CDs can also be ordered by mailing a cheque for the appropriate amount ($20 per CD or $35 for both) to Scott Cook, 3 Meredian Road, Sherwood Park, AB, T8A 0N5. Be sure to indicate which CDs you'd like and include your return address on the envelope.
Hey friends,
I hope you've missed me in your inbox. Or enjoyed the break from my
ceaseless self-promotion. In any case, I'm back, and loaded with
reams of words to unroll. Where to begin? It's been a wild four months, I can tell you that. And consquently, impossible to sum up in a few paragraphs. But I'll
try my best... read my words from the
road
Where's that hobo at? (updated
Aug 31 2010): Scott
had a lovely time at Music on the Mountain. Huge thanks to Lionel, Rosemarie, Kirk, & all the good folks who made it happen.
UPCOMING
SHOWS:
This One's on the House Canadian Ramble 2010
Wed
Sept 1
Fort St. John
House concert at Miss Quincy's farmhouse! Dinner provided by mamma Peck's Garden and other local sources and prepared by Miss Q, music to follow by Scott Cook. Cap of 20 people, $20 each.
I'll be singing a couple songs as the guest of one of my all-time favorite bands, Corin Raymond & the Sundowners, at their regular Thursday evening gig at the Cameron House, 408 Queen Street West, 6-8pm.
Fri
Oct 1
Hamilton
A very special show at The Pearl Company, 16 Steven Street, with Corin Raymond and Raghu Lokanathan. Some of my favorite songwriters in a beautiful, beautiful venue--it's gonna be magic.
A very special show in the back room of the Cameron House, 408 Queen St. West, with Corin Raymond and Raghu Lokanathan. Doors at 8pm, Show at 9pm. This is gonna be magic.
TABLATURE:
I've had a few requests for tablature, so here's some of fish
jumpin, for your plucking pleasure...
HOUSE CONCERTS: My favorite place to play is in a living room for you and twenty or thirty of your closest friends. You don't need a sound system & it won't cost you a thing. If you're interested you can contact me directly by email to grooverevival at gmail dot com or call 780 695 3474. If you'd like to know more, have a look around Concerts in Your Home, linked below:
"Recent polls have shown growing public dissatisfaction with
the president's handling of the war in Iraq in the face of a persistent
insurgency and the mounting U.S. death toll."-AP, my emphasis
added
They forgot
to mention the price at the pump, which seems to be people's #1 concern...
Civilians in iraq evidently don't matter to US military planners,
or to the mass media... what will it take for their lives to matter
to the US public?