julie christensen

FUN VIDEO Interview with Marty Duda in New Zealand 
https://13thfloor.co.nz/julie-christensen-tells-us-the-price-we-pay-for-love-interview/

RADIO:

Gina Frary Someday Matinee on WUFM on Saturday April 22
https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/126846

Allison Davis Interview on KUNM Thursday April 13 —noon.

Sista Mary Cannon -Australia 
The interview/feature will come on in the 2nd hour Click April 15
https://www.bayfm.org/shows/mystery-train/

New bio on AllMusic (hadn’t been updated in about 20 years, and now totally…

We are proud to report that Weeds Like Us has been reviewed by Ken Spooner in the new print edition of Elmore Magazine! I'm not putting a link here yet, because it's not in the online version. But here's a sneak peek. Pick up a copy at your local newsstand today; it's a great magazine.

Thanks to all 5,000+ who came out to MacArthur Park on the 25th. It was, as Roger Waters would say, "a gas." Here's a video someone posted of Omega String Quartet and me performing "Money" with a cool light show by Single Wing Turquoise Bird.

I am so sad to report Kenny's passing into the next world. His music and loving nature is in the DNA of the Southern California of the last several decades. We will miss him terribly.

"Will You Still" by Kenny Edwards from Tom Weber on Vimeo.

As part of his California swing, Lou graciously invited me to reprise our Joan of Arc duet from the Came So Far for Beauty Evening we'd done in Dublin. It was a different animal this time, sinewy and powerful, but delicate in her way. He started off with a very velvet introduction on guitar accompanied by the ample bass of Rob Wasserman and Fernando Saunders. That guitar then opened up wider and wider to accompany the fire. It was something I will always treasure.

The new Leonard Cohen soundtrack was released this week and features multiple songs performed by Julie Christensen and Perla Batalla, including "Anthem" and "Suzanne." Buy the Leonard Cohen "I'm Your Man" motion picture soundtrack from Verve Forecast Or purchase digitally at iTunes

Saw lots of gal pals at the conference, learned a few tips about getting around this here racket, this indie music biz thing, and heard some good music, including: Patti Smith and Lenny Kaye--Patti was being honored as the Woman of Valor and was celebrating the 30-year release of "Horses" (nice banquet--said hey to filmmaker Allison Anders there, too. Her first film, Border Radio, in which I had a teeny role and sang some Divine Horsemen tunes as well, is coming out on DVD this winter on Criterion! )…