Flynn, guitar and vocals, Dan Flynn, drums, Jim Kuha, bass, bass pedals, 12-string and vocals, and Garry Galloway, keyboards and vocals.
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"Art in America", music-songs-album, released by Sony/BMG in 1996, produced by Eddy Offord (Yes, ELP), with pre-production help from Steve Morse. Early Art in America music had a unique sound and featured a full Lyon & Healy pedal string harp. AIA garnered considerable airplay and MTV video play when the album was released. AIA toured in support of the album, headlining and opening for bands such as: U2, Split Enz, Roxy Music, Bill Bruford, Captain Beefheart, King Crimson and Steve Hackett. The title song "Art in America" is still heard on XM Radio Station: Musiclab. The influential LP cover painted by Ioannis was featured in the book "1000 Record Covers" by Michael Ochs. For more info see: www.myspace.com/artinamerica
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Art in America performing live at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA, May, 1994. The lineup includes Chris Flynn, guitar and vocals, Dan Flynn, drums, Jim Kuha, bass, bass pedals, 12-string and vocals, and Garry Galloway, keyboards and vocals.
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"Art in America", music-songs-album, released by Sony/BMG in 1996, produced by Eddy Offord (Yes, ELP), with pre-production help from Steve Morse. Early Art in America music had a unique sound and featured a full Lyon & Healy pedal string harp. AIA garnered considerable airplay and MTV video play when the album was released. AIA toured in support of the album, headlining and opening for bands such as: U2, Split Enz, Roxy Music, Bill Bruford, Captain Beefheart, King Crimson and Steve Hackett. The title song "Art in America" is still heard on XM Radio Station: Musiclab. The influential LP cover painted by Ioannis was featured in the book "1000 Record Covers" by Michael Ochs. For more info see: www.myspace.com/artinamerica
- published: 03 Sep 2006
- views: 8749
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Art in America - Art in America (video)
"Art in America" MTV video from 1983. Album produced by Eddy Offord. Arranged by Steve Mor...
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Art in America - Art in America (from Eddy Offord master tape)
song by C. Flynn. Produced by Eddy Offord. Engineered by Chuck Allen. Album artwork by Ioa...
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Art in America - Art in America (from Eddy Offord master tape)
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The Epic History of Art in America: Cubism, Impressionism, Minimalism (1997)
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The Epic History of Art in America: Cubism, Impressionism, Minimalism (1997)
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Art in America Live at Hart Plaza August 1982
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02 art in America after wwII
Abstract Expressionism
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Art in America - Undercover Lover (from Eddy Offord's master tape)
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Art in America - Undercover Lover (from Eddy Offord's master tape)
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Art in America - Waves (live)
Art in America performing live at The Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA.
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Art in America - When We Were Young
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Black Art in America October 3-6 2013
Video highlight of Black Art in America at the Fasion Firehouse Theater Oct 4-6 2013
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Art in America Video Single
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Black Art In America - Najee Dorsey
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Art in America - I am I
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Art in America - Someday
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RECAP - BLACK ART IN AMERICA AT FAISON FIREHOUSE THEATRE
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Art in America Live at Hart Plaza August 1982...
02 art in America after wwII...
Art in America - Undercover Lover (from Eddy Offor...
Art in America - Waves (live)...
Art in America - When We Were Young...
Black Art in America October 3-6 2013...
Art in America Video Single...
Black Art In America - Najee Dorsey...
Art in America - I am I...
Art in America - Someday...
RECAP - BLACK ART IN AMERICA AT FAISON FIREHOUSE T...
Art in America - DROOL...
Black Art In America Studio Visits Dudley Vacciann...
Art in America - Loot (from eddy offord master ta...
Art in America "Go Now"...
Art in America - Islands (in rehearsal)...
Art in America - Grocery Line (rehearsal in 1983)...
Collector Home Tours With Black Art In America...
Art in America - All in All...
Art In America - Sinatra Serenade (live)...
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