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Press Quotes and Otherwords "Terry's a Great Songwriter." -Fred Migliore, "FM Odyssey" National Public Radio. "Funny!" -Christine Lavin "Why aren't you playing at Kerville (Texas Folk Fest)?" -Chuck Brodsky "Outstanding Songs." -Radio Indy. "Damned Good." -Ray Swennen, "Roots Revival" Radio ATL, Belgium. "Great Folk. My Cat Even Likes It. I'll be playing several tracks on my programme." -Genevieve Tudor, "Sunday Folk" BBC Radio 2, U.K. "A Fine and Natural Sound. Great Music." -Gerd Stassen, Radio EVW, Germany. "American Folk at its Best." -Ray Pieters, Radio MILO, Belgium. "Great Web Site." -Dan Beach, Studio 8H, New York, NY. "A gifted performer." -Melanie Velasik, (Florida Today Newspaper, Melbourne, FL) "I'm a big fan!" -Shana Smith, (Tampa singer/songwriter and a true Florida treasure). "I'm a big fan too! Hey . . wait! Did you say Terry Kelly?" -Magda Hiller, (Extraordinary Florida singer-songwriter). "One of the best! He's the perfect coffeehouse performer!" -Java John Goldacker, (Kool Beanz Coffeehouse, Cocoa Village, Florida). "Move to Nashville?" -Mickey Harris (John Hammonds' Office, Columbia Records, New York City, 1987). "Thanks for the beer! You need to play at Kerrville." -Rod MacDonald (The great New York folk singer-songwriter and journalist, now based in South Florida). "Take out the garbage when you go!" -Ex-fiancee (Valdosta, Georgia, 1985). -Peace- |
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of Central Florida (USA) based Independent Americana/Folk-Rock artist
and contemporary performing songwriter Terry Kelly and the infamous,
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Son of Bob Dylan." Another Folk Singer (Just what you need!) Terry Kelly is a former New York area folk singer and songwriter/journalist and artist currently living in exile (somewhere west of 95) in central Florida. In 2001 he self-released his debut 'Across America' album, which has received airplay on folk and acoustic/roots radio programs in North America and Europe. His music has been featured along with artists like Ralph McTell, Kate Rusby, Richard Thompson, Billy Bragg, Nanci Griffith, and Bob Dylan on the BBC Radio 2, in the U.K. Fred Migliore, the host of public radio's nationally syndicated "FM Odyssey" program says: "Terry’s a great songwriter and great guitarist. He’s performed live on our program several times now and you will be hearing much more of his music on this show in the future!" You can find him performing his original mix of sixties and seventies "Greenwich Village" style and very eclectic, intelligent, and humorous modern folk music at coffeehouses, book stores, public radio stations, and festivals from Florida to New York. "Terry Kelly is a great performer. He’s a real crowd pleaser!" According to Melanie Velacek, Florida Today (Newspaper) in Melbourne. "His song about living a former life as a dog, "When I was a Dog (The Dog Song)" has the audience barking, laughing, and cheering, all at the same time!" He is currently in the studio recording several new songs and performing solo around Central Florida and with his good friend Mike Runion as the Bastards at acoustic/folk and roots venues (there are one or two). Listen for new music from Terry and Mike on the best public radio programs that feature independent singer-songwriters and contemporary folk/acoustic rock and roots artists. "Great Folk! My cat even likes it!" –Genevieve Tudor, "Sunday Folk," BBC Radio 2, U.K. For booking or CD information, please e-mail. -Peace- Terry opens a very special Annie Humphrey concert! Saturday, June the 8th, 2002, Terry had the great honor to open for one of America's most important and talented new singer-songwriters, when Annie Humphrey made a surprise visit to the central Florida area, where she performed a very special concert for nationally syndicated broadcast on National Public Radio's "FM Odyssey" program, hosted by Fred Migliore. Performing a great new song called "Edge of America" and several "classics" from her debut "The Heron Smiled" album, Annie was, quite simply, brilliant. "She is an amazing artist and a wonderful human being" says Migliore, who has featured Ms. Humphrey on his program for the past two years. "She is probably the most popular performer we've ever had on the show and tonight's concert will only add to her growing reputation. She is remarkable" added Migliore. Jackson Browne and David Crosby have also been impressed by Annie. A featured artist at Browne's "Verde Valley School Music Festival" in Sedona, AZ, she has made fans of fellow artists from Browne and Crosby to Bruce Cockburn and the Indigo Girls. And, thanks to her exposure on radio programs like "FM Odyssey" her message of hope and a better life for Native Americans is being heard loud and clear by intelligent listeners eager for music with lyrics of substance, truth, and deeper meaning for a change. She is currently working on a new album and, if her new song "Edge of America" is any indication, Annie Humphrey is on the edge of a brilliant and very important music career. More importantly, her songs could help to change the world and it's definitely a world that needs to change! -Peace- Questions or Comments? e-mail Some Links For a Better World: surfrider, Doctors Without Borders, Cherokee Nation, Seminole Tribe, Save the Indian River Lagoon, Second Harvest Food Bank, Freedom Forum, Viet Nam Vets, Verde Valley School, Pelican Island Preservation Society, Sierra Club, Save the Music, Earth Awareness, Erna Nixon Park, National Homeless Coalition, Greenpeace, Free Tibet, Brevard Cultural Alliance, Children's Home Society, Adopt-A-Mindfield, Christian Children's Fund and American Red Cross (just to name a few). 
 
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