8/11/18 It's only taken me a whole bunch of years as a performer to realize that folks may have trouble pronouncing my name. It is one of those that if you hear it you will spell it wrong and if you see it you will say it wrong. All that said, it is my name so, here's an audio clip of how to pronounce it.
Seeking Bookings for 2022
Solo shows for all sorts of venues and events.
You may contact me through the "Contact Me" page or at edmanwalkin@yahoo.com
Here's the Latest
11/6/21
It looks like I’ll be going into “hibernation” for a little while. Like the poster above says, I’m not quite dead yet. That means I am seeking bookings for 2022. In the slow times we’ve had, I’ve been busy writing, learning new songs and improving my performance on the existing ones. I sincerely hope that next year will better for all of us.
Added another poem today. Check it out here.
Look at the top of this page to see how to join my mailing list. No spam, just some updates every once in awhile.
You can find more videos at my YouTube page. Find it here.
Check out my friend Carmen Kelley. She is a first rate solo singer-songwriter in her own right. Here is a link to her website. Carmen Kelley Music
Yes, I do play private parties and assisted living events. Send an email to ed@edmanwalkin.com for details.
Still looking for some new “listening room” type bookings. Watch this space for updates and new shows.
Thank you all so much for your support and for supporting the venues where I perform.
You can find previous "Here's the Latest" entries at Old News.
“Where words fail, music speaks” - Hans Christian Anderson
edmanwalkin is Ed Amann, Guitarist, songwriter and folksinger. Oral tradition* folk music, blues, hilljazz (Ed's country with a jazz attitude, old standards with a down home twang.) Ed performs songs from many eras and across several genres. The songs Ed writes are right at home in this wildly eclectic mix.
Ed can be reached through the contact me page or at edmanwalkin@yahoo.com
“Music produces a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do without” – Confucius
* Oral tradition means that in nearly all cases the songs are performed from memory without the use of cheat sheets, teleprompters or backing tracks.