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Author Archives: douglasesper
Okay, I see you…
I know, I know… there are no excuses I can offer. Let’s just do that quick nod thing that people who understand and respect each other do when they see each other after a long time from across the room … Continue reading
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Remix a live Chuck Mosley song
A day or two after we got our live record finished, we received a multitrack recording of a concert we did at the Live Wire in Chicago, IL. I thought it might be fun to give you all the multitracks … Continue reading
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Tagged chuck mosley, cleveland, douglas esper, live concert, ohio, remix, rock, VUA
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intro at the live wire
I recently got the audio for a practice show we played at the live wire in Chicago in 2017. It was drew’s first time onstage with us (and i think cris’s first time playing bass onstage?) This is how we … Continue reading
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Author Interview with Brian Paone
Today, I am featuring author Brian Paone, whose story “Come Moonshine or Fog,” is included in the anthology “A Bond of Words,” alongside my own brand-new story, “Rhythm of the Bug-ity Beat.” What are you working on now? The novelization … Continue reading
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Interview with author Carolyn Young
Today, I am featuring author Carolyn Young, whose story “Until Death,” is included in the anthology “A Bond of Words,” alongside my own brand-new story, “Rhythm of the Bug-ity Beat.” What is the hardest part of writing for you? What … Continue reading
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