Kim Baker July 2006 Newsletter - July 24, 2006
Greetings everyone~
The weather has been so warm on the coast lately, that I am constantly yearning to go to the beach! :) Unfortunately, I've been so busy that I've only found my way
over there once or twice. However, I did find some time over this past weekend to do some more recording in the studio. I've been writing a lot these days, and I am
always grateful for the opportunity to get to record in any fashion. I recorded three songs (live ~ piano and vocals only), but mostly focused on my newest one, entitled "Reach Out." You can check out a rough mix on the music page:
http://www.kimbaker.com/music.html I also had a chance to upload a few photos from the session: http://www.kimbaker.com/photos.html I just love the internet age because I can interact with all of you, even on the days I'm not performing.
I've been thinking a lot lately about how important it is in life to reach out to one another, especially during difficult times, and that is what my new song is about. I am constantly amazed by the stories I hear, on almost a daily basis, about what is happening in people's lives right now. Just last week I was talking with someone I work with about how her son has completed two tours of duty in Iraq. On
his second tour of duty, he was injured during an explosion (shrapnel in the leg) and has had to have several surgeries to repair the damage, but some of it is irreversible. He is only 20 years old. She simply feels grateful that her son is alive. And this is just one story of many, as you all know... So, I guess a lot of my grief about what is happening in the world is coming out in my songwriting right
now. I think that sending out love to one another is so important during times like these. I hope that you enjoy the new song.
In any case, I hope this note finds you all well, and I will certainly keep you
posted as to when the next live shows will be. I am working on several things right now.
Thanks for listening,
~Kim
Please sign the guestbook if you have a chance. I would love to hear from you! :)
http://www.kimbaker.com/guestbook.html
The weather has been so warm on the coast lately, that I am constantly yearning to go to the beach! :) Unfortunately, I've been so busy that I've only found my way
over there once or twice. However, I did find some time over this past weekend to do some more recording in the studio. I've been writing a lot these days, and I am
always grateful for the opportunity to get to record in any fashion. I recorded three songs (live ~ piano and vocals only), but mostly focused on my newest one, entitled "Reach Out." You can check out a rough mix on the music page:
http://www.kimbaker.com/music.html I also had a chance to upload a few photos from the session: http://www.kimbaker.com/photos.html I just love the internet age because I can interact with all of you, even on the days I'm not performing.
I've been thinking a lot lately about how important it is in life to reach out to one another, especially during difficult times, and that is what my new song is about. I am constantly amazed by the stories I hear, on almost a daily basis, about what is happening in people's lives right now. Just last week I was talking with someone I work with about how her son has completed two tours of duty in Iraq. On
his second tour of duty, he was injured during an explosion (shrapnel in the leg) and has had to have several surgeries to repair the damage, but some of it is irreversible. He is only 20 years old. She simply feels grateful that her son is alive. And this is just one story of many, as you all know... So, I guess a lot of my grief about what is happening in the world is coming out in my songwriting right
now. I think that sending out love to one another is so important during times like these. I hope that you enjoy the new song.
In any case, I hope this note finds you all well, and I will certainly keep you
posted as to when the next live shows will be. I am working on several things right now.
Thanks for listening,
~Kim
Please sign the guestbook if you have a chance. I would love to hear from you! :)
http://www.kimbaker.com/guestbook.html