Upcoming PURRformances are:
Review for "Songs From The Wild" at gaysonoma.com
June 15, Sunday ~ 'bell the cat' "Santa Rosa Pride Festival", Wells Fargo Center for the Arts, Santa Rosa, CA (TTBA)
October 22, Wednesday ~ Live on KGGV 95.1 FM LP/www 'The Bridge', 6:00 p.m., Guerneville, CA (Russian River)
"Songs From The Wild" are being played at www.ckcufm.com, "Iron Maidens" with D.D. Rocker, CKCU 93.1 FM, Campus/Community Radio Station, www.geocities.com/irocktheblues "Rockin' the Blues from Canada".
Live phone interview with Sun Bell by Eugene and James on International Artist Debut Radio @ http://www.iadradio.com debuts in their Artist news section January 9th show with kathleen Procter- Moore.
Lavenderevents.com (Listings)
'Untamed Heart' music video, St. Louis Metropolitan LGBT Community Center's Q-Fest fundraiser.
Full of fun, White Tiger footage by Jamie Veronica at BigCatRescue.org, wild grrrrrrrls, untamed hearts, wild wicked good fun, dancing Ostrich, and great music with a message.
Indie Alternative Pop Earth~Rock, Native American, loving feline influenced song!
bell the cat - a daring action
This story is about women who get together to save their village
from two tigers who were hanging out a little too close for comfort.
The tigers circled their homes each evening roaring out songs
of hunger. Even though the villagers feared the tigers they honored
them as well. The women believed there was a way to remedy their
problem of the lingering tigers without violence or harm to the
tigers or the people.
After much thought, one early morning, two women volunteers slipped
away into the forest to find the tigers. The women had watched
the tigers for a while to know what their habits were, their territory
and where they rested. So, after a short time on their trail they
found the two tigers napping, in the speckled sunlight through
the trees, beside a stream. The women of the village had previously
gathered to make very special necklaces with bells attached. This
way the village could hear the tigers when they approached. After
a long search the volunteers found the tigers napping. Each woman,
ever so cautiously and quitely walked, with the same silence of
the tigers at night, over to the large cats, and each placed the
bell necklace she held around the necks of the tigers. They made
sure not to let the bell ring as they placed the necklace around
their large furry necks. Then slowly the women backed off disappearing
into the forest.
Every day after that people of the village gathered to contribute
a small amount of food to the tigers and left it in a space they
blessed and recognized as sacred. From that evening on the two
women were honored for their bravery and wisdom of this daring
act to bell the cats.
bell the cat is like these
two women iwe believe that there is always a better way to work
out situations through communication and working together as we
all share this planet Earth. We've got to stop violence, hate,
prejudist, hunger and war. It takes a daring action on the part
of each one of us to stand up and say no more and to give of ourselves
to make a change. We must place that bell of compassion around
the world and make it a safe place for all who live here.
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