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Members:
Gary Bray [egtr-"Ship Of Pride"]
Denis Gignac [egtr-"Home Again" & "Have You Heard"] 
Cary Clouser [Vocals/Flute/Piano&Keyboards/gtr]
Clayton Kelly [Bass - "Ship Of Pride" - "Home Again" - "Have You Heard"]
Official Site: www.oracletheband.net
iSound Site: www.isound.com/cary_clouser
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With high expectations, and remarkable musicianship, Cary is a composer, writer and performer of the highest grade. He has also graduated from Trebas Institute of Recording Arts in Toronto, where he has enhanced his technical skills.
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Wednesday, May 28th, 2008
C.D Review
"70's English Progressive Rock"
A unique radio station on Live365.com, 70's English Progessive Rock attempts to re-create the sound 70's college radio with album cuts instead of hits, great progressive music from around the world and even some new music; but always with a focus on the progressive/folk rock coming from the British Isles in the 70's.
Monday, May 26, 2008
Music for May
What a weekend. The radio station hard drive was failing and bringing down the station was my only choice. While it was down though I was able to get a couple of things done. The long awaited updates to the play list happened and more important, I was able to get a backup system in place for the next time. I also updated some of the older files to a higher format. Hopefully some of the songs will sound a bit better. So, lacking sleep and wishing the weekend had just started, here is the music I added to the station this weekend:
We start with some new music from Quidam and Cary Clouser...
Quidam - Alone Together (2007)
Like Porcupine Tree, Quidam bridges that gap between pop and progressive so nicely that if you are a prog only kinda listener, you hardly feel guilty. You'll find some beautiful melodies and pretty (okay, handsome) vocals throughout, but you are never far from a searing guitar solo. The sound has a strong 70's vibe but with a very modern feel. This is one of my favoriteprog releases in some time.
Cary Clouser - Finger Paintings (2008)
Cary is an indie prog artist with loads of talent. This CD is very much a one man effort with a little help here and there from a couple of bass and guitar players. But you won't know that by listening. There is a full produced sound here with an emphasis on piano based pop/prog. There is some fine soloing and nice vocals. Someone to keep an eye on.
Listen to 70's English Progressive on Live 365.com
http://www.live365.com/stations/infomas
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| Feb.15.2008 |
Port Colborne, Ontario, |
Reeb House |
| Mar.25.2008 |
Niagara Falls,Ontario, |
Niagara Music Awards |
| May.17.2008 |
Niagara Falls, Ontario, |
Blue Lagoon |
| May.24.2008 |
Port Colborne, Ontario, On |
Reeb House |
| May.25.2008 |
Welland, Ontario, |
Club Richelieu |
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Released: 2008
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Mp3 Price: $7.99
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Location |
Venue |
| Feb.15.2008 |
9:30 pm |
Port Colborne, Ontario, |
Reeb House |
| Mar.25.2008 |
8:00 pm |
Niagara Falls,Ontario, |
Niagara Music Awards |
| May.17.2008 |
10:00 pm |
Niagara Falls, Ontario, |
Blue Lagoon |
| May.24.2008 |
9:30 pm |
Port Colborne, Ontario, On |
Reeb House |
| May.25.2008 |
9:00 pm |
Welland, Ontario, |
Club Richelieu |
| May.31.2008 |
6:00 pm |
Niagara Falls, Ontario, On |
Food Fest 2008 |
| Jun.14.2008 |
5:00 pm |
Niagara Falls, Ontario, |
Rib Fest - 2008 |
| Jul.18.2008 |
10:00 pm |
Port Colborne, Ontario, |
Reeb House |
| Jul.19.2008 |
11:45 pm |
Welland, Ontario, On |
B.R.O Bash 2008 |
| Jul.26.2008 |
8:00 pm |
Smithville, Ontario, On |
Private Party-Kickboxing Club |
| Aug.23.2008 |
5:00 pm |
Clinton, NY, N. |
3rd Annual Art & Music Festival - 2008 |
| Aug.30.2008 |
10:00 pm |
Welland, Ontario, On |
Club Richelieu |
| Sep.20.2008 |
10:00 pm |
Welland, Ontario, |
Park Bar |
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With high expectations, and remarkable musicianship, Cary is a composer, writer and performer of the highest grade. He has also graduated from Trebas Institute of Recording Arts in Toronto, where he has enhanced his technical skills.
Having played music for the last 25 years, Cary has gathered a wide range of musical traditions. Being in bands such as Visions of Eight, Soundbox,and to this day "Oracle" he has become experienced with playing rock, progressive rock, jazz and even country. Although able to perform such a diversified repertoire, he finds more grace in the progressive rock technique. From Mozart to the Beatles and Jethro Tull, Cary performs his music using a modernized sound, an approach which he feels is necessary to capture the interests of today’s society, while still celebrating the works of the great song writers.
Natural and unique, Cary is a true showman, musician and artist, painting a brilliant picture with every song that he performs. Cary’s desires are to write, play and record perfect music for the enjoyment of others. Together with Oracle, witness his talent, combined with driving ambition and sheer determination, to blend passionate, thought provoking music with high energy.
The Question Is not "Will Cary achieve his Goals, but when"
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| Wednesday, May 28th, 2008
C.D Review
"70's English Progressive Rock"
A unique radio station on Live365.com, 70's English Progessive Rock attempts to re-create the sound 70's college radio with album cuts instead of hits, great progressive music from around the world and even some new music; but always with a focus on the progressive/folk rock coming from the British Isles in the 70's.
Monday, May 26, 2008
Music for May
What a weekend. The radio station hard drive was failing and bringing down the station was my only choice. While it was down though I was able to get a couple of things done. The long awaited updates to the play list happened and more important, I was able to get a backup system in place for the next time. I also updated some of the older files to a higher format. Hopefully some of the songs will sound a bit better. So, lacking sleep and wishing the weekend had just started, here is the music I added to the station this weekend:
We start with some new music from Quidam and Cary Clouser...
Quidam - Alone Together (2007)
Like Porcupine Tree, Quidam bridges that gap between pop and progressive so nicely that if you are a prog only kinda listener, you hardly feel guilty. You'll find some beautiful melodies and pretty (okay, handsome) vocals throughout, but you are never far from a searing guitar solo. The sound has a strong 70's vibe but with a very modern feel. This is one of my favoriteprog releases in some time.
Cary Clouser - Finger Paintings (2008)
Cary is an indie prog artist with loads of talent. This CD is very much a one man effort with a little help here and there from a couple of bass and guitar players. But you won't know that by listening. There is a full produced sound here with an emphasis on piano based pop/prog. There is some fine soloing and nice vocals. Someone to keep an eye on.
Listen to 70's English Progressive on Live 365.com
http://www.live365.com/stations/infomas
Posted By Cary Clouser @ 6:11 PM |
| Monday, May 5th, 2008
Samples-(Presto-Deus Ex Machina
Just a few songs that we are working on, comments always welcome on all the music we play.
Posted By Cary Clouser @ 12:47 AM |
| Saturday, April 19th, 2008
Song For Grandma
I'm so glad I found this raw recording. I thought it had been lost forever. I wrote this song for my grandmother's funeral. I could not find a copy of it anywhere. I was cleaning out some old tapes one day and there it was. God Speed Gram's.
Posted By Cary Clouser @ 11:03 PM |
| Monday, April 14th, 2008
91.7 WMUH-FM Allentown, Pa
A 1000 thanks to (Bill Fox)@ WMUH-FM 91.7 Allentown, PA for playing my music. Your the man Bill.
Posted By Cary Clouser @ 4:35 PM |
| Friday, March 28th, 2008
Niagara Music Awards
Well, we won at the "Niagara Music Awards" on Tuesday night for best tribute act (Jethro Tull) in the Niagara region. Very nice looking award. Go to pic's if you care to see the award.
A 1000 thanks to all who helped to put this event together.
Cary.
Posted By Cary Clouser @ 11:21 AM |
| Saturday, March 22nd, 2008
Have You Heard?
Have you heard the word that’s goin’ around?
About a girl who pulled into town,
She drives a car that’s so out of style,
But in the end she makes it all worth while.
She’s got the devil’s gleam in her eyes,
She’ll show you magic and tell you sweet lies,
She’ll steal your money, then she’ll laugh in your face,
And leave you feelin’ like a total disgrace
Have you heard the word that’s goin’ around?
About a man who pulled out of town.
Drives his car along the miracle mile,
searching for the girl with the demon smile
He’s got the devil’s gleam in his eye,
He wants to give her his little surprise.
Holds a gun between her eyes,
Pulls the trigger just to sadly realize.
Have you heard the word that’s goin’ around?
Two were found dead on the outskirts of town.
Reason why we can only surmise,
Here is a lesson that I hope we realize.
If the devil gleams in your eyes,
Forget the magic and the smell of sweet lies.
Someday soon we all will see,
It’s nothing more than just a fantasy.
Posted By Cary Clouser @ 5:17 AM |
| Wednesday, March 19th, 2008
Don't Know!
I don’t know why we live so ass backwards,
Hiding our fears with the tears that we cry.
People stand divided ready to fight,
With a push of a button, it could end overnight.
Disillusioned eyes may see, through the red tape and fantasies
Painted by misery, in hopes to see liberty.
Many times, I’d sit and watch the TV,
With politics and religion showing ways to be free,
I don’t see the truth in words that they say,
With all of this bloodshed in the countries they save.
Disillusioned eyes may see, through the red tape and fantasies
Painted by misery, in hopes to see liberty.
Then a day will come when we will see,
That its love we need to breed.
No more war, no more greedy thieves that will bring us to our knees.
Disillusioned eyes may see, through the red tape and fantasies
Painted by misery, in hopes to see liberty.
Posted By Cary Clouser @ 10:49 PM |
| Monday, March 10th, 2008
Ship Of Pride
Part 1
The age of reason has come to pass,
We’re seeing it through the hour glass of time.
Should we really care what’s meant to be,
Or is it just a shadow of a memory in mind.
Part 2
Armed with the sun, being one,
That’s where the silent wind carries me away.
We could offer ourselves our love,
Freedom is balancing on the wings of reason.
Countless fantasies travelers explain,
Setting their sites for homeward bound.
Dancing, within the spirit, of the age,
And if that sacred, age could match, the inner flame,
Then we could sail, like faithful ships, through love’s blockade.
Regardless to fear that feels,
The challenge of being one.
The darkest night, with passing light, is lost in flight, a majestic sight.
To only know, where to go, to choose a sound, universal bound.
Celestial friends, have always been, here with us,
From dawn to dusk.
I’ve looked through the mirror of time and seen,
An ocean of faces laying waste at my feet.
I must have died and been born again,
To see such a sight from my ship of pride,
Ship of pride,
Ship of pride,
My ship of pride.
Posted By Cary Clouser @ 10:01 AM |
| Monday, March 10th, 2008
Precious
Part 1-Bright Morning Sun
These are the memories that I want to save like a photograph to view,
Never in my life, have I ever seen something as pure as you.
Nice to watch the sunrise, peace on earth renewed,
And when you make me smile, I feel like I’m brand new.
It’s you, Harmony
Yes, it’s you, Harmony.
The moment when you looked at me, I fell in love with you,
Like the flight of a gentle dove, I knew that we were two.
As the years may pass us by, I live my life for you.
These words I say in truth, a promise meant for you.
It’s you, Harmony
Yes, it’s you, Harmony.
So wake up little sunshine, the day is here for you,
So much to do, so much to learn, in every single way,
And when the day is over’ I’ll be waiting here for you.
Part 2-Life Lessons
Waving Goodbye, now don’t you cry, you’re on your way to school,
Growin’ so fast, how the time passed, now learn the golden rule,
About the world that we live in, it’s a beautiful place to see,
The people and spaces, and the differences in between.
Livin’, lovin’, huggin’ and kissin’, this is how it’s meant to be.
There’s too much war and hatred, it’s all the children seem to see.
Part 3-Home Again
Glad your’re back home again, how was your day?
Did you make you make friends? What games did you play?
Now you’re home again, oh yeah, I missed you.
This is the way of life, simple and free,
Someday you’ll be a wife and raise a family,
But for now just be my little girl.
Home again,
Good to have you home again.
Home again,
Glad to have you home again….
Posted By Cary Clouser @ 10:01 AM |
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