by David Andrew Wiebe | Nov 19, 2015 | The Question Podcast
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We’ve known for over 150 years that electrical impulses passing through a conductive medium generate an electromagnetic field, and evidently, the heart is now known to be a significant conductive medium.
Is there a connection between the heart’s EM field and Picasso’s famous and spontaneous centaur drawing?
The second TQ podcast features highlights from our second gathering. You’ll hear clips from our presenter Frederick Tamagi, as well as music from David Andrew Wiebe, who explains the story behind several of his original songs.
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by David Andrew Wiebe | Nov 19, 2015 | News
You may have noticed an upcoming show on my calendar with the band, Long Jon Lev, on November 27.
Well, this is no ordinary “show”. First, it is to be held at a beautiful church (see below):
Second, there will be 10 Calgary music luminaries performing together. Yes, Long Jon Lev, at least on this occasion, will be a 10-piece band (seven members pictured below)!
The band is comprised of:
- Jonathan Ferguson – Reluctant Showboat
- David Andrew Wiebe (yeah, yeah, that’s me) – Master of Zen
- Eugene Kirton – Straight-Shooting Sage
- Emma Rouleau – Confident Storyteller
- Joanna Drummond – Carefully Precise Mountain Peaker
- Harry Faunt – Time (Signature Traveler)
- Mercy Lemola – Quietly Intense Peace Provoker
- Nikki Romeril – Witty Truth Teller
- Ben Comeau – Humble Wizard
- Mike Jones – Patiently Energetic, Casually Cool Cat
Yes, those are the instruments we’ll be playing.
Third, this is the official release of Long Jon Lev’s Telltale Heart, an album I had the pleasure of playing way too many guitars on (Strats, Teles, Gibsons, hollow bodies, lap slides, etc.).
I’ve listened to the album a lot (does that make me weird?), and yes, I am very biased, but I happen to think it’s the best project I’ve had the pleasure of being a part of so far.
And, did I mention that the tickets are only $10 in advance and $15 at the door? It’s a steal of a deal either way.
And, you thought this was going to be “no big deal” No way, dude!
So what are you waiting for? If you live in and around Calgary, go get your tickets right away.
(Update: Tickets are no longer available. The concert was held on November 27, 2015 as planned. We all had a good time. The small but mighty crowd loved the performance and will remember it for a long time to come.)
