COME to Our Spring Showcase “Jamie and Michael bring us to our lives: to cherish what is simple, know what is lost, and remember the best of times.” Songs of a Catholic Childhood Presented by Chief O’Neill’s Pub and Restaurant And J. O’Reilly Productions With Jamie O’Reilly and Michael Smith Thursday, April 19 at […]
folk music
The Mixer – One-Nite Sensation
Mix-er; noun – Somebody who combines various sound recordings to create the final soundtrack. An informal party held as a way of allowing a group of people to get to know each other. In The Reader March 18, 5 PM Concert in Honor of Winifred O’Reilly Roots n’ shoots. Elders and progeny. Then and now. The […]
Mix-er; noun – Somebody who combines various sound recordings to create the final soundtrack. An informal party held as a way of allowing a group of people to get to know each other. In The Reader March 18, 5 PM Concert in Honor of Winifred O’Reilly Roots n’ shoots. Elders and progeny. Then and now. The […]
Michael Smith E-News Feb, Mar, April
“My plane geometry teacher at Passaic Valley, the unforgettable Mr. Werner, used to say that there’s no way to describe a spiral verbally, you always wind up having to whirl your finger around. “ (On Songwriting, Feb. Blog post, michaelsmithmusic.com) *** Michael interview in Lake Forester/Pioneer Press, in print. And […]
Michael Peter Smith, December E-News
Little Falls, NJ – Winter, 1948 A Note from Michael It’s occurred to me lately that the Blessings Apparent of Christmas gradually change throughout one’s life. When I was seven it was that the Lionels came out of their boxes.When I was in eighth grade Christmas was the big plaid flannel shirts my godmother Kay […]
Little Falls, NJ – Winter, 1948 A Note from Michael It’s occurred to me lately that the Blessings Apparent of Christmas gradually change throughout one’s life. When I was seven it was that the Lionels came out of their boxes.When I was in eighth grade Christmas was the big plaid flannel shirts my godmother Kay […]
Michael P. Smith Dates/November
NOVEMBER E-NEWS A Note from Michael I love playing gigs in Texas because the folks there are very lighthearted…hey, it hasn’t snowed thirty-one inches there for many a Halloween and it’s not likely to. Also I love driving for long distances, and going to Texas I can think about a song for hours and hours […]
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