The song Where I Sleep by Echo Helstrom, from their album The Veil.. + Informações

Music Video for Echo Helstrom's "Hungry Ghost" Director: Kurt Nishimura. + Informações

Burning Sun - Echo Helstrom Lyrics: The autumn of our union has arrived And everything is dying that survived Your head expands And burns up everything You make demands As the winter turns to spring By summer's fall My ears begin to ring What have you become? You said we'll see who's at the finish line This phantom that you seek is such a crime The lines are drawn And the race it has begun Are you the hare? Don't you know he never won The gravity Is pulling us apart What have you become? My impatience grows with bridges burning Boughs are breaking Rain is falling As Saturn returns to me What did you think I'd have the time to waste on you? 'Cause I can run faster? I can run faster. Faster than beauty Faster than beauty The oracle it speaks but not for me It's never what I'd want for us to be The fire looms And it swirls above our heads Your whiskey's gone And so are all your friends A supernova Was once a burning sun A black hole You've become My impatience grows with bridges burning Boughs are breaking Rain is falling As Saturn returns to me What did you think I'd have the time to waste on you? 'Cause I can run faster? I can run faster. Faster than beauty Faster than beauty. + Informações

Echo Helstrom "Paper Airplane" Live @ The Aladdin Theater 2/14/10 Portland, OR. + Informações

Echo Helstrom performing at the 2009 Portland Music Awards.. + Informações

Echo Helstrom "Nothing Better" Live @ The Aladdin Theater 2/14/10 Portland, OR. + Informações

Echo Helstrom "Fortress" Live @ The Aladdin Theater 2/14/10 Portland, OR. + Informações

Episode 21 of the Weekly Music Video Podcast. Artist: Echo Helstrom Track: Hungry Ghost Director: Kurt Nishimura For more details and to subscribe to the podcast visit wmvp.blogspot.com. + Informações

Teaser for Echo Helstrom's new music video, "HUNGRY GHOST." Director: Kurt Nishimura. + Informações

Copyright music and lyrics reproduced by kind permission of Special Rider -- for original, exclusive performances by Bob Dylan, check-out the official channel at www.youtube.com/bobdylan "Girl from the North Country" is a song written by Bob Dylan. It was first released in 1963 as the second track on Dylan's second studio album, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. Dylan re-recorded the song as a duet with Johnny Cash in 1969. That recording became the first track on Nashville Skyline, Dylan's ninth studio album. Live performances by Dylan appear on the albums Real Live and The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration. The song was written following his first trip to England in December, 1962, upon what he thought to be the completion of his second album. The song is a tribute to a former girlfriend, Echo Helstrom who Dylan knew before leaving for New York. Dylan left England for Italy to search for his then-girlfriend, Suze Rotolo, whose continuation of studies there had caused a serious rift in their relationship. Unbeknownst to Dylan, Rotolo had already returned to the United States, leaving about the same time that Dylan arrived in Italy. It was here that he finished the song, ostensibly inspired by the apparent end of his relationship with Rotolo. Upon his return to New York in mid-January, he convinced Rotolo to get back together, and to move back into his apartment on 4th Street. Suze Rotolo is the woman featured on the album cover, walking arm in arm with Dylan down Jones .... + Informações

"Copyright music and lyrics reproduced by kind permission of Special Rider -- for original, exclusive performances by Bob Dylan, check-out the official channel at www.youtube.com/bobdylan." The song was written following his first trip to England in December, 1962, upon what he thought to be the completion of his second album. The song is a tribute to a former girlfriend, Echo Helstrom, whom Dylan knew before leaving for New York. Dylan left England for Italy to search for his then-girlfriend, Suze Rotolo, whose continuation of studies there had caused a serious rift in their relationship. Unbeknownst to Dylan, Rotolo had already returned to the United States, leaving about the same time that Dylan arrived in Italy. It was here that he finished the song, ostensibly inspired by the apparent end of his relationship with Rotolo. Upon his return to New York in mid-January, he convinced Rotolo to get back together, and to move back into his apartment on 4th Street. Suze Rotolo is the woman featured on the album cover, walking arm in arm with Dylan down Jones Street, not far from their apartment. While in London, Dylan met several figures in the local folk scene, including English folksinger Martin Carthy. "I ran into some people in England who really knew those [traditional English] songs," Dylan recalled in 1984. "Martin Carthy, another guy named [Bob] Davenport. Martin Carthy's incredible. I learned a lot of stuff from Martin." Carthy exposed Dylan to a repertoire of .... + Informações

PHAME Academy student performer Melissa Halstead shares her unique story. Be inspired by the student artists and performers at PHAME - Portland's fine and performing arts academy for adults with developmental disabilities! PHAME teaches fine and performing arts; produces concerts, theatrical productions and special events; and develops leadership, skills and confidence in adults age 17 to 70+ with a huge range of abilities. phameacademy.org/blog Twitter: @phameacademy. + Informações

© Copyright music and lyrics reproduced by kind permission of Special Rider -- for original, exclusive performances by Bob Dylan, check-out the official channel at www.youtube.com/bobdylan. There has been much speculation in print about the identity of the girl in the song. Clinton Heylin states that the most frequently mooted candidates are Echo Helstrom, an early girlfriend of Dylan from his hometown of Hibbing, and Suze Rotolo, whom Dylan was pining for as he finished the song in Italy. Howard Sounes suggests the girl Dylan probably had in mind was Bonnie Beecher, a girlfriend of Dylan's when he was at the University of Minnesota. Musicologist Todd Harvey notes that Dylan not only took the tune of "Scarborough Fair", which he learnt from Martin Carthy in London, but also adapted the theme of that song. "Scarborough Fair" derives from "The Elfin Knight" (Child Ballad Number 2), which was first transcribed in 1670. In the song, a supernatural character poses a series of questions to an innocent, requesting her to perform impossible tasks. Harvey points out that Dylan "retains the idea of the listener being sent upon a task, a northern place setting, and an antique lyric quality". Dylan returned to this song on Nashville Skyline (1969), recording it as a duet with Johnny Cash.. + Informações

Listen to your children and vote for Barack Obama. Produced by Ellen Currey-Wilson and Ray McFarland. Music by Echo Helstrom.. + Informações

This is the commercial promoting the television broadcast of the 2009 Portland Music Awards on Comcast OnDemand. Music by Tea For Julie.. + Informações

True Love Waits Choreography: Elissa Edwards Babb Factor E BEST OF JUMP. + Informações

un des meilleur radiohead a mes yeux. + Informações