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Now Open – Art Through The Ages Art Gallery

Bri — Thu, 13 May 2010 23:41:58 +0000

Art Through The Ages - An Educational Tour

In Nevermores’ ongoing effort to spread education as well as art, we are proud to announce that our Art Through the Ages gallery is open to the public. This gallery is for educational purposes only, you can not purchase any of the art work on this floor. You CAN click the art pieces for details on the artist.

Visit the 6th Floor Art Through The Ages Classical Art Educational Floor.

Ziffy Zarf

Rowdy — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 04:03:42 +0000

From the deep south…..of England, hails Ziffy Zarf, bringing you blues harmonica, acoustic guitar-twangin’, singing & foot-tappin’ front porch style. Influenced primarily by Sonny Terry & the two Walters, Ziffy is interested in continuing the old styles of the blues while adding his own melodic edge. His singing has been said to sound like a mix between John Mayall & Mose Allison.

My Space

Google Calendar

Lightnin Lowtide

Andy J — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 16:09:29 +0000

Lightnin Lowtide, also known as Stan Bolton in RL, is a Songwriter/Vocalist/Guitarist. His shows consist of classic rock, blues, and a few Country songs, as well as his originals such as “Gypsy King”. A permanent artist in the Nevermore Concerts in the Park lineup, Lightnin and Ruby never disappoint!

My Space

Website

Forsythe Whitfield

Andy J — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 16:05:05 +0000

Caught somewhere between the dirt roads and the juke joints of the Mississippi delta, Forsythe Whitfield was born singing the blues and grooving a slide guitar.
His music combines old school blues with modern folk and insightful writing using a Boss Loop station and his guitar to create amazing grooves and soundscapes that enhance the feel of his music. He sounds like the bastard love child of Taj Mahal and James Taylor. Sweet songs combined with delicious blues romps and Hawaiian blues of the ukulele.

My Space

Website

On thesixtyone.com

Ric Rembrandt

Andy J — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 16:00:52 +0000

I come from a musical family. My father sang and played piano in the tradition of Fats Waller. Both older brothers were players, one founding the LA-based rural-psych band Plain Jane in 1968 with Les Brown Jr. producing and playing drums. My first cousin, Paul Ray from Dallas, Texas grew up with Jimmy Vaughan and formed the group The Cobras, which became the first group 17 year old Stevie Ray Vaughan joined upon arriving in Austin in the ’70’s. I first took up the drums at age 6, trumpet in secondary school, then guitar in college. Since then I’ve kept my music alive songwriting and playing. I’ve been a studio musician in San Diego and LA, subbed in a couple of big name rock bands out there, but always seem to land back in Oklahoma. I own and operate my own recording studio in Tahlequah, home of the Cherokee Nation, and have been looking for another outlet to play my music live, pure and simple, and my RL friend Strummer Vultee turned me on to Second Life! With a little help from my friends Strummer, Morton Shamen, Blue4u Nowicka (another RL friend) Lea Anatra, and many others, I am now playing my music for you. I hope that you enjoy it half as much as I do playing it for you!

Peace, Ric

On Myspace

Zachariah Loon

Andy J — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 15:53:04 +0000

Zachariah tags his music Rural Acoustic Folk, Rock-n-Roll & Street Corner Blues. His songs use a down home style of writing & take a look at Oklahoma life with a wry sense of humor. Zachariah sings originals about lost loves, beat-up pickup trucks, waitin’ at the train depot, fishin’ with grampa, empty beers, going for a ride in a new car, being in love with Wonder Woman, hippie chicks and Oklahoma girls with red dirt in their blood! Also throwing in the odd cover song.

Zachariah’s Website

My Space

Page on Norman Music Scene

Daddy Love AKA Zachariah Loon’s Kitchen Concert Videos on You Tube.

Morton Shamen

Andy J — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 15:39:16 +0000

Live performance in pure form, acoustic guitar and voice, singer/songwriter, troubadour, emotional interpretation, this is what you get with Morton Shamen. Recently he has started using some backing tracks created and played by him in his studio. His shows reflect his Southern heritage and road-wise insight, streaming from his home studio in Gulf Coast Florida, covering a wide variety of popular music, including fellow SL artists and playing his own material, Morton Shamen is the real thing.

Morton also performs on bass guitar, in a dual-stream format with his friend Strummer Vultee, this is quite a combination of talent, amazing in delivery and precision.

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Video Filmed at Nevermore Park by Robert69 Little

Robert69 Little films Vanny Wilder and the Shamen-Vultee Project @ Nevermore Park

Andy J — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 15:22:51 +0000

Filmed @ Nevermore Park by Robert69 Little

Videos can also be seen on the musicians’ page here on our website.

Pot o’ Gold Hunt On Nevermore Island

Bri — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 07:00:48 +0000

Beannachtaí na Féile Pádraig!
The Nevermore leprechauns have been hard at work making and hiding prizes for you to find at Nevermore’s Pot O’Gold hunt! Starting March 15th and lasting until March 31st, you can follow the rainbow to Nevermore and find your pot of gold. And say hi to any of the Nevermore leprechauns you see.

Starts: March 15, 2010
Ends: March 31, 2010
Open 24 hours
Gifts will be trailed through out the island except for Memorial Garden and residential areas.

Participating Merchants:

Allusions
Fluid Furniture
Nomad Albatros
QnC
Savira Furnishings

Irish Pride Comes To Nevermore Island

Bri — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 02:21:00 +0000

ERIN GO BRAGH!

March 1 – March 31, 2010

Nevermore is proud to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with an Irish Stew of different festivals and displays. The marketplace and the boardwalk are decorated with a plethora of Irish history; poets and writers, history and history makers, and the art of the Emerald Isle. There will be a Pot O’Gold hunt where the Nevermore leprechauns have hidden treats and treasures for you to find. And on St. Patrick’s Day, the performing artists will have Irish-themed concerts for you. So come on down to Nevermore and exercise your Irish pride with the month-long Irish party!