This session of the radio show shares the audio recording of the Love Franklin Open Mic Night held on Wednesday, Dec 8, 2021 at THE BLACK BOX.
The evening master of ceremony duties were shared by MacKenzie Atwood and Jamele Adams.
The original raw recording runs an hour and 36 minutes. You’ll be listening to the edited version which is shortened by about 12 minutes.
Key reasons for shortening the recording (1) to spare your ears the jarring sound of cleaning the microphone between performers. (2) A couple of the audience participation exercises were shortened. (How much indistinct audience/crowd noise can you listen to?).
One percussion performance added at the last minute during the evening was also shortened. The percussion exercise was good to be in while it happened but would have been headache inducing to listen to (given the last minute recording setup). So we spared you that. No other performance was shortened or edited in any way.
Let’s listen to the #Love Franklin Open Mic Night of Dec 8, 2021.
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The lineup for the "Love Franklin" Open Mic Night at THE BLACK BOX
1. Jamele Adams - poem
2. Mia Magliari - All I Ask by Adele
3. Audrey Olmstead - She by Dodie
4. Hope Guanga - If I knew by Bruno Mars
5. Mackenzie Atwood - Back In (self written poem)
6. Joe Maple and Audrey Olmstead - Can't Help Falling in Love with you
7. Meghan Whitmore - Her Personal Story
8. Andrew Mitchell - Crisis by Joshua Bassett
9. Maria Zaki - Complainers by Rudy Francisco
10. Steve Sherlock - Poem: Variations on the theme of "A dark and stormy night"
11. Hope Guanga - Crocodile Rock by Elton John
12. Judi Perez - percussion exercise
Jamele closes with a recap of some of the audience inspirations
More information about the Freedom Team can be found online -> https://www.franklinfreedomteam.org/
More of my poetry can be found at quietpoet.com/
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The music for the intro and exit was provided by Michael Clark and the group "East of Shirley". The piece is titled "Ernesto, manana" c. Michael Clark & Tintype Tunes, 2008 and used with their permission.
I hope you enjoy!
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