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The Family Curse – New on the Shaman’s Den Archives

New on Frank Moore’s Shaman’s Den Archives
http://www.luver.com/underground/shamden.html

The Family Curse
http://www.frcollective.com/
www.myspace.com/thefamilycursemission
http://www.myspace.com/thefamilycursemission

Watch the performance:
mms://69.20.93.141/WMPub2/familycurse.wmv

Listen to the performance:
https://archive.org/details/familycurse-all

Listen to the conversation:
https://archive.org/details/familycurse-all

Photos:
http://www.luver.com/underground/shamden_photos/thefamilycurse/index.html

spam!

we are getting a lot of Spam at LUVER! Last few weeks a “band ” has decided that how to get on LUVER is to bombard us with “fans’ requests”. How
to get banned from LUVER!

Then people started sending Linda hate mail over LUVER’S XMAS MIX now playing straight through to Christmas night, filled with the traditional, the classics, the novelties, the treasures from around the world and from all Cultures! But what got their dirty underwear way up their noses and assholes is Linda includes some dirty songs about Xmas… Well, they are really filthy! To Linda’s critics, we say “fuck it if you can’t take a joke!”

you still have time to catch the LUVER’S XMAS MIX!

now the question is how am I topping Linda with my week long new year special starting midnight
tonight?

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Re: SEXECOLOGY! The LOVE ART LAB at FEMINA POTENS in SF. Exhibit+Events (Annie II)

Frank, Funny the things you remember and I don’t, perhaps on purpose.
Too bad the Center for sex and culture has so many stairs. that would be a great place for you to perform.

Bummer no local gigs now, but i’m sure you will be getting some soon. how do you manage to keep on doing it all?!

Annie

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oh, you know what they say about a bad penny! She turns up every ten years or so.

I did THE POW POW PERFORMANCE FESTIVAL in San Francisco a couple of months ago. And i have the monthly performance series at the Temescal art center in Oakland [the dates are below in my first email]. We are heading into the second year of that series. And don’t get me started on my cable show, etc, etc. but I would love to do something at the Center for sex and culture! The sex therapist Nellie Wilson, who has been a guest on my cable show and also has come to quite a few of the Temescal performances, is Connected to the Center for sex and culture. can you put in a good word for me?

how do I keep doing it all? Do I have a choice? Things open new possibilities for everybody. So it’s a part of the job to take opportunities that come to one. I rarely go after things. But when they come to me, I follow them. I thought things are supposed to slow down when you get old. But it’s the opposite. Tomorrow tonight I am doing a third private performance with a woman who came to a Temescal performance. Last week I was on KPFA doing a three hour Christmas /call-in show. then I had a great guitarist on my Sunday cable show who then came to the Friday performance to jam.

I don’t know how each piece goes together. I just stay here with Linda, Mikee, Jen, Alexi, Corey, and Erika. Everything else falls around that.

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Re: Jesse Beagle and J.C. read at Nefeli Caffe January 8th, 2010

From: Dale Jensen
Subject: Jesse Beagle and J.C. read at Nefeli Caffe January 8th, 2010
Jesse Beagle and J.C. will read their poetry at 7 pm on Friday, January 10th, 2010, at Nefeli Caffe, 1854 Euclid Avenue, a little north of Hearst, in Berkeley, as part of the Last Word Reading Series. Cafe phone (510) 841-6374.There is also an open reading.

Jesse Beagle is a well-known poet, musician, singer, and composer. She is one of the best jazz poets around, composed the award-winning musical Timber, and has played and sung with many prominent blues and jazz musicians. For years she coordinated poetry reading series at Spasso Coffeehouse in Oakland and at the Beanery in Berkeley. Her poetry has been published in many magazines and journals and ranges from political to autobiographical to some of the most beautifully lyrical jazz poems anywhere. Her songs have been recorded and performed by many. Her music is a unique blend of classical, blues, jazz, and Broadway and is always true to itself. Finally, after decades of writing and performing, her first book of poetry, Poetry in Jazz, is being published in early 2010. This reading will be in celebration of her new book, and is a special event for anybody who knows Jesse or her work.

The poet JC, native California born, has been writing poetry, short stories, plays, and screenplays since the age of 16. He is probably the most unrecognized professional writer in the world, due to his independence from groups, academia, and cliques, and
lack of willingness to submit his work. JC is not stuck on any one subject or style in his
poetry, due to his extensive travel, and self education, and the many vastly different trades in which he has partisipated. JC also has a seriosu background in music (SF Boys Chorus, rock bands and folk groups), acting, dance, painting, and photography.
He has compiled two books,Wildlife in the Redwoods and Awake in a Fog (the latter to be published in 2010), and has appeared in many anthologies, journals, and magazines. He is a consummate adventurer, outdoorsman, and body surfer.

The Last Word Reading Series is presented by Nefeli Caffe, a café/restaurant that serves dinners, tapas, coffee drinks, beer, wine, and more in a beautiful and colorful atmosphere. Dinner here is wonderful and should not be missed. Admission is free. Dale Jensen, Ralph Dranow, John Rowe, Diana Q, Grace Grafton are co-hosts.

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Actually I think I was very dismissive of Jesse when I was in San Francisco (in what seems a lifetime ago). There were many things about those two trips what made me feel uncomfortable. Australia and California are very different cultures, I felt very out of place and shrunk from Jesse’s generous attempts to make me the centre of attention at some small gathering – however briefly. I apologise.

Tony

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mmmmmm!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Happy Holidays & A Happy New Year!

Reflecting back, 2009 was one crazy year, but aren’t they all?

We lost an exorbitant number lot of wonderful people and creative forces this year; which means it’s up to us to pick up the slack and keep music, art, culture going strong – whether we are those who participate in it or appreciate and support it as patrons.

I’m super proud of everyone in my life.

May 2010 be a year that is healthy and prosperous for you all,

No matter what – stay inspired, be brave, stay on your course.

Much love,

Jon Krop

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we will stay the course! Of course!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Cute pictures of Betty and Betty & Erika tonight!

Betty is really the eighth person in our tribe. She’s the church goer in her eighties living nextdoor to us. She for years has given us jewelry for the nude dancing girls to wear at the performances. She and her mate Joe would watch videos of these performances… And gave me shit if the girls didn’t get nude! Since Joe passed a year ago, she has become more a part of our everyday life… Actually that started when we took care of Joe during his last few months.

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

the holidays on http://www.luver.com!

well, I have received emails from snobs who think all Xmas Songs are worthless trash. Well, they shouldn’t listen to LUVER this week because Linda has locked herself in the LUVER Xmas vault which contains over 4466 Xmas Songs of every imaginable and un- imaginable type! Her mission: to play as many of these treasures as possible!

And I am in a rigorous training in preparation of my traditional Marathon of my spinning hot wax of my personal favorites from the end of Christmas night to January Second… I will drink gallons of hardcore coffee, pop poppers, etc. TOO MUCH FUN!
well, you have been warned!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

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