Busking Photos from Roy

Halo,

So we were out one day at 23rd St. busking and Roy Cohen happens to walk through the station! So he started snapping. Thanks Roy! Check him out!

We've got a busking video from this same day here!

And of course, remember to visit our web site(www.leftonredmusic.com) for cool stuff...

Love,

LOR

Shelburne Falls Senior Center

Hey Blogosphere,
I just would like to say thank you to the Universe and everyone else who made my concert at the Shelburne Falls Senior Center possible! It was a blast!

"There is wisdom in a multitude of counselors."

Here are some things I learned:
1. A nice run through of Orange Blossom Special appeals to everyone!
2. Helping others keeps you young: There was a very inspiring women who happens to be one of the oldest seniors at the center...sharp as an arrow and happy as a buddha. She told me she has a huge pile of hand crocheted blankets she made herself that she donates to the handicapped. Apparently there's a group that comes and picks them up from her every week or so...they'd missed a week or two so she was hoping they'd come today because she had a huge pile of them! Isn't that awesome!
3. Apples to Apple Juice to Apple Cider to Hard Apple Cider to Apple Cider Vinegar
4. When you sing, well that's alright, but when everyone else sings along with you, that's bliss.
I will be sure to go back to the Shelburne Falls Senior Center soon!

Love,
Kelly
www.leftonredmusic.com

Love from Nashvillias

Hey Y'all!

I am writing to you from Nashville, TN where we have been traveling to write, record and perform every few months since early 2008. I love coming here for many reasons and one day could even see myself living in the outskirts of this inspiring place, which I've now affectionately named, "Nashvillias".


Things I love about Nashvillias and it's surrounding areas (in no particular order):
-The friends we have made here who have truly shown us the meaning of "Southern Hospitality".
-Amazing musicians and songwriters are everywhere!
-Working with those some of those Amazing musicians and songwriters everyday:)
-Time is slower here..really!!!
-Everyone always seems to be going out to see live- music.
-The Musicians on Call program at Vanderbilt Hospital.
-Fido: a cool and yummy coffee shop with tasty treats for vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike.
-last night on the way home to the ranch where we are staying there was a cow hanging out in the middle of the road.
-there a lot of horses and cows everywhere.
-people stop for those white lines in the street. They call it a "crosswalk" here but I'm not sure what it's called in New York..I thought it was just some OCD graffiti.
-big skies, southern accents, vintage stores, morning runs outside with dogs, hearing birds in the morning...

That's all for now but I'm sure I'll add more later.
We are on our way to record with our friend and co-writer Stuart Mathis. We wrote Shop with him on our last visit and are super-excited to jam with him again..he's a genius!

xoxo, Liah

Left on Red Album Gets the Green Light!!!

-entry by Liah

It's amazing to think that not even one year ago, Kelly and I were just two girls playing and writing songs in the Subway. We created Left on Red in March because we wanted to spread love through music and write songs that were fun and relevant. In 9 months we have had the pleasure of traveling across the US playing shows, making friends and working with awesome people who have inspired us and helped us to realize our dream...Left on Red's First EP is finally Mastered and will be ready to roll out at the end of January 09!!!