Michael Davis' Music Is Revolution

[...] MUSIC IS REVOLUTION Greetings friends. It is the 30th day of August 2006. I’ve described as best I could my [...] of the solution, MUSIC IS REVOLUTION. [...]

[...] Hi guys...and gals. Music Is Revolution has moved to Portland. It is a great city with much good vibe and outlandish beautiful [...]

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[...] I have an announcement to make. Music Is Revolution has presented a middle school in Glendora California with a piano. Some while ago, a [...]

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[...] of something natural. It appears that the concept and the motivation of providing funds for music education in public schools for our young brothers and sisters was, and is, an honorable and popular [...]

[...] resource, our children. The way to change, the way to revolution, is education, music education. When I think of music, I realize that throughout my life, music of one sort or another [...]

[...] ? Angela and I worked out the details of creating a non-profit foundation dedicated to music education in public schools, and asked Thunder if he would like to promote the first benefit for [...]

[...] ). Check it out, lots of cool stuff and fragrance samples too. While I’m on the subject, INTERFERON FUNNY GUY is going to undergo a Make-over. Barring an unforeseen positive viral finding in the re- [...]

[...] a while… > > About a month, I reckon since the last post. Formerly known as > Interferon Funny Guy, past the Gates of Hell, into the sublime of Non: > a rose speckled garden of non- [...]

[...] strong and that ain’t always easy. Those of you who followed my treatment in the blog, INTERFERON FUNNY GUY, know the hardships that were placed on my family while I struggled with anemia, lethargy, [...]

[...] ;That's your mistake" by Otis Williams and the Charms. Otis Williams and the Charms were my favorite group and my very first record, and I still have it! I told [...]

[...] was nothing to compare with the excitement I felt from hearing Johnny Cash on the radio, Otis Williams and The Charms, Franky Lymon and The Teenagers, Dale Hawkins, and countless other [...]

[...] blog: www.hepcnomads.co.uk Yesterday was the birthday of my favorite composer and musician, Jean Baptiste Lully, born November 28, 1632. Monsieur Lully is regarded as the father of French opera, and [...]

[...] great care to make certain I was comfortable and happy every single moment. What an awesome weekend! We ferried between the hotel and the Carnegie Deli via wheelchair. The sumptuous [...]

[...] Sorry, but I just have to write something about a couple of comments I received on the Ron Asheston blog recently. I like the comment feature just because if you have something to say about my work, [...]

[...] This morning at 6 AM, my wife awoke me with the news of Ron Asheton's death. I haven't seen Ron, except on stage, since 1984, and had spoken on the phone with him [...]

[...] This is from my buddies at NYC Punk Rock. Thanks - this is awesome. http://nycpunkrock.blogspot.com/2008/11/michael-davis-mc5- [...]