LIVESTREAM CONCERT WITH NANCY HANSON, DAVID TOLK & CRAIG MINER
Here's a livestream concert we did on April 3, 2021 from the Gallivan Center Hall in downtown Salt Lake. Thanks for Excellence in the Community for sponsoring and inviting us!
LIVESTREAM CHRISTMAS CONCERT: 12.10.20 at 8pm (MST)
FACEBOOK LIVE CHRISTMAS CONCERT - 12.10.20
On Thursday, December 10 we are going to do a Facebook Live Concert. It will also be available to view on YouTube and on this website (see above). We'll be filming it in Peter's home studio and will have David Tolk, Mike Ensign and Denny Fuller joining. To get a tase, check out this video of "Wake Up Little Child".
10.28.20 - THE HOUSE BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD
What you need is another COVID virtual music performance ;) But this one is different. This is a song I wrote and recorded a few years ago but never really released. It's based on a poem called "The House By The Side Of The Road" (Sam Walter Foss) and the idea is that while some people prefer to live quiet lives off the beaten path, the writer chooses to build his house by the road where he can watch people come and go, befriend them and serve.
Around the time I wrote the music, I was invited to go to Honduras to film interviews with people who had received micro loans from an organization called Mentors International
10.7.20 - ONE MORE FOR PAT.
This is our final performance with the great Pat Campbell before his passing on Oct. 5, 2020. It's a video we made to be shown on the last day of my daughter's elementary school in May (instead of a live performance which we normally do during non-COVID times). Pat liked the idea of letting the students and faculty take the vocals and was happy to join in. There's also an interesting side note to this song involving Pat: In 1991, my friend Rex Griffiths and I saw Pat's ska band "Swim Herschel Swim" play at a music festival and we were so blown away that we went home and tried to write our own ska song. We called it "You Wear Flowers" and it ended up kick starting everything for us. We didn't know Pat at the time, but years later he would become our drummer and it was no surprise that the guy who helped inspire this song played it better than anyone.
Peter