Just Another Folk Singer (Mystie Chamberlin) cover of Kenny Rogers’ “The Gambler,” Before Bed Head Sesh 6, 04.11.10 @ apt. (Brooklyn, NY). Filmed by David Jordan.

Just Another Folk Singer (Mystie Chamberlin) cover of Kenny Rogers’ “The Gambler,” Before Bed Head Sesh 6, 04.11.10 @ apt. (Brooklyn, NY). Filmed by David Jordan.

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So, I have this idea. I’ll be participating in the 5th installment of the “My Conjoined Twin” art show/”reading” on July 14th. “My Conjoined Twin” is a one night art show/spoken word show/performance presented by the Antagonist Art Movement, wherein writers are selected for a unique brand of storytelling. Writers and artists work together in pairs to create a one of a kind audio and visual experience.
Once again I am “conjoined” with my good friend and talented photographer, Marissa Bea. Marissa and I like to switch things up, so to speak. Sometimes I write a song based on her image. Sometimes, she creates a photograph based on my lyrics. One time, we even had a conjoined triplet, which consisted a story by Brother Mike Cohen, portraits by Marissa, and a song by me (for the record writing a song about feet is difficult!).
In order to further this idea of poly-collaboration, I’ve decided to post the song I wrote for the next MCT, “A Song for Rhett Miller,” online at HITRECORD.ORG. HITRECORD.ORG is a professional open collaborative production company that creates and develop art and media (videos, writing, photography, music, anything) collaboratively. Now, anyone can contribute on the collaboration page.
Thus, this is an open invite to all artists: HAVE AT IT!
http://hitrecord.org/records/432205

“A song for Rhett Miller” is a song that I wrote, recorded, and released on my SoundCloud site on my birthday, June 29, 2011. The song is an attempt to convey my appreciation and awe of musician, singer, and songwriter, Rhett Miller. The tune is based on Dylan’s song “Song To Woody.” In it, I make reference to Rhett’s song “Come Around,” as well as his signature half-windmill guitar strum in the lines “but I’ve been workin’ on my windmill strum in case you ever come around my way.”

This might be my new favorite thing in the entire universe:
Jim Boggia & Tracy Bonham cover Bruce Springsteen’s “Thunder Road” on uke & fiddle 06.16.11 @ Rockwood Stage 2 (196 Allen St., NYC). Video by Jamie Eng.

David Fleming (Teh Typos) & Mystie Chamberlin (Just Another Folk Singer / Teh Typos) riding on the subway (F) post Memorial Day BBQ 05.30.11 from Brooklyn to NYC. Photo by Laurie Joachim.

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Mystie Chamberlin (Just Another Folk Singer / Teh Typos) snapshot at Memorial Day BBQ 05.30.11 in Brooklyn, NY. Photo by Laurie Joachim.

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