Howard Glazer - They Call It The Patriot Act, But How Can A Patriot Act That Way?Howard Glazer plays a Johnny Winter influenced style of electric blues. This CD single was composed in a standard blues form and is a topical song that is putting in it's two cents on the issue of repealing the Patriot Act. As such it will have some relevance to and resonance with the national debate on the issue and could well find a lot of people who identify with the sentiments of the song and want to support it. The single is being released in

the hero must come face-to-face with herself in some form - a cursed

obituaries worldwide paid glowing tributes to the effervescence of the violinist Ida Haendel

Fire serves the author a metaphor for the acousmatic listening experience itself: a borderline perception of sounds eternally fixed in their spasmodic disappearance

Recorded live in Avery Fisher Hall

before the existence of state of the art beat making programs that quantize or add effects

both employed a bluesy style of play with grittytextures that elicit calm and fury in equal measure

This rendition is contrasted with a second on an American Ivers & Pond parlor concert grand from 1917

he has worked together with leading artists such as Joel Smirnoff (Juilliard String Quartet)

when we first played "Bad Pets"

Liner notes include lyrics

even a friendship

These six allegorical short stories in parable form play out against the classic old west backdrop during A Town Called Parable