Bleecker St Reality Band - Live at the Bitter End continued
Live at The Bitter End, New York City April 10, 1996
Kathy Geary, vocals and guitar, David Sokol, drums
Tony Coniff, bass, Bob Windbiel, lead guitar
Jim Campagnola, Sax
Part 3
"Nashville" (Dan Martin)
"It's Alright (I Know I'm Gonna Live) (Patti Rothberg)
"Badly Jointed Knees" (Dan Martin)
"If I Should Live Without Your Love" (Bret Gardner) - partial - see part 4 for end of this beautiful song...
Part 4
"If I Should Live Without Your Love (end)" (Bret Gardner)
"Corazon" (Dan Martin)
Harry Nilsson and the Beatles
Original air date August 11, 2012 | Time 56:00
"Harry Nilsson, American Singer Songwriter"
Born in Brooklyn, Harry Nilsson released his first album on RCA Pandemonium Shadow Show which became a favorite of John Lennon and Paul McCartney. We hear "Without Her" by Nilsson, "For No One" by McCartney from 1966's album Revolver and Nilsson's song "One" in a famous cover by Three Dog Night in 1968. He goes to England to record 1971's album Nilsson Schmillson and we hear "Coconut" and at the very end of the program "Without You" a Grammy winning recording. Back in Los Angeles in 1974 John Lennon produces Nilsson's Pussy Cats and we hear "Mucho Mungo" co-written by Lennon and Nilsson followed by "#9 Dream" from John Lennon's Walls and Bridges. After Nilsson's death in 1994, a tribute album was released and we hear Randy Newman, Ringo Starr & Stevie Nicks, and Brian Wilson singing songs by Harry Nilsson.
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"Gia nella notte densa" Act I Duet, Otello by Verdi
Verdi, Otello: "Abbasso le spade... Gia nella notte densa" (Act 1) - The Duet begins at 3:12.
Kevin Hanek (Otello), Kathy Geary (Desdemona), from a live performance with the Delaware Valley Opera, June 23, 2012
"Immer leiser wird mein Schlummer", J. Brahms
Kathy Geary, Soprano and Lucy Arner, Piano
May 7, 2011 - The Delaware Valley Opera presents an "Evening of German Song" with Kathy Geary, soprano and Kevin Hanek, tenor. A live recital of songs by Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Mahler and Strauss. The Delaware Valley Opera's 2011 Season is made possible in part with support from the New York State Council on the Arts and Sullivan County Arts & Heritage Grant.
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