Sugar Hill Records:
Donica Christianson, Press Contact, donicac(at)sugarhillrecords(dot)com
Ryan Baker, New Media, ryanb(at)sugarhillrecords(dot)com
Publicity:
Erin Scholze, Dreamspider Publicity, dreamspider(at)gmail(dot)com
Radio:
Ayappa Biddanda, Vanguard Records, radio(at)vanguardrecords(dot)com
Booking:
Seth Rappaport, The Agency Group, sethrappaport(at)theagencygroup(dot)com
Management:
Barnaby Greenberg, Wildlife Management, barnaby(at)donnathebuffalo(dot)com
You can also find Tara on facebook: www.facebook.com/TaraNevins
And visit www.DonnaTheBuffalo.com
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Wood and Stone is available at:
iTunes: http://www.itunes.com/taranevins
Amazon: http://amzn.to/lcEglg
Tara,
I just heard you on the radio, congratulations on the new album. I’m not sure you remember me,I’m an old friend from Potsdam and a former St. Regis String Band groupy.
Annabelle
hello tara, love your wood and stone release and would like to buy a download of it. problem is here in canada u.s. itunes and amazon.com won’t sell outside the u.s. any chance it will be offered on itunes canada or something like emusic which we have?
Dear Tara,
I love the new CD. Your voice is like a lozenge for the soul and I truly thank you for your music. Much luck to you,
Chuck
I’d like to repeat an earlier comment: “Wood and Stone” is not available from the Canadian iTunes store! Wonder why not? Where can your Canadian fans buy a copy online?
You can also purchase the album and vinyl at Funkyside.com
http://www.funkyside.com/store/index.cfm/product/310/wood-and-stone-tara-nevins-cd.cfm
Thanks for your interest!
I graduated from the Robert F Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University in Greenwich Village.
I really enjoy your music at age 66. It makes me feel happy.
Keep it up and hope to get your autograph someday.
Hi,
Great to hear this and see you at the Grassroots Festival this year via YouTube!
I hope you are able to play a gig as the Heartbeats up in your old neck of the woods at some point. At the Turning Point? The Towne Crier?
Love the band. Always have. And I remember dancing to your music at the Piermont Town Hall contra dance back in the 90s. Sigh.
Cheers,
John
Listened to Wood and Stone in its entirety (for the first time) while painting in the studio yesterday. Music as a medium is so amazing to a musical appreciator whose never played a cord. How it can re-present such biographically charged emotion in such beautiful (e)scapes bewilders! You re-directed my queries the other evening with: “Have you listen to my new work yet?” Too be honest, I have known little about you personally (leaving aside the fact I’ve seen you with DTB many, many times–some of the favorites being at Styleen’s Rhythm Palace and in Trumansburg back in the late 90′s.) And finally just wanted to step-up and say hello/ thank you for bringing a bit of home to an expatriated Yankee twice-a-year. Had no idea what to expect with respect to your rhetorical question; but was quite sure it would be of interest. Now in reaction: what a brave and insightful project– aesthetically masterful for sure: the biography and the photography are both amazing sub/con-text and support to the musical virtue– a vivid collage. Your question was retrospectively pointed….nice cause and effect…..
….following-up on our chat; was not placating you…..my sister actually lived on the other side of the river in Cold Springs for five years while working as a book editor in NYC…..just couldn’t remember precisely where, when in the brackets of our late night banter. Living in Williamsburg for two years post Ithaca, I used to take trains (for the boondocks) seeking the very same fresh air believe-it-or-not.
Thank you for stirring the memories and the giving of a few of your rare moments–very cool. Your creative and musical gravity have strong pull. Would like to gift you some original artwork in thanks when finished(your spoons as subject matter). I’ll keep you posted.
Keep it up……the blood-sugar–that is!
~e.
Hi Tara,
It was great talking to you Friday at the Bearsville Theater.
Happy Holidays
Love & peace
Mark and Kathy
Hi Tara,
It was great talking to you at the Bearsville Theater.
Love and Peace
Happy Holidays
Mark and Kathy
I just discovered your music this week, and I really enjoyed the dialog, from the video, with you and Larry Campbell talking with the making “Wood and Stone”. Great song and I heard a slice of your music and I enjoyed it very much.
If you ever plan to sing in Atlanta, Ga., let us know!
I saw you guys at Live Oak, FL a few weeks ago. Your encore of “Mystic Water” was wonderful. What a treat for us that you’re still out there performing.
I really get you a lot Tara. Your music is so inspiring. My people are from the Mt. Airy area, and your music takes me home every time. I like DTB and I was at the last Suwanee concert. Will you ever perform without DTB ? I wouLd love to see that performance.
tara u blow me away . been hangin with 4 20 years and u do it to all the time just blow me away thanks! lets save the wild HORSES se u soon like skippers smoke house tampa love that place and also with u
Ms Nevins, I really enjoy your music and watch whenever you are on tv.
Sorry about your hurt feelings regarding your marriage.
Iam 67 and never found anyone to spend my life with and at my age finding someone would give me a feeling of gratitude and do nothing to mess it up.
Hopefully I can see you on expressions.
I received a MPA from New York University in Greenwich Village in 1996
Take care and hope I am not bothering you.
Benny Scheetz
I would love to hear you do a cover of Gillian Welch’s “Caleb Meyer” or possibly a duet? Food for thought???
Tara – great show at the Double Door Inn last week. Spent many hours of my non-wasted youth at that place back in the 80s and only make it a couple of times a year now. My first time to hear you play and it was just great.