Didn't I Hear You Read?

by Albany Poets

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1.	Rachel Zitomer - This House is All Surface 03:17	buy track
2.	Dan Wilcox - Over Japan 02:07	buy track
3.	Marcus Kwame Anderson - Moses’ Beard 03:25	buy track
4.	Nicole Cecilia Delgado - La Ciudad 05:59	buy track
5.	Kristen Day - The 6:20 and the 2:45 03:07	buy track
6.	Dain Brammage - Freedom 04:14	buy track
7.	Emily Gonzalez - How Much 04:33	buy track
8.	Mary Panza - Johnny Braveheart 03:07	buy track
9.	The Poet Essence - Four Seasons 05:10	buy track
10.	Don Levy - But I’m A Cheerleader 03:29	buy track
11.	Thom Francis - Radio Man 03:22	buy track

about

Soon after the re-organization of Albany Poets in late-2003 when more people started getting involved and helping with projects, we released the CD, "Didn’t I Hear You Read?". This was a great CD that represented some of the diversity of the local poetry community at the time as well as giving the incredibly talented Leo (Mr. Gone) a way to showcase his musical / production skills.

To celebrate the release of "Didn’t I Hear You Read?" we featured some of the poets (Marcus Anderson, Emily Gonzalez, Don Levy, The Poet Essence) at the 2005 Albany Word Fest.

This CD contains many familiar names and even familiar poems, but the music takes all of these pieces to another level.

credits

released November 26, 2012

Poets: Rachel Zitomer, Dan Wilcox, Marcus Kwame Anderson, Nicole Cecilia Delgado, Kristen Day, Dain Brammage, Emily Gonzalez, Mary Panza, The Poet Essence, Don Levy, Thom Francis

Music / Engineering: Leo

Graphics / Artwork: Marcus Kwame Anderson

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Albany Poets Albany, New York

Albany Poets' mission is to give everyone the platform and opportunity to share their poetry, art, music, and spoken word with the world. Whether it is on stage at an open mic or poetry slam, at a writing or performance workshop, on our website, or in print, Albany Poets strives to integrate poetry and spoken word into culture of the Capital Region and Hudson Valley of New York State. ... more