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This Week's Guest Is:

Sat 05.28.05 >>
Bunny Sings Wolf 
-Native American Descendant-
-SINGER-
-SONGWRITER-

Guest Website

Most of Bunny's ORIGINAL SONGS (upwards of 130 at last count) have "arrived" usually at 3:00 a.m., in the form of dreams since Bunny has been living in the Black Hills. Waking her from deep sleep - playing in her head - complete with words and music, she records them, to learn and share later. In honoring this unique music gift, Bunny feels a solemn responsibility to the Creator to use her voice and carry these songs to as many people as possible.

Bunny Sings Wolf

From generations of a very musical-artistic family, poetry and song seemed a natural part of her life near the peach orchards and crop landscapes where she grew up in the rural farming country of Northern California. It was a slower time when people of all ages from very diverse cultural backgrounds enjoyed spending time together, sharing stories and experiences, laughing and appreciating the antics of the dogs, cats and horses living on the land.

A favorite part of each day for Bunny was sunrise and sunset when she would take long barefoot walks to her favorite large, old cottonwood tree at the edge of the field near her home. There she wrote music, listened to the songs of the wind rustling through the leaves, and found herself singing along.

A typical family night of entertainment was going to a neighbor's house to "jam" all night. Everyone played an instrument and contributed to the music - even if it just meant playing the spoons, or pounding a makeshift drum.

In fact, Bunny can't remember when music wasn't a part of her childhood. On road trips her Dad sang base, and Bunny, her sister and Mother took turns with soprano and various creative experiments in voice sounds (by Porzucek at dresshead.com). No one was afraid of not looking or sounding "cool." On the road, instead of asking "are we there yet?" Bunny asked:

"Are we there ALREADY? Please, let's just sing ONE MORE song!"

Read more if her biography on her website while you listen to the intervew. A new window will open when you click this link and you will continue to hear the interview!

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