
Peter Wilde
Hold Me Up To The Light
© 2003 Peter WIlde (678277054424)
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Tribute to one of the northwest's great alt/folk songwriters.
tracks
- 1 Blue Buddha - Tom Burris & Jabbering Trout
- 2 Carnival - Casey Neill with Little Sue
- 3 King Of The World - Lewi Longmire & Tecumseh Valley
- 4 Moths To Flames - Libby Kirkpatrick
- 5 Like a Rounder's Son - Jason Eklund
- 6 Hold Me Up To The Light - Myshkin
- 7 Green & Yellow - Still On The Hill
- 8 How Can I Believe? - Ky Hote
- 9 Made In America - Elizabeth Suggs
- 10 Childhood Sweethearts - Danny Dolinger
- 11 100 Miles - Shane Bartell
- 12 The Yodeling Song - Tom Heinl
- 13 People In Trees - Nick Jaina, Samantha Parton & Amanda Stark
- 14 The Lovers Goodnight Waltz - Kreg Viesselman
- 15 Birthday Song - Adam + Kris
- 16 What Good Is Love Anyway? - Wilson Marks with Thais Perkins
- 17 Linda Lou - The Danny Shafer Band
- 18 Dillard Ridge - Ashleigh Flynn
- 19 Sourmouth Sprout - Chris Chandler & Anne Feeney
- 20 I Love The Way - Owl Morrison
- 21 Chris' Song - Honeybuckit
- 22 Off To Montana - Laura Kemp
- 23 Sometimes I Wish - Chris Funk
- 24 Kicking Heroin Again - Oliver Steck
- 25 Idaho - Passout Kings
- 26 Going Away - Timothy Hull
- 27 Save Your Seeds - Mike West
- 28 Around Again - Brian Cutean
- 29 Hold Me Up To The Light (Live) - The Sugar Beets
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notes
The first time I heard Peter sing was in Eugene Oregon, in 1991. Pat Dodd introduced us - the three of us had long hair and an obsession with writing songs.
His songs were cheerful and intuitive. I was impressed and told him so. I said, "Peter, I hate to tell you this, but you're a folksinger"
Pete replied, "Ya know, the thing about folk music is that...well...people really just don't like it."
I have always admired Pete's ability to employ nuances to construct his universe.
But, then one day, the nuances went on strike for higher wages. His universe began to collapse. Rivers abandoned their beds. The constellations engaged in a barroom brawl, and Heaven became a non-smoking area...
...Until Pete pulled out his guitar and said, "Hey, nuances, I'm a folksinger - ask Chandler. I can't give you higher wages."
He started ramblin' on about Woody Guthrie and the Dust Bowl ballads, the Great Depression, and saving your seeds. He began singing the soundtrack to a Steinbeck novel.
Hanging their heads, the nuances slowly returned to work. Heaven rescinded her dark clouds. The universe bloomed electric.
...green and yellow made my blue.
-Chris Chandler (from the liner notes of "Hold Me Up To The Light.")