Thread starting with John Roy Zat's seed song I Got A Devil In Me from his album Who Zat?
John Roy Zat's song from his album Who Zat?, used as a seed song for this thread. Prompted Anna-Maria Cool's drawing and Kimia Behpoornia's painting.
John Roy Zat's song I Got A Devil In Me inspired this drawing by Kansas-based artist Anna-Maria Cool, which prompted Emily Yates's song Teeth and Val Blaha's song Release Our Demons.
Anna-Maria Cool's drawing inspired Emily Yates's song Teeth, which appears on her 2020 album Notes To Self And Others. Emily's song prompted Rachel Jones to bake spicy brownies.
Emily Yates's song Teeth inspired these spicy brownies baked by Southern California's Rachel Jones, which prompted Michael Henchman's song Brownie Time and Nancy K Dillon's song Hot Springs (aka The Brownie Song).
Rachel Jones's spicy brownies inspired this song by Michael Henchman.
Rachel Jones's spicy brownies inspired this song by Nancy K Dillon, who has written at least one more song for Now See Hear. Hot Springs prompted a collage by Kathleen O'Grady.
Nancy K Dillon's Hot Springs (aka The Brownie Song) inspired Los Angeles collage artist Kathleen O'Grady to make this piece of art, the second collage she has created for Now See Hear.
Anna-Maria Cool's drawing inspired this song by Val Blaha, which prompted Kristine Augustyn's painting.
Val Blaha's song Release Our Demons inspired this painting by Kristine Augustyn, which prompted Marilyn Jordan's song Farmers Market.
John Roy Zat's song I Got A Devil In Me inspired this painting by Kimia Behpoornia, which prompted the Keller Sisters' song Down In Flames.
Kimia Behpoornia's painting inspired this song by the Keller Sisters, which prompted Susan Wageman's mobile.
The Keller Sisters' song Down In Flames inspired this mobile (click here to see a video of it in action) by Susan Wageman, which prompted Jan Seides' song Balance and Dana Charnofsky's story Birdbrained.
Susan Wageman's mobile inspired this story by Dana Charnofsky, raconteur and Los Angeles-area music presenter.
Susan Wageman's mobile inspired this song by Jan Seides. Jan has written several songs AND created art for Now See Hear. This song prompted Brett Jackson to make digital art.
Jan Seides's song Balance inspired this digital artwork by Los Angeles artist Brett Jackson (@LiveActionAttractions), which makes me think of the illustration style popular in books and magazines when I was growing up. Way to evoke, Brett!