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Sue Fink: Damsel In Distress!
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| Sue @Uncommon Ground (photo by David Sameshima) |
Latest and greatest news...
Mid-June, 2009...
CD update: It's
here, it's here, it's here, it's here!!! Thoughts
at an Intersection, my new 12-song CD, is no longer "upcoming" but has arrived. Just looking at it
makes me very happy!
News update! The CD is now available at that great indie online record store, CDBaby! -- just click the link, or click my Music page for cute visual links... and soon after, iTunes... these things take a little time to automate. But in the meantime,
if you're in the Chicago area, please check out my Performances page... I'll have the CDs available at my gigs, and you can hear cuts on upcoming radio appearances. The much-requested
song, "Boys are So Sensitive," IS on the CD and I'm very pleased with how this -- and ALL the songs -- sound.
I think you will be, too!
CD Release show will now likely be in October... more news as it is finalized.
Other news...
Videos: I have several. Names and locations:
Damsel in Distress, complete with railroad tracks, villain, etc:*
Right here on my Music page (if problems viewing, see next link)
* YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QyUnTWg0p8* Vimeo (for PCs that can view higher resolutions): http://vimeo.com/1679123Thoughts at an Intersection, title song of the new CD:
* Right
here on my Performances page
* YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bwa4Zb6SgWoSue Fink, Live at the Baked Tomato, courtesy of Lance Brown (2 songs):
* Right here on my Performances page
* MySpace: http://myspace.com/chicagosuefink Performances:
We just had a fantastic singer-songwriter showcase, hosted by Brad Cole, at Martyrs. Great venue, fun mix of songs and collaborations, wonderful listening audience... a lovely time was had by all!
Please check my Performances page for frequent updates. I love playing at new venues and joining other musicians in various showcases as well.
MySpace: In addition to this website,
please enjoy my MySpace page as well: http://myspace.com/chicagosuefink. You do NOT have to BE a MySpace member to visit... and you can listen to the tunes I have posted
there (some brand new tunes, too), as well as click on the links to my myspace friends and hear their music. My most
up-to-date schedule is usually found on that page... I'm also adding the occasional "blog" entry there... a
fun place to visit when you have a little time.
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| "It's not you..." (Jenny, Sue D. & me @ Schubas) |
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| photo by Jeanne T. Arrigo |
More News: My song
"The Saga of Pearl (It's Not You)" was selected as one of the Top Songs of the Year under "Local Anesthetic
Best of 2006" by Richard Milne, host of the Local Anesthetic show, 93.1 WXRT! Please click
the music link if you are interested in hearing this, or other, songs...
* Podcast *
I am one of the featured singer/songwriters on Steve Meier's Chicago Songwriter's Podcast. Episode 1 was Terry MacNamara; Episode 2 was Jeanne T. Arrigo;
and now I'm Episode 3. Steve, also a Chicago singer/songwriter, interviews us on the songwriting process.
You may be interested to learn how different the process can be for different people. We each play several songs
as well as discuss what works for us, our influences, etc. Check it out! Also, I've put links to many of the people I mention in the podcast...
Previous Radio Play
Includes:
- WXRT's Local Anesthetic show (Richard Milne, host) -- "Saga of Pearl (It's Not You)" and 2008 & 2007 Holiday
Greeting special
- WFMT's The Midnight Special (Rich Warren, host)
- Wisconsin Public Radio
- WDCB, Folk Festival show (Lilli Kuzma, host) plus live radio appearance in July 2008
- WNUR (Ron Lewis, host) plus live radio apprearance in December 2008
- WORT (Sue Goldwomon, host) plus live interview in August 2007
- ... and more...
- And here's something
cool: You can request my songs online at the wonderful Whole Wheat Radio station. I love these guys... it's an on-line station in Alaska, they play a great selection of music, and
they do NOT bug you, or spam you, in any way. You can sign in and request songs, or just listen. I would NOT be
adverse to having my songs requested... ;-)
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