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Tag Archives: Chris King
Carolyn Wonderland with Scott Daniels “I Believe In You” at KUHT 6-30-04
I was anticipating posting this taping of Carolyn performing the Bob Dylan song “I Believe In You” at KUHT on 6-30-04 with some sadness. It was one of the last band recordings I did for HoustonPBS as the show was … Continue reading
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Tagged Audioarts 8008, Ben Collis, Bob Dylan, Carolyn Wonderland, Catal Hyuck, Catastrophic Theater, Chris King, DAT, Dives and Divas, Fleshmop, HoustonPBS, HSPVA, I Believe In You, In the Underthunderloo, Infernal Bridegroom Productions, Jason Nodler, Jay Maulsby, Joint Chiefs, Joshua Kosoy, KUHT, Leesa Harrington, Lisa Mcquin, Live to tape, Matt Kelly, on the fly, passed, Pat Coakley, premiere production, Rich Tapia, RIP, Rock Romano, Rubber Things, Scott A. Beliveau, Scott Daniels
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Carolyn Wonderland ‘Bloodless Revolution’ at KUHT 06-30-04
This would be one of the last music tapings I did at HoustonPBS. It doesn’t take long to learn in TV that everything gets canceled. Carolyn was just about to spend a little time on the road with Bob Dylan. … Continue reading
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Tagged Audioarts 8008, Bob Dylan, Carolyn Wonderland, Catal Hyuck, Chris King, DAT, Dives and Divas, HoustonPBS, HSPVA, In the Underthunderloo, Jason Nodler, KUHT, Leesa Harrington, Lisa Mcquin, Live to tape, Matt Kelly, on the fly, Pat Coakley, Scott A. Beliveau, Scott Daniels
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