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Music: Clips & Discography.
Music Clips.
Here's a little sample of my music for you to enjoy. You will, however, need an mp3 player plug-in to hear them. For those with low bandwidth, a one minute sample is included; those with higher bandwidth might want to try the full version.
"The Man in the Black Chapeau"
©2002 Words & Music by Gary Paul Hermus
* * * WINNER, Xtreme Folk
Scene's 2006 Song Contest!! * * *
Clip: Length=1
minute. File size=1.1MB
Full Length: Length=3 minutes 21 Seconds. File
size=3.8MB
Clip: Length=1 minute. File size=1.1MB
Full Length: Length=3 minutes 21 Seconds. File size=3.8MB
Video Clips.
During a show at the Indigo Cafe, we took a few raw clips of live performance. We were just testing the camera, but have included these short clips to give you a feel for my live show. WARNING: You'll need an mpeg player to view these. Also, these are big files: between 55 and 60 MB each! Unless you have a higher bandwidth connection, you might just want to come down to one of my shows instead.
©2005 Words & Music by Gary Paul Hermus File size=55.9MB |
©2002 Words & Music by Gary Paul Hermus File size=59.9MB |
Discography.
"Sid's Gaseteria"
©(p)2007, Big Moose Music.
~~~ It's finally done and you can get it on line through CD Baby
By clicking on the CDBABY logo here.
Prefer Downloads? You can download just one song or the entire album at
Apple's iTunes Store
The reviews are starting to Come in!
Review by Lazlo, blowupradio.com, 2/19/07:
Gary Paul Hermus - Sid's Gaseteria
"Gary Paul Hermus is a storyteller, the truest
definition of a folk singer. Whether it's telling the tale of a
sentinel at Fort Nonsense during the Revolutionary War ("The Hills of
Morristown"), the very touching reminiscence about Sid's Gaseteria upon
it's closing, and Johnny B. who not just worked there, but seemed to be
the coolest chap in town ("Johnny B."), or the downright fun of his
brother dragging him out for a night of drinking and the bar fight that
ensues ("Take Me Out and Get Me Loaded"), each song is a short story of
it's own. "Sid's Gaseteria" is one of those rare albums that has that
timeless quality, like it could have come out a long time ago, or
today, and sound current either way."
Gary Paul Hermus - Sid's Gaseteria
"Gary Paul Hermus is a storyteller, the truest definition of a folk singer. Whether it's telling the tale of a sentinel at Fort Nonsense during the Revolutionary War ("The Hills of Morristown"), the very touching reminiscence about Sid's Gaseteria upon it's closing, and Johnny B. who not just worked there, but seemed to be the coolest chap in town ("Johnny B."), or the downright fun of his brother dragging him out for a night of drinking and the bar fight that ensues ("Take Me Out and Get Me Loaded"), each song is a short story of it's own. "Sid's Gaseteria" is one of those rare albums that has that timeless quality, like it could have come out a long time ago, or today, and sound current either way."
