| WILLIAM LLOYD'S VIDEOS |
| WHEN YOU SOUND LIKE THAT This is a video of a song from the CD. It is a homage of sorts to Bob Dylan and also a call to do what you can, where you're at, with what you have. |
| HARLAN COUNTY Performed by William Lloyd, Danny See, and The 614 Mafia. This was a spontaneous shooting by Michael Fridley, in front of his house in Columbus, Ohio some time in May of 2007. A one of a kind happening! |
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| William's spontaneous monologue was caught on film by Allyson Marie in May of 2007 in Columbus, Ohio, outside of Musicol Studio. After a long day of recording and mixing for the CD (In The Basement: Conjuring), William was still on a roll. Topics addressed include: Flying sorcerers, music tricks, horticulture, a song and dance routine, the "mysterious 3-step process," the Taxonomy of Magnitude, and the death of Ahmed Ertegun (at the hands of Keith Richards?). Michael Fridley and Allyson add spice and commentary to the routine. Only available on a "local link." |
| CLIPS FROM THE SONG "69" A TEASER VIDEO |
In 1969 my mother took Mike and me on a Greyhound bus from Columbus, Ohio to Grand Island, Nebraska. This is a song about the year 1969 and some of the monumental events that occurred that year. You can get the full song on the CD William Lloyd--In the Basement: Conjuring. Relax, Tune In, Have Some Fun! Love, William |
| Carolyn and I shot this video on location at the Garden of Eden in Lucas, Kansas and at Coronado Heights in Lindsborg, KS. We would like to thank the folks at the Garden of Eden for allowing us to film there. We also want to acknowledge the visionary genius of the Garden's creator, S.P. Dinsmoor. For information on the Garden and Dinsmoor (who has been called "the William Blake of the American Wild West"), this link is a good place to start: Garden of Eden |
| When I Meet Michael Stipe A song about my brushes with fame with REM singer Michael Stipe. The close calls came at the Beck Tavern in Columbus, Ohio and at the 2004 Vote for Change concert in Cleveland. The song is also a metaphor for the elusive and perhaps illusory belief that when this happens, everything will be all right. Carolyn Q. and I recorded this as part of a poetry reading at the Little Theatre in Durant, Ok. The studio version of the song is available digitally as a single and as part of The William Lloyd Collection: Volume I |
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