ConSonance Video Interfilk Auction

Just like last year, if anyone has any reason to believe that there
would be objections from any of the writers or performers of these
songs, please let me know. Likewise if anyone has corrections for
names of people or titles of songs.

The tape comes from performances at ConSonance 2003. We had many
excellent performers coming quite a distance, people who can not be
expected to be able to return very often. I have decided to give
these people extra slots on this tape. While this means that local
people may not get as much attention as they deserve this year, they
may have been featured on previous tapes or they may get to be on
future tapes. The selections are in chronological order.

CONSONANCE 2003 Highlights (taped & selected by Harold Groot)

I Have to Kill You Now Carla Ulbrich
A Toasted Chicken Sandwich Carla Ulbrich
Prednisone Carla Ulbrich
What If Your Butt Was Gone Carla Ulbrich
?At The ATM? ?Ben Newman?
Talks Like a Magician Jane Mailander
Daddy's Boy Barry Gold
The Ferryman Mark Mandel (IF Guest)
The Massachusetts Tangle Mark Mandel
Ban Dihydrogen Monoxide Mark Mandel
Coronation Music Simon Fairbourn & Stunt Choir
Archetype Cafe (Men's - response) Simon Fairbourn (co-GoH)
Grey Camel Line Simon Fairbourn
The Slow Train Simon Fairbourn
Meaningful Look At the Camera Simon Fairbourn & Boy Band
Serpent's Reach Leslie Fish
Windwalker Rika Korte
Winnowill's Song Rika Korte
Silver Dragon Rika + Talis Kimberley (GoH)
Take Me In Kathy Mar
Come to Mordor Jeff & Maya Bohnhoff
When Armageddon Comes Cynthia McQuillan
Laughter Randy Hoffman
Archetype Cafe (Ladies - original) Talis Kimberley & Mythical
Beasts
Appleby Fair TK & MB
Near Earth TK & MB
Too Many Lullabies T. J. Burnside-Clapp
Wishful Thinking T. J. Burnside-Clapp
Big Ramjet Space Liner Randy Hoffman, Jeff & Maya
Bohnhoff
I Don't Need You to Sing This Song ASH Productions*
Don't Fall In Love With A Cactus ASH Productions*
?Columbia? Callie Hills, Tony Fabris,
Merav Hoffman
Closing - Sam's Song Talis, Simon, Rika

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*ASH Productions = Angelica & Athrylis Sather Hodgetts, with
their father Blake Hodgetts doing keyboards for them.

: Just like last year, if anyone has any reason to believe that there

You have my permission for my three performances, but see below for
title corrections and an additional permission requirement. (Check at
http://www.speakeasy.org/~mamandel/Consonance03/consonance4sat1.html ,
near the bottom.)

: The Ferryman Mark Mandel (IF Guest)

This was "The Passenger", my sequel/backstory to Leslie Fish's song
"Ferryman".

: The Massachusetts Tangle Mark Mandel

This song is by Gary McGath, as I said in introducing it. You should get
his permission; he reads this ng. Gary?

: Ban Dihydrogen Monoxide Mark Mandel

The title is "The DHMO Song".

-- Mark A. Mandel, The Filker With No Nickname
http://mark.cracksandshards.com/filk.html
Now on the Filker's Bardic Webring!

--
To reply by email, remove the obvious spam-blocker from my edress.

I'm not aware of any song by that title, so either it's not me or that's
not the title. If you could describe the song in more detail, I can
probably help you figure out which.

~ Ben Newman
--
"You'll find the answer to your question in this story,
but you won't find it by hearing the story...
Mitchell Chefitz,
...only by telling it." _The_Seventh_Telling_

That sounds like it's probably the ATM Song by Throwing Toasters
(Grant Baciocco).

As for Ash Productions, I'll check with them but if you don't hear
otherwise from me, it's OK to include their performance.

--blake

Title: 'Flavus et Luteus', words Talis Kimberley, music Talis Kimberley
& Simon Fairbourn.

I'll point Simon at this as well, anyhow.

Title: 'Archetype Cafe, the Mens' Side', words Zander Nyrond (Jonathon
Waite) music Talis Kimberley. I don't know if Zander reads rmf.

Simon will have to give you details on these.

Words Talis Kimberley, music Simon Fairbourn

Yup

Yup

Yup, all words and music Talis Kimberley on those three

By Zander, again.

Hope this helps.

Talis Kimberley

This song has been written (words & music) by Kerstin Lübke, a German
filker. Rika performs it regularly, though.

Take care,
Katy

Some of the authors / composers:

(original "Grey Funnel Line" by Cyril Tawney)
Rhodri James / Cyril Tawney

Michael Flanders / Donald Swann

> Windwalker Rika Korte

Dave Weingart (a&c)

"Shades of Shadow" Mercedes Lackey / Leslie Fish

Of those, Cyril has given permission for "Grey Camel Line" in the past
(for the nMC recording), contact Valerie Housden
<vhousden(at)cix(dot)co(dot)uk> for details.

Flanders & Swann, contact mechanical rights (it's a straight cover, I
suspect ASCAP or BMI would deal with the US rights).

Dave Weingart, phydeaux here on rmf, shouldn't be much problem.

The Lackey/Fish should also be mechanical rights, since it is a straight
cover, but I don't know who would adminster them. Originally Off
Centaur and Warp Graphics, the latter did a re-release of the CD so they
may have rights now.

HTH,

Chris C

According to the liner notes for Her Fabulous Debut, the title is just
Toasted Chicken Sandwich, and it was written by Carla's cousin, Glenn
Hanson.

>. . . .

Unfortunately, as the music to this one is Come Together, you'll need
to help Michael Jackson with his cash flow problems.

>. . . .

The title is Columbia, and on the new Echo's Children CD, credit is
given to Cat, with arrangement by Cat, Callie, and Cindy Turner.

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Dan, ad nauseam

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Speaking of which, Callie has informed me that she disliked that
particular performance and would rather it disappeared.

Dan, ad nauseam

> Laughter Randy Hoffman

Yes, correct title; I wrote and performed it; it's OK to put it on the
tape.

The title is actually "Ramjet Spaceliner." Lyrics written by me, song
performed by me and Jeff and Maya. However, the melody is from "Jet
Airliner" by Paul Pena, as performed by the Steve Miller Band. Last I
heard Paul Pena was critically ill; hopefully he's still alive and you
can ask him for permission, but if not you'll have to ask his estate.

--Randy