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Friday, December 23, 2011 at 12:12AM I performed at the 15th annual Winter Walk in Hudson, NY in the store of a friend from NYC who recently opened her own shop. This clip really shows the spirit and energy of audience. People walked up and down Warren St, closed off to traffic for the event.
Wednesday, July 27, 2011 at 5:44PM audio: recorded live with Cathy Grier vocals, guitar and Richard Green: guitar, Kevin Holsapple: drums, Dr. Jeff Arp-Sandel: bass, and Chris Ferrone: sax
Tuesday, June 21, 2011 at 5:31PM NYCSubwayGirl performs her brand of folked-up blues at Club Helsinki in Hudson, NY to kick off a night of entertainment for Hudson Pride 2011. Hosted by Pride organizer Rich Volo aka Trixie Starr.
Excerpts from her songs BackRoad and Good Thing. Plus she discusses marriage equality and why she's Prideful.
Cameo performance by Duchess Ivanna.
Monday, May 9, 2011 at 11:03AM NYCSubwayGirl clip from the Music Under New York 2010 auditions where she was judge. Following Carl Kriss documantarian who was creating a film on NYC Subway Performers (entitled "Give and Take"). and with MUNY artist volunteers Meghan McGeary from Dagmar, Sean Grisson the Cajun Cellist, Jesse Selengut from Tin Pan, Irving Louis Latin, Natalia Paruz the Saw Lady, Juan Castillo from Andes Fusion, Angel Marin from Aqua Clara and MC Bob Helman.
2011 Auditions held May 17th in Grand Central Station
Tuesday, April 26, 2011 at 4:02PM The Chosen Voices a fantastic Doo-Wop group, waiting for the uptown 1 at Columbus Circle 59th street, gave NYCSubwayGirl a special performance. They usually perform in the cars. I've followed them as long as I can remember. They brighten my day.
About a year ago they pushed a flasher off a car who was sitting right next to me. I was oblivious because I was watching the guys sing, but as they got closer they stopped smiling and I thought, that's odd. Then they yelled at the guy and so I turned to see what the fuss was about, luckily we were already at a stop and they shoved him out yelling, "that's disgusting." Before the group came by and disrupted the scene, no one else had said a thing. And I wondered why when I got on the car people looked at me strange-because I sat down right next to the guy. And that's NY folks.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011 at 1:51PM I kept a 10 year old promise to take my niece Sara to France for High School graduation. In Ramatuelle visiting friends, I sang in an empty church circa 1620, (on market day) the acoustics were amazing. And wandering through the sights of Paris of course we took the metro. I was able to capture a few subway performers.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011 at 11:35AM Jordan took the pups to meet me at LIRR, Pennsylvania Station while I was performing. Dogs aren't allowed in the subways, but LIRR is open from the street. It was the first time they came to see me and it made me smile.
Jordan Starr is a fine art, B&W film photographer he's working on a documentary of NYC buskers, now he's part of the story. Check out his beautiful images jordanstarrphotography.com
Through My Eyes and Cool Trick words/music C. Grier SESAC Singerfish Publishing
Thursday, March 3, 2011 at 5:27PM Wednesday, December 22, 2010 at 9:27PM Art For Animals benefit November 19. 2010 at club Helsinki in Hudson, NY with Laurie Anderson, her dog Lolabelle, Joy Askew and Ana Milosavljevic. A song I wrote at the age of 12. "A Little Match Girl" aka Doggy Bo
The still photos are by Geraldine Petrovic who drove from southern NJ to Hudson to capture the event. She drove all the way home afterwards so that her pooch Zazou wouldn't be alone for the night. Now that's dedication and unconditional love. Thanks Geraldine.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010 at 4:50PM NYCSubwayGirl travels through Grand Central Station at holiday time and listens to Music Under New York artists violinist James Graseck, 'Cajun Cellist' Sean Grissom and saw player Moses Josiah.
Update: The clips are from last year, sadly the 2010 holiday light show in Grand Central Station is a no-show as they couldn't find a corporate sponsor!! No kidding. Proof: here's a folksy hand written sign at the customer service booth.
