2011/05, CPR/ Napinka Sub. Mile 5. N. Froese looking down the grade towards S.E. In the distance, the rail bed again curves to head W. Good ballast remains in this section. Photo – R. F. (Click on photo for detail) © Text and Photos exclusive copyright of N. Froese.
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Boston singer/songwriter Craig Robertson organized and played at the cabaret-style Ukulele Noir for six years.
his own songs explore stories of hypnotism, murder and dancing bears. He has 30 CDs out of original music.
Craig is a Boston singer/songwriter who performs his dark, melodic tunes accompanied by guitar and ukulele
You have my e-mail address. Contact me. I have a new publication in the works and I’d like to talk with you. An official announcement will be coming soon, but, right now, things are in the planning stages and there are going to be some very cool things happening.
We are fans of Craig Robertson, my husband Mike has been playing the Uke since his retirement this year, Feb. Sreaching for an InSpiration he came across Craig, he plays his music pretty much everyday, and I sing with him, singing for me started up again this year too, with a voice that is new to me, Craigs lyrics make us laugh, and sometimes cry, but always he touches OUR HEARTS, He is in our heads and he’s song are creative and up lifting…thank you Divine Spirit for this one…he is one of your Finest…Rev. Emma/Michael Ynequez, Montrose, Ca.
Thanks so much for coming up to Citrus Heights the night before last! (Even though there weren’t many of us there.) It was a great show. Like a salon. Enjoy your West Coast holiday, and come back again soon. ‘Ukulele Rob
Get your facts straight before you publish your songs. Re: 62 days…. I am disgusted that you would write a song after only having information published by a media eager to hang an innocent man. Shame on you.
so, Angela; what are the “real” facts of the story. If you’re going to accuse me of not getting the facts straight, tell me the “truth” and then give me some proof. Otherwise, it’s just hot air.
According to a large number of newspaper and television sources, i.e., the “media,” well over a year ago a jury listened to all of the evidence, deliberated for over four hours, and found the child’s father guilty of second-degree manslaughter. So “angela h,” are there later stories confirming that the earlier stories were all fake, the little girl never died (or never existed), the father wasn’t convicted and sentences, etc.? Hmmm. Didn’t think so.
And kudos for Craig for once again taking a true story, and making very, very dark art out of it. Not easy to do with the ‘uke, the famous “instrument of happiness.”
i love your music your an inspiration i must find all your music and spread it far and spread it wide
Thanks again, Austin…you can find, and listen to for free, all my recorded music on my Bandcamp site: craigrobertson.bandcamp.com and lots of demos and such on this blog. always.
I am writing you in hopes of obtaining an autographed photo and brief bio of your act. I am currently putting together a book of ukulele soloists and musicians who feature the ukulele in their music from around the world. I would very much like to include you in this project as your music is quite popular and I am a big fan. I had no other email so I’m hoping you can help me. I am hoping to present the project to the publisher in November so it can be published next year. To date, I have collected photos and bios from acts in the US and around the world and would be quite pleased to include you in this endevour.
So impressed with your “Mean to me” rendition. I”m a retiree playing my ukulele and would so appreciate getting the chords you play. So good the way you sing and play it.
I’ve been playing that song for some time. The arrangement for ukulele is mine…but I must warn you that there are a zillion chords in the song! I will sit down later and try to write them out with the lyrics. Send me your email address to craig@robertsonstudio.com and I will send them to you. It’s a great song and the chord progression is pretty unique.
You were the reason I bought my 1st Kepasa. My 1st Kepasa was the reason I bought my 2nd! Anyway, I was wondering if I could use your picture of your Le Domino ukes on my Ukester Brown facebook page. I love these ukes- I keep hunting them, but don’t own one yet. I won’t use the pic without your permission.
2009 Tax Revenue Comparison: Michigan and the U.S. Average Memo 1111 ( February 2012 ) 18 pages The Citizens Research Council of Michigan has released its analysis of recently released U.S. Census Bureau state and local government finance data. The Census...
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In order to move forward, you have to release your shadows from the past. The ones that hold you back. The shadows that keep the fear close to heart.
In life, we all have baggage. And unfortunately, we bring that baggage into our relationships, especially our marriage.
The shadows that you once thought you forgot, show up in the oddest areas of your life. Moments trigger a memory and out of the baggage the shadow appears.
Then as you go about your day to day, you find yourself gravitating towards the past, not the present.
Honestly, I don’t think we mean to. We just don’t stop long enough to see and understand what we are doing to our partner.
Both individuals in the relationship brings along baggage. This baggage weighs down our hearts and clutters our minds, especially our subconscious; the stuff buried real deep down.
Covering up your shadows only creates a disconnect between you and your heart. And then the mind tries to come in and reason what is happening over and over again. Yet, you see it as normal. You get comfortable with your shadows. And they follow you.
But if you are one who doesn’t want the shadows to follow. You really want to deepen and intensify the love for your spouse in your marriage, you have to break away from the shadows.
What you don’t want, you no longer have to hold onto. You can take what you learned from the shadow and move forward.
Identify the shadow – What is it that frightens you? What is it that is holding you back? What are you tripping over constantly?What is showing up in your marriage that has nothing to do with you AND your spouse?
Find ‘n Forgive – Where did it come from? And then let it go. You are not trying to overdramatize or place blame. You see it for what it is. Forget what is behind and strain toward what is ahead (Philippians 3:13).
Shine ‘n Share – Shine a light on the shadow. Reveal the shadow to your spouse. Share in growing together.
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