30 Feet Tall by Mark Yodice

Posted on January 4, 2009 by iwilder

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Mark Yodice played 3 songs at the Easy Anthems special holiday show at the Conklin Barn, including his own original, “30 Feet Tall”.

If you weren’t there, you missed some of the best music Ive ever heard on LI, anytime. Not only Easy Anthems, but a few songs from Brendan B. Brown, Micky Jimenez, Mark Yodice, Paul Loren, and Brian Sendrowitz. Phil is working on video of the Easy Anthems sets.

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  1. Save the Date: 9/12/09 PeaceSmiths Dinner Concert Fundraiser « OntheWilderSide, on August 4, 2009 at 12:34 pm said:

    […] evening’s performers include Mark Yodice; Ken “The Rocket” Korb and Lora Kendal; Jeff Curtis; Rich Stein’s “The Counterclockwise […]

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  2. Saturday Sept 12th: PeaceSmiths Fundraising Concert « PeaceSmiths, on September 5, 2009 at 11:12 am said:

    […] evening’s performers include Mark Yodice; Ken “The Rocket” Korb and Lora Kendal; Jeff Curtis; Rich Stein’s “The Counterclockwise […]

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