No Justice new video "Just Get Going" featured on CMT Online!

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Texas/Oklahoma music hit-makers NO JUSTICE are on the move and headed towards national recognition with the release of their new studio album 2ND AVENUE on Carved Records.  The band's first ever music video for their new single "Just Get Going" is now featured on CMT Online! See it here! http://www.cmt.com/videos/no-justice/600463/just-get-going.jhtml The new single is at #12 this week on the Texas Music Chart.  Call in and request "Just Get Going" at your lacal radio station! Since the album's release in July 2010 they guys have made a slew of television appearances including Good Day Dallas, Great Day Houston, Good Day Tulsa, Rise & Shine (Oklahoma City) and Chicago's WGN.  NO JUSTICE will also be featured in a local commercial for Tener's Western Wear in Oklahoma City in mid December.  The album's first single "Love Song" and "WW 111" will also be featured in an upcoming episode of North American Safari "Hunting For The Dream" on the Sportsman's Channel in early 2011. Congratulations goes out to the guys on a truly outstanding album that has busted loose in a race towards stardom...and is going...going...GONE!   NO JUSTICE WANTS YOU TO JOIN THEIR GROWING STREET TEAM!    If you love the music from one of the hottest bands in "the scene" and want to help spread the word about upcoming concerts...then No Justice needs you!  Street teams are vital for any working band and the job does have its perks. Free entry to No Justice shows, discounted merchandise, being a part of the No Justice family...and more!     If you want to join "The Family" please contact street team president Abby Gibson at abby@nojustice.com or (580) 794-0252 for more information.  We hope to hear from you!     LIVE!      Thursday, December 2nd at the Dixie Dancehall located at 234 Crockett Street in Beaumont, Texas.  Showtime is 9:00 PM.  www.dixiedancehall.com   Friday, December 3rd at the Cadillac Ranch located at 1924 South Highway 277 in Lawton, Oklahoma.  Showtime is 9:00 PM.  www.nojustice.com   Tuesday, December 7th-Acoustic show with Steve Rice at Ekimo Joe's located at 501 West Elm Street in Stillwater, Oklahoma.  Showtime is 8:00 PM.  www.eskimojoes.com   Thursday, December 9th at Brewster Street Icehouse located at 1724 North Tancahua Street in Corpus Christi, Texas.  Showtime is 9:30 PM. www.brewsterstreet.net  Friday, December 10th at the Phoenix Saloon located at 193 West San Antonio Street in New Braunfels, Texas.  Showtime is 9:30 PM. www.thephoenixsaloon.com Saturday, December 11th at Scooter's Dancehall located at 113 North Main Street in Moulton, Texas.  Showtime is 9:00 PM.  www.myspace.com/scootersdancehall   2ND AVENUE is available at Hastings, Wal-Mart, Best Buy, and online at iTunes, Amazon and www.nojustice.com.   Keep up to date on all NO JUSTICE developing news and highlights by checking them out at www.facebook.com/pages/No-Justice or on Twitter at www.twitter.com/nojusticeband and www.myspace.com/NoJusticeBand, http://www.youtube.com/user/nojusticeofficial

Amazing.... yet somehow two faced?

The concert no warmist would applaud Andrew Bolt

Monday, November 29, 2010 at 01:36pm

 

Bono in Tokyo in 2008: 

My prayer is that we become better in looking after our planet.

And the Keen for Green group applauds: 

If your (sic) looking for an environmental role model, Irish rockstar, Bono (born Paul David Hewson, May 10, 1960), of the band U2 is a good place to start.  Bono ... participated in a tree planting ceremony in Tokyo Bay, Japan, in 2008, where efforts are being taken to turn a landfill into an 88 hectare forest.  Bono has also been active in the Greenpeace community since 1993 when his entire band participated in a protest against a nuclear power plant, Sellafield, in England.  And of course, Bono is self-reported avid recycler and drives a car which runs on ethanol instead of gasoline.

Bono in Melbourne in 2010: 

U2'S 360 Degrees tour, the most expensive rock spectacle ever, is here. The tour, with a daily running cost of $850,000, arrived on six 747 jets…

"You compare a tour by the number of trucks they use," production manager Jake Berry said. "The Rolling Stones ran 46 trucks. We are running 55. This is the biggest." 

Monty Harper

Songs From the Science Frontier is Here! My new CD about science for learners age eight and up is now available to order, and for download! 

The SFSF CD is like a sequel to They Might Be Giants' Here Comes Science, with more sciencey details for a slightly older audience. It'll make a great stocking stuffer for any kid (or kid at heart) who likes dinosaurs, nature, biology, science in general, Monty Harper songs, The Sugar Free Allstars, or just plain fun music!

This week only, purchase the new CD and select another of my titles for free! This offer is available at MontyHarper.com, and is good until November 29.

 

You can also preview and/or purchase the songs as digital downloads right now on CDBaby.com.

 

Most of the songs on this CD were written over the past two years for my "Born to Do Science" program, which involves scientists talking with kids about their research. The songs celebrate those scientists and their fascinating, important work. Topics include bacterial biofilms, wheat genomics, bat evolution, luminescence dating, x-ray crystallography, wind energy and much much more!

 

Back in August, you may recall, I ran a Kickstarter.com campaign to raise the money to record this CD. The online science education community got behind the idea and I reached my funding goal early thanks to many generous backers!

 

(Are you a backer? Your CD(s) will be on the way to you very soon!) 

 

Since then I've been working hard on this CD (and practically nothing else). Producer Chris Wiser of the Sugar Free Allstars did a fantastic job helping me capture the best recording of my career. With Chris on keyboards, Dr. Rock on drums, and Dave Spindle on bass, the songs are a great mix of Sugar Free musical functitude and scientastic Monty Harper lyrics. 

 

I'm proud of our accomplishment and anxious for you to hear it! May it inspire many young listeners to become followers of, cheerleaders for, and practitioners of science!

  

- Monty Harper 

P.S. - Don't forget, order by next Monday to take advantage of the free CD offer!

Camille Harp

> Hey friends!
>
> I'm off this coming weekend BUT I have some special gigs coming up so you can get in your Camille fix. :)
>
> Tomorrow, Monday the 22nd, I'll be playing solo at The Deli in Norman from 7pm-9pm. NO COVER CHARGE!! Just freeeee music!!
>
> Thursday night, yesss, THANKSGIVING NIGHT, Me and the boys will be at The Deli again! We love The Deli! It's like being with your family....but they smoke more. ;) The Deli is the "Cheers" of my life. Come join us and be thankful for MUSIC! 10:30pm-1:30am $5 Cover. 21+. It's always one of my FAVORITE shows of the year!!
>
> I added a couple of other fun shows to my website. Check it out if you have the time! www.camilleharp.com
>
> Til we meet again,
> Camille
>
>

Check out music from Peter And The Last, Tulsa, OK.

PETER AND THE LAST :: ABOUT THIS ARTIST

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ARTIST SUMMARY

Genres: Blues / Classic Rock / Roots Rock

ARTIST BIO

With his barrel-house piano style and soulful vocals, Peter has been described as a cross between John Belushi and Billy Joel. A journeyman musician and former radio personality, performing, recording and broadcasting in a myriad of styles, including country, blues, gospel, jazz and rock; in venues like the Cain’s Ballroom and Buddy Guy’s Legend’s; has shared the stage with Jerry Jeff Walker, BR5-49, The Dixie Chicks, Deana Carter, Mark Chesnutt, Robert Earl Keen, Asleep at the Wheel, Delbert McClinton, Big Sandy, Junior Brown, Bob Wills’ Texas Playboys, Hal Ketchum, Leroy Parnell, The Mavericks.

MORE ABOUT PETER AND THE LAST

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

After Midnight

All Day & All of the Night

Black Magic Woman

Blue Moon of Kentucky

Born Under a Bad Sign

Brown Sugar

Can’t Get Enough

Change It

Cover Me

Crossroads

Don’t Take Advantage of Me

Eight Days a Week

Farther Up the Road

Gimme Some Lovin’

Gloria

Guitars, Cadillacs

I Can’t Explain

I Saw Her Standing There

In the Midnight Hour

It’s All Over Now

Keep On Smiling

Land of 100 Dances

Let Me Love You, Baby

Light My Fire

Louisiana Blues

Oh! Darling

Roadhouse Blues

Satisfy Suzie

Sharp Dressed Man

Slow Down

Sweet Home Alabama

Sweet Home Chicago

Taking Care of Business

Time is on My Side

Under My Thumb

Walking the Dog

Camille Harp

Hey guys and gals!

Here's the skinny for the coming weekend.  Hope you can fit one or both into your busy holiday schedule!

Friday, November 19th:  Othello's in Norman (Campus Corner) Solo show from 9pm-Midnight.

Saturday, November 20th:  Libby's in Goldsby (South of Norman, exit 104)  Full band show from 9pm(ish) til 12:30-1(ish) :)

Come see us!

If I don't see you, have a Happy Thanksgiving with your family and friends!

xo,
camille

Jared Tyler shows

 

-Saturday November 13th   7:30 pm - Doors open at 6 pm     $10

• WHERE:  Blue Dome Diner 313 East 2nd Street  Tulsa,OK (918) 382-7866
• Benefit Concert for Hospice of Green Country  
• Jared Tyler & Friends (Tavis Minner, Annie Ellicott, and Bukeka Shoals) in concert to benefit Hospice of Green Country and to celebrate November as National Hospice Month.

 

-Thursday November 18th   5:30 pm         $10

• WHERE:  Price Tower's Copper Bar    - Downtown Bartlesville, OK
• 510 South Dewey Avenue, Bartlesville  For information call toll free 877.424.2424 or l ocally 918.336.1000.
• With special guest Matt Hayes

For more info please visit www.jaredtyler.com

 

Look forward to sharing and fellowshipping with all who attend :-)

Tee Shirt Swap

Tee Shirt Swap this Saturday at 1pm at Boomtown Tees, downtown at 114-A S. Elgin Ave. Bring a cool gently-used tee & swap with other attendees or our selection of vintage and clearance shirts. Joe Momma's will be providing snacks. 918-938-6000.

Something besides music... YOU can make a difference....

November 3^rd, 2010

Dear Friends,

The Stillwater City Council has stated they will have to layoff Police Officers if forced to grant the recent arbitrators decision.  The councilors have refused to acknowledge the existence of available revenues as described in the decision and proven during the hearing.  The City Manager has directed the Chief of Police to layoff FOUR officers January 1st.  Due to three officers being deployed to Afghanistan and four current vacancies besides the four to be laid off this would drop us to staffing levels not seen since the early 90’s.

There have been rumors and misinformation that the layoffs are due to the Stillwater FOP asking for wage increases.  This is absolutely false.  In our offer to the City of Stillwater, that was eventually selected by the impartial arbitrator, our officers agreed to concessions.  Our officers all lost compensation in our proposed contract.  The “net” increase in cost to the city is $6,960!  This is due to merit steps that are part of the compensation plan that increases for our most junior officers as they gain experience.

The City Manager, Dan Galloway, is now claiming that the Chief of Police needs to find $216,000 in savings!  The huge discrepancy in these numbers comes largely from the City Manager not planning to fund programs and compensation they agreed to pay.

The Stillwater FOP has shown the City of Stillwater there is $173,000 in budgeted money that can’t be used by law to pay for a judgment against the city (see page 2).  Additionally, officers have agreed to take compensatory time instead of pay for overtime up to forty hours per year.  This would save the City of Stillwater an additional $109,070.

The arbitration ruling, quotes from Dan Galloway’s and Chief McNickle’s sworn testimony, and other information the citizens of Stillwater need to know can be found on our website www.foplodge102.org.   You will also find links to e-mail for the Stillwater City Leadership on our site.

Please take a few moments to send an e-mail, make a phone call, or write a letter to the City Manager, the Mayor, and the City Council members voicing your strong opposition to these unjustified cuts. 

Your support is VERY IMPORTANT!!  On the following page, you will find a form letter you may send to the Stillwater leadership or you may write your own. 

Thank you for your support,

Stillwater Fraternal Order of Police #102

Todd Parry, President

Please email the following message and attend the Council Meeting....     please send to

mayor@stillwater.org; councilorweaver@stillwater.org; councilorbartley@stillwater.org; councilorhopkins@stillwater.org; councilordougherty@stillwater.org; dgalloway@stillwater.org; mrupp@stillwater.org

Dear City Leader,

I am voicing my support for the Stillwater Police Department.  I am NOT in support of your decisions to lay off four officers on January 1^st, 2011.  During the recent arbitration hearing on September 22^nd, 2010, evidence was provided showing that the City of Stillwater plans to pay out $174,000 to a former officer as part of a judgment.  You have been shown on several occasions that this would be contradictory to Oklahoma State Law (62 OS 365.5, 1979).  This money is available to meet budget.  This amount more than covers the expenses from the contract selected by the arbitrator.  Additionally, the officers have given you another mechanism to fund their budget through up to $110,000 savings through the use of compensatory time.  Bear in mind, the contract selected by the Arbitrator had a “net” cost to the City of Stillwater of $6,960.  For most officers, this is the second year they have seen a decline in their overall compensation.

The City Manager and the Chief of Police both agree the Stillwater Police Department is already understaffed.  With looming military deployments, there is already a crisis of manpower without the loss of four more officers.   Here are a few quotes from their sworn testimony on 9-22-2010.

                Dan Galloway:

“I hate to say that in front of the negotiating team, but we’d love to have a whole lot more police officers than we have because of the growth of the city.  What I’d like to have, what the city council believes we should have is probably a larger police department.” 

“The economy of the country and the unemployment, when you have a society that’s restless about the economic conditions, you tend to have an increase in burglary, in theft, but also just in human attitudes.  I think that the conflict creates a much heavier demand on the police department than you do in good economic times, and so the police officers have a tremendously tough job.” 

“…it just frightens me to think that we have three officers who are going to serve military duty.  I’m glad they can serve military duty but how I’m going to cover that lack of staff hours to deliver police service to the public is a huge problem, you know.”

Chief McNickle:

“…we had five people out on light duty, we had the prospect of three people being activated for duty in the Middle East, and three frozen position, and admittedly, understaffed – an already understaffed police department, and it just becomes problematic from a whole lot of perspectives.”

“The fact of the matter is, and I don’t think it’s any secret to anybody in this room,  we’ve been understaffed for quite some period of time.”

Reconsider your decision to lay off four Stillwater Police Officers.  It is not in the best interest of my family, my friends, or my community. 

Respectfully,

(sign your names, please)

Susan Herndon

Greetings.

Here's the latest

Hope to see you!

xxooo

~Susan

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New CD.  Well, the album, All Fall Down is finally complete.  Under the direction of Lloyd Mainesand his golden ears ... he, the master, himself says:  "looks great and sounds great" ... Praise the Lloyd!  There are 10 new songs written about such cheery topics as death and divorce and roadkill.  It sounds like a real downer, but i promise, it's upbeat.

 

Radio play.   Songs from the new album will be played on Greg Johnson's brand spankin new/good old radio show on Sunday, October 31st on KOSU at 6 pm (woops:  we're late getting this email out.)   And John Wooley will be playing "Oklahoma Girl" on his great radio show, Swing on This, on KWGS on Saturday, November 6th at 6 pm.  Thanks to both!

 

New Website.  www.susanherndon.com  ... still under construction... but some of the new tunes are up and there's some other stuff on there and on my end, i can maintain my technological ignorance, update my schedule, and i don't even have to speak computer-language... more links and photos to add, and album info, and lyrics... but it's a work in progress... Sign the guestbook, lemme know if everthing works, and thanks for making the visit.

 

CD Release Dates.  ... this weekend in Oklahoma City and in Bartlesville... next weekend a pre-release party in Tulsa... and dates in Ft Worth and in Arlington, Texas.  More dates to be announced soon... We can't do this without you; and we wouldn't want to, so YOU COME, TOO! 

 

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The Blue Door.  (2815 No. McKinley Ave, Oklahoma City.)  Friday, 5 November, 8 pm.

CD Release Concert.  Always one of my favorite places to play, but this night will be extra-special.  With Terry 'Buffalo' Ware, Tom Skinner, Jack Abraham, the CherryPickers:  Michael Steed and Stephen Lee; and the Damn Quails will be opening the show.  The place is completely renovated.  We hope to see YOU; and Tootie too, will be there! 

 

Frank & Lola's.  (2nd & Dewey, Bartlesville.)  Saturday, 6 November, 9 pm.  CD Release.  Withthe CherryPickers:  Michael Steed and Stephen Lee.  We love it here... and it's been quite a while since we've made it up to the lovely B-ville, so we're really looking forward to this.  Not to mention, the food is to die for.  Not exaggerating.  Really to die for.  

 

Garden Deva Fall Festival.  (317 South Trenton Ave, Tulsa.)  Saturday, 6 November, 4:15 pm.  The best fall festival around, the only festival around where so much beauty abounds-- you will be astounded.  Beautiful sculpture, jewelry, hats, pottery, paintings, music, and seriously:  lots of beautiful women!  Come even if you're not a diva-- i'm not one and i go.

 

Open Door Coffee House.  (3321 West Park Row, Arlington, Texas.)  Saturday, 13 November, 7 pm.  First time here, so be on your best behaiour.

 

Madison Avenue House Concert.  (contact:  asmartin_5@hotmail.com for information and reservations.)  Sunday, 14 November, 4 pm.  Pre-CD-release, Tulsa.   A public cd release date for Tulsa will be in December; in the meantime, my dear friend, Andy is hosting this very special event in her home and she always surprises with delicious food... (which, i'm told, puts all other house concerts to shame.)  With special guests:  the CherryPickers, and more...

 

Fred's Texas Cafe.  (915 Currie Street, Ft Worth, Texas.)  Sunday, 21 November, 3 pm. 

Always a great time at Fred's!  With the CherryPickers.

 

Rick's Cafe Americain.  (31st and Harvard, Tulsa.)  Tuesdays, 6:30 pm!  My home away from home...  the world will always welcome lovers... as time goes by...  AND, the only intersection in Tulsa without any road construction (...knock on wood...)

 

French Hen.  (71st and Yale, Tulsa.)  Fridays and/or Saturdays when i'm in Tulsa, 7 pm.

J'adore toujours La Poule Francaise... quand je suis en ville j'y suis la... pour jouer des chansons francaises, manger de la bonne nourriture, et boire du bon vin!

 

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(all locations Tulsa and Oklahoma, unless otherwise noted...)  

 

Tuesday, 2 November:  Rick's Cafe Americain

Friday, 5 November:  The Blue Door/Oklahoma City

Saturday, 6 November:  Garden Deva Fall Festival

Saturday, 6 November:  Frank & Lola's/Bartlesville

Tuesday, 9 November:  Rick's Cafe Americain

Saturday, 13 November:  Open Door Coffee House/Arlington, Texas

Sunday, 14 November:  Madison Avenue House Concerts

Tuesday, 16 November:  Rick's Cafe Americain

Sunday, 21 November:  Fred's Texas Cafe/Ft Worth, Texas

Tuesday, 23 November:  Rick's Cafe Americain

Tuesday, 30 November:  Rick's Cafe Amercain

Thursday, 2 December:  Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame/Muskogee

Friday, 3 December:  Price Tower/Bartlesville

Sunday, 19 December:  Hickory Tree House Concert/Kansas, Oklahoma

 

For further info, go to:  www.susanherndon.com