This is going back! Cloud of Sound (Old Man) at Giuseppe’s in Santa Barbara – 1991
Sean McCue: guitar, vocals
Tim Cullen: guitar, vocals
Misha Feldmann: bass
This is going back! Cloud of Sound (Old Man) at Giuseppe’s in Santa Barbara – 1991
Sean McCue: guitar, vocals
Tim Cullen: guitar, vocals
Misha Feldmann: bass
Download or Stream Karla Bonoff “Silent Night” – CLICK HERE
The album Karla Bonoff and I recorded is NOW AVAILABLE for download and streaming today! Choose your preferred platform by clicking the link below. The album has been recently added to SiriusXM as well. This is what the Program Director, MarySue Twohy at SiriusXM had to say:
“I just want to say this out loud: Karla’s new album is stunning. I listen to music for a living – (amazing right?) and I was stopped in my tracks. I could not do anything else but listen. She sang every word and was invested in every note. I felt it. There was so much care and emotion. And the arrangements, the production values and the authenticity of her delivery – just tears.I am really looking forward to adding this to rotation – I normally shoot for around 4 tracks for an album I enjoy – I am adding 6 of Karla’s new album. I hope she truly knows how incredible her talent is on this planet. Just beautiful.”
— MarySue Twohy, SiriusXM Program Director
New album trailer! CDs available now at karlabonoff.com – Digital release Dec. 11, 2020.
Karla Bonoff “Silent Night” single out now! Apple Music • Spotify • and other music stores.
Produced by Sean McCue & Karla Bonoff. Recorded at Coyote Road Studios in Santa Barbara.
CDs of full length album available for pre-order at karlabonoff.com
Produced by Sean McCue & Karla Bonoff
Recorded at Coyote Road Studios
Pre-Order CD at karlabonoff.com
Carry Me Home is the title track and a new song from Karla Bonoff’s latest album, a definitive 16-track collection of acoustic versions of Karla’s most enduring songs. The song has all the elements of Karla’s best songs, that great voice that doesn’t seem to age, heartfelt lyrics and a beautiful melody. This video is produced by Sean McCue and Nina McCue, and was shot in Karla’s home in Santa Barbara.
Sean McCue “I Never Said”. Michelle Beauchesne is joining me on Cello & Backing Vocals on this one. This was us rehearing a couple of weeks before the lockdown and social distancing. Video shot in 4K resolution, so go full screen at full res!
Back in June of 1997 my band Summercamp was on tour and in the process of making the music video for Drawer for MTV. The director Tamra Davis mailed us VHS tapes of rough cuts over the course of a couple of weeks. There were three rough cuts (that I’m aware of). This is Rough Cut #3:
My father, Dan McCue, designed and built this beautiful and powerful hybrid car on the chassis of a 1973 Opel GT in Santa Barbara, California. The body has been masterfully re-imagined with the idea of form following function: Flared fenders to accommodate wide wheels and tires. Air intakes and outlets for brake cooling. Massive air intake for radiator and oil cooling heat exchangers. The hood has a gracefully sculpted NACA scoop to feed cool air to the naturally aspirated Weber carburetor, bolted to a ported Mazda RX-7 13B rotary engine. The driveline, brakes and suspension have been completely replaced with custom fabricated parts and RX-7 suspension elements. The custom free-flow exhaust makes quite a throaty roar.
Photos taken in the hills of Santa Barbara, California.
My sister, Dana Lawton, asked me to compose music for a modern dance piece she choreographed centered around the idea of holding space.
Audio only here:
To learn more about the choreographer visit Dana Lawton Dances.