edmanwalkin.com
Website of Ed Amann, guitarist, songwriter, singer and curmudgeon
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View Ed Amann's EPK Includes songs, go listen!
Yes, I do house concerts!
"Don't Let Them Get You" Me playing "Don't Let Them Get You" at Songwriters Showcase
"Life Is Good" Me playing "Life Is Good" at Songwriters Showcase
View Ed Amann's EPK Includes songs, go listen!
Yes, I do house concerts!"Don't Let Them Get You" Me playing "Don't Let Them Get You" at Songwriters Showcase
"Life Is Good" Me playing "Life Is Good" at Songwriters Showcase
Breaking News!!!
5/3/2009
Spring has sprung Since the last issue, IMPL¿ED LOG¿C is still hard at work in the studio but we still managed to play a couple of shows.
Friday the 24th saw the return of IMPL¿ED LOG¿C Acoustic Duo to the Hartville Cafe. Thanx Joe and Patty and Crystal and all the staff and Jerry, Rich, Jan and Bill, Scotty, Jerry and Faye and all the other folks who came out for the show.
Friday the 1st saw IMPL¿ED LOG¿C at Jammin' Java for a great show. Thanx Trina, Jan and Bill, Ron and Barb, Mariah, Trapper, Tim, Sherry, Suzy and Rita, Patty and all the rest who stopped out to join the celebration.
Check out my myspace page at: www.myspace.com/edmanwalkin
Have a great month, hope to see you at a show or two. The next few are printed below, but be sure to check the schedule page too.
As always thanx for supporting live music anywhere you find it.
Be well, stay safe and have fun.
IMPL¿ED LOG¿C will perform at River Day, Brust Park, Munroe Falls on Saturday, May 16th at 11:00 am. Special Guest, Guy Pernetti.
IMPL¿ED LOG¿C will perform at the Arabica on Broadview, Broadview Rd., Parma on Saturday, May 16th at 7:00 pm. Great room with wonderful food.
IMPL¿ED LOG¿C will perform at the Sonnet's Coffeehouse and Cafe, 117 College St., Wadsworth on Saturday, May 23rd at 7:30 pm. $4 cover, BYOB for over 21, additional $4.
PLEASE, got out and check out the live music scene while there still is one. For more information see www.impliedlogicband.com .
5/3/2009
Spring has sprung Since the last issue, IMPL¿ED LOG¿C is still hard at work in the studio but we still managed to play a couple of shows.
Friday the 24th saw the return of IMPL¿ED LOG¿C Acoustic Duo to the Hartville Cafe. Thanx Joe and Patty and Crystal and all the staff and Jerry, Rich, Jan and Bill, Scotty, Jerry and Faye and all the other folks who came out for the show.
Friday the 1st saw IMPL¿ED LOG¿C at Jammin' Java for a great show. Thanx Trina, Jan and Bill, Ron and Barb, Mariah, Trapper, Tim, Sherry, Suzy and Rita, Patty and all the rest who stopped out to join the celebration.
Check out my myspace page at: www.myspace.com/edmanwalkin
Have a great month, hope to see you at a show or two. The next few are printed below, but be sure to check the schedule page too.
As always thanx for supporting live music anywhere you find it.
Be well, stay safe and have fun.
IMPL¿ED LOG¿C will perform at River Day, Brust Park, Munroe Falls on Saturday, May 16th at 11:00 am. Special Guest, Guy Pernetti.
IMPL¿ED LOG¿C will perform at the Arabica on Broadview, Broadview Rd., Parma on Saturday, May 16th at 7:00 pm. Great room with wonderful food.
IMPL¿ED LOG¿C will perform at the Sonnet's Coffeehouse and Cafe, 117 College St., Wadsworth on Saturday, May 23rd at 7:30 pm. $4 cover, BYOB for over 21, additional $4.
PLEASE, got out and check out the live music scene while there still is one. For more information see www.impliedlogicband.com .
ON THE AIR! - JUST PLAIN FOLK RADIO SHOW.
5/3/09 PREVIEW OF MAY MOUNTAIN ROSE CONCERTS
5/10/09 VIENNA TENG
5/17/09 DUCIMORE FESTIVAL 15 PREVIEW
5/24/09 NEIL JACOBS
5/31/09 KYLE VINCENT
Show airs on Sunday afternoons at 3:00 PM on The Summit (WAPS FM 91.3)
Themes on "Summit Bedtime Snack" radio show
4/7/09 BASEBALL SONGS
4/14/09 NEW CDS
4/21/09 ZACH
4/28/09 ROCKIN ROBIN
5/5/09 PREVIEW OF MAY 9TH MOUNTAIN ROSE CONCERT AT HAPPY DAYS LODGE
5/12/09 SIMON AND GARFUNKEL SPECIAL
5/19/09 COWBOY JUNKIES
5/26/09 ASHLEIGH FLYNN
edmanwalkin is Ed Amann, guitarist, songwriter and folksinger, in Akron Ohio. This site includes rants and links to other sites concerned with life and music on Earth. Welcome to my site. I will try to keep to the description above. I'm mostly into playing and writing music, but once in a while I just have to get up on the soapbox (see the rants page). My all-time favorite activity is getting out and playing for people.
My history: Started with guitar in 1963. Started for the music, but got a lot more interested when I found out musical types were attracting more girls. Started playing in public at The Needle’s Eye in Kent. Started playing with bands while in Army in Texas. Toured with Elmore Brothers Band in mid '70s. Played with a lot of commercial bands around Akron since. Started playing as a single in 2001 in order to get my songs out to the public. I pick music from all times and many genres for my shows. I like to say, "If you don't like what I'm doing, wait 3 minutes, it will change". The songs I write are crafted to fit with this wide range of material and include songs of conscience, railroad songs, blues, alt-country and hilljazz (my countrified take on jazz and pop standards).
A partial list of songs I perform:
Traditional and Folk: "Wild Mountain Thyme"; "John Riley"; "Cotton Fields"
Old Favorites: "Big Rock Candy Mountain"; "Ain't Misbehavin'"; "Makin' Whoopee"; "Side By Side"
Less Old Favorites: "Love Potion Number Nine"; "Forever Young"; "Stand By Me"; "Turn The Page" Railroad Tunes: "City Of New Orleans"; "Railroad Work Song"; "Glendale Train"
Blues: "Built For Comfort"; "Who's Been Talking"; "Key To the Highway"
Hilljazz: "Sunny"; "Somewhere Over the Rainbow"; "Summertime"
Songs of Conscience: "There But For Fortune"; "Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream"
Original Songs: "Heresy"; You Are the Only Rose"; "Lazy Day"; "Fly Away Sometime"; "Life Is Good"
Support your local merchants, where ever you are. They care about you and your money as opposed to the corporate types who only care about taking your money out of your community!
My history: Started with guitar in 1963. Started for the music, but got a lot more interested when I found out musical types were attracting more girls. Started playing in public at The Needle’s Eye in Kent. Started playing with bands while in Army in Texas. Toured with Elmore Brothers Band in mid '70s. Played with a lot of commercial bands around Akron since. Started playing as a single in 2001 in order to get my songs out to the public. I pick music from all times and many genres for my shows. I like to say, "If you don't like what I'm doing, wait 3 minutes, it will change". The songs I write are crafted to fit with this wide range of material and include songs of conscience, railroad songs, blues, alt-country and hilljazz (my countrified take on jazz and pop standards).
A partial list of songs I perform:
Traditional and Folk: "Wild Mountain Thyme"; "John Riley"; "Cotton Fields"
Old Favorites: "Big Rock Candy Mountain"; "Ain't Misbehavin'"; "Makin' Whoopee"; "Side By Side"
Less Old Favorites: "Love Potion Number Nine"; "Forever Young"; "Stand By Me"; "Turn The Page" Railroad Tunes: "City Of New Orleans"; "Railroad Work Song"; "Glendale Train"
Blues: "Built For Comfort"; "Who's Been Talking"; "Key To the Highway"
Hilljazz: "Sunny"; "Somewhere Over the Rainbow"; "Summertime"
Songs of Conscience: "There But For Fortune"; "Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream"
Original Songs: "Heresy"; You Are the Only Rose"; "Lazy Day"; "Fly Away Sometime"; "Life Is Good"
Support your local merchants, where ever you are. They care about you and your money as opposed to the corporate types who only care about taking your money out of your community!
