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Hi – I’m glad to find you and your music. One question: were you on the SNL show doing Thursday’s child with Bowie?

Thanks,

Brad

Comment by Brad — January 17, 2008 comment link
hey brad. yes, that was me. was it on again recently?

Comment by Holly — January 17, 2008 comment link
Re your news page…I’m gonna think long and hard about the songs I would love you to record but my knee-jerk reaction to this request is…..
Julie London, Cry Me A River
Prince, The Cross
Leela James, Music
Billy Joel – but not sure what yet, New York State of Mind? Moving Out??
Taja Sevelle, Love Is Contagious
Bangles, Following

will be back with more soon!

Comment by Lee B — January 17, 2008 comment link
Holly
Do Gimme Shelter by the Stones–you would kill it!

Let me know if you are coming to Chicago anytime soon!

Comment by Jason B — January 17, 2008 comment link
I don’t think they have aired that SNL episode lately, although I really wouldn’t know. I taped the show when it aired to catch up with Bowie – which was cool, but I was awe-struck when the camera caught you and unsuccessfully tried to find out who that incredible woman was. Going thru my rather chaotic and ancient VHS collection recently I saw you again, and with the internets as they exist now, I was able to find out who you are.

My lucky day and all the best for you.

Brad

Comment by Brad — January 17, 2008 comment link
yeah. the internets. haha. love those internets. well cool, i’m glad they worked. thanks for all song suggestions. i will listen to all suggested and let you know what works. jason b, in chicago i played the park west when i was touring the first album. beautiful art deco club. is it still there?

Comment by Holly — January 17, 2008 comment link
yep, its still there. I actually used to live in the high rise next door to it.

Comment by Jason B — January 18, 2008 comment link
Dear Holly, Im glad to see your doing so well at your music. Im really happy for you. But lets get down to bidness. This strike is really messing me up. Im an aspiring actor right. How can I get more work?
Huggs.

Comment by Ziggy the actor — January 21, 2008 comment link
ziggy the actor! the first thing that comes to mind is, write something for you to act in, find some money and produce it yourself. the second thing that comes to mind is, i’m not gonna fall for that again, cause we both know you are a graphic (or was it product?) designer!

Comment by Holly — January 22, 2008 comment link
Laura Nyro’s father was a trumpet player – and you can tell by her singing! I use to play sax along to her songs when i was a teenager, so, when i found out later about her dad, it was one of those ‘ah ha’ moments for me…as a young child (5 and under) i was insane for Louis Armstrong and Dizzy Gillespie. I’d sit in from of the TV and just scream when they came on Ed Sullivan or something…kids today should be so lucky! Covers? Jazz? i’ll see what i can dig up in my library for ya. xob

Comment by b — January 23, 2008 comment link
Um, i’m doing homework on Annie Lennox these days and oh, i just bet there is a really good one of hers for you to cover. Also, Laura Nyro and Stevie gotta have some gems for you…but, i’m not sure i should pick any as i bet you have some faves…but…i’ll pay attention on the weekend and think of you while i listen to AL. Have you listened to “Train in Vain” from AL’s “Medusa”? Drop the needle on it!!!!!! You’d be the bomb with it and your band, too. PS I just got the bitchen Epson 3800 pro printer – it makes big gorgeous prints up to 17 x 22 will make you some XOXBirdie

Comment by Birdie — January 31, 2008 comment link
Ok, did a bit pf homework – Train in Vain was an original song by The Clash – Joe Strummer and Mick Jones – are credited. Medusa being AL’s CD of covers. I’m awake now XO Birdie

Comment by Birdie — January 31, 2008 comment link
okay, these are all great ideas. the covers concept is out there floating now, and i find myself working on a bunch of other things at the same time. laura nyro is interesting to me in part because of that time period of joni, laura, rickie…it was such a great period for super creative and unique female music. i would love to have been able to go to those shows and get my senses filled live with all that soul magic. on the subject of live music, whoever is in los angeles, should to come out to teddy’s at the roosevelt hotel on a thursday night. my friend danny masterson has brought his, “the kids cotton club” over there after a couple great years at it’s previous home of “guys”. teddy’s is a great environment for our musical adventures and we are making some good sounds till late. i’m singing ann peebles, bill withers and aretha with my own mad spin. it’s my favorite kind of singing and the kind that i admittedly have yet to get on a record. the only possible exception to that is the cover of “i love you more than you’ll ever know” on “songs for tuesday”. my aim on my next recordings is to get the late night musical looseness recorded cause it’s where i feel the best.

Comment by Holly — February 23, 2008 comment link
Hi Holly
I am looking for scores for “love gets old” -beautiful song,you are the composer, right?
would be great if you could give me any advice where I can get it.
thanks,

andyberklee

Comment by andyberklee — March 14, 2008 comment link
hey holly. my names ashley. i dont know if you remember me but ive been to a lot of idinas shows over the last few months. me and my friend were talking to you during one of the meet and greets in fairfield.we were in the front row both nights. i just want to say how great it was to talk to you and what an amazing job your doing with idina! well ill see you at pbs. we won tickets so i cant wait! talk to you soon!

Comment by ashley — April 11, 2008 comment link