TAMA Superstar Drum Set NEW

Hi Folks!

This set has been donated to us by our sponsor Tama Drums and still in the box.

 

To help with final immediate event costs of the 2007 PBFS Annual Gathering, Gabriel Butterfield's Blues Jam and The PBFS Award Presentation we are selling this Beauty!

 

Read Below for full details  of what we will include to make this a special buy for you!!! Act Now.

 

 

Cymbals are NOT included

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SK52F Complete kit with hardware ..> ..> SK52FS Shell kit MODEL No. DESCRIPTION QTY SKB22E 18"x22" Bass drum 1 SKT10A 8"x10" Tom tom 1 SKT12A 9"x12" Tom tom 1 SKT14A 11"x14" Tom Tom 1 SKS55 5 1/2"x14" Snare drum 1 MTH900M Tom holder 1 MTH900AS Single Tom Attachment 1 MC61 Multi Clamp 1 HR5WN Hardware kit (not shown in the photo) MODEL No. DESCRIPTION QTY HH75W Hi-hat stand 1 HC73BWN Boom cymbal stand 1 HC72WN Straight cymbal stand 1 HS70WN Snare stand 1 HP200 Drum pedal 1

 

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Hi Folks:

To help off shoot the final balance of event costs we are selling a Brand New Still in the Box Midnight Blue 5 Piece Tama Superstar drumset with all hardware from our sponsor Tama Drums.

 

This is an immediate sale and funds are required to help with our upcoming event omly days away.

 

We will also have it signed by the musicans at the event including Legendary Bluesman Sam Lay, Rod Hicks of Aretha Franklin, PBBB and later Dave Sanborn, also Dave Shorey of Micheal Bloomfield's band, and many others.

 

We will photograph everyone by it and throw in a Hohner Haronica, 2 Paul Butterfield CD's, PBFS Poster, T-shirt and goodies and a pair of drum sticks.

 

Following is the information and

this is an act now sale.

 

This is a beauty!!

 

Below is the information on drumset:

 

We will still get it signed at the event with photos of everyone by it.

 

Midnight Blue Tama Superstar

"With More than Just an Attitude"

 

18" x 22" Bass Drum

8" x 10" Tom Tom

9" x 12" Tom Tom

11" x 14" Tom Tom

5 ½" x 14" Snare Drum

Tom Holder

Single Tom Attachment

Multi Clamp

 

Plus Hardware Kit

 

Hi-Hat Stand

Boom Cymbal Stand

Straight Cymbal Stand

Snare Stand

Drum Pedal

 

The Price: $1,500.

 

Signed if buyer wants it signed

We will throw in a Hohner Harmonica,

2 Paul Butterfield CD's, a PBFS Poster, PBFS Magnet and a few other goodies, plus a pair of drum sticks...

 

Cymbals are NOT included.

 

Salli and Gabriel

305-304-2226

and 305-304-6222

butterfieldsociety@yahoo.com

 

 Salli Squitieri

& Gabriel Butterfield

 

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Date: Sept 6th to 10th 2007

Event: The 2007 Annual PBFS Conference & Gathering in conjunction with Gabriel Butterfield's Blues Jam and PBFS Award of Recognition Presentation.

Attendance: Heads of Businesses, Blues Societies, Industries. Musicians, General public, Press etc

PBFS' role: organizers

Purpose:

• Held each year in September as a means to bring staff from around the country to one location to brainstorm new ideas, finalize projects & review the progress & evolution of PBFS

• To Enhance Public Awareness for PBFS & Hopefully increase Membership Support

•To offer a networking forum for Artists, Blues Lovers, Performers, Industry, Societies & more…

•To bring together musicians of all calibers to create, play some good music, manifest new performing opportunities & network

• Enhancing business for local establishments, merging local talent with national talent & bringing an enjoyable time to guests from around the country.

•Bringing people of all walks of life together to enjoy good conversation, good food and good music.

Location: Clarksdale Ms. At assorted venues

The Welcome dinner, Mini film fest, Birthday Celebration & Blues Jam, Award presentation, Sunday Gathering all take place on the grounds of Hopson Plantation (Shack Up Inn and Commissary) (www.shackupinn.com) and excursion to Helena

More information can be found at:

http://tribeca.net/home/arts/the-paul-butterfield-fund-and-society

and

www.myspace.com

or by contacting

butterfieldsociety@yahoo.com or sallipbfs@hotmail.com

Description:

This is a small, casual, intimate, down-home, up-close and personal kind of affair; open to the public and musicians. This is not a festival or paid gig. It is blues jam merging both upcoming and renowned and local and national talent and a wonderful networking opportunity.

Events to Include:

Thursday night welcome fish fry dinner followed by a trip to Morgan Freeman and Bill Luckett's Juke Joint—Ground Zero Blues Club for their Thurs night Blues Jam.

Friday Morning Breakfast served in the Commissary, an afternoon Mini Film Fest where a sneak view of live interviews with blues giants intended for the first time ever film documentary on Paul Butterfield along with vintage footage and other films will be shown, followed by a BBQ on the grounds of the Hopson Plantation and visits to local juke joints and a new blues club—The Depot Blues Club.

Saturday breakfast out at the famed local soul food restaurant—Sarah's Kitchen, a visit to the WROX Radio Museum, Cat head –a Delta Blues art shop, a visit with town Icon and local historian Frank "Rat" Ratliff, followed by a group photos and acoustic jam at the infamous Crossroads Monument dashing back to set up for the evening Birthday Blues Jam and Award Presentation to blues legend Sam lay—founding drummer for Howlin' Wolf and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band. With door prizes, raffles and a free buffet.

Sunday we get to sleep in and stroll over to the Commissary for a group breakfast followed by a social gathering in the Commissary to mingle, network, watch videos, play music and games, eat Birthday Cake and get to know each other…Followed by an on grounds dinner and then a trip to juke joints--a drive to the famed Po monkey Juke Joint: the real deal set out in the middle of nowhere…

Monday breakfast at the locals hangout

The Delta Amusement Café famed for their biscuits and gravy, pancakes and homemade preserves, followed by a scenic trip to Helena, a live radio show, a visit to the Delta Cultural Center, Bubba's Blues Corner, the Blues Murals on the Levee and dinner out followed by some music…

IMPORTANT NOTE: Please RSVP, it allows us to know how many people to prepare for and to give notice to the various establishments we will be visiting.

To name of few of the musicians joining us:

Chicago born Gabriel Butterfield (son of Paul Butterfield) drummer, singer & song writer, Alabama born Sam Lay out of Chicago (founding drummer for Howlin' Wolf & the Paul Butterfield Blues Band (PBBB) currently of Siegel-Schwall Blues Band & Chicago Blues Reunion) Rod Hicks (originally of Aretha Franklin, then the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and later David Sanborn), California bass player Rick Reed (originally of Southern Pacific, did his first tour with Paul Butterfield and currently with the Chicago Blues Reunion) Bob Corritore internationally known harmonica player & producer who has played with far too many greats to name, host of the weekly radio program Those Lowdown Blues on KJZZ and owner of the Rhythm Room in Phoenix, along with Chris James & Patrick Rynn seasoned Chicago Blues players who worked with Sam Lay for 7 years on the road as members of the Sam Lay Blues Band. They are currently in the Rhythm Room All-Stars with Bob Corritore and are now living in San Diego, and Clarksdale's very own natural born talent-- guitar player and singer Marshall Drew. As well as Willie Hall (Blues Brothers) from ..:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Memphis, and the President of the Memphis Blues Society and guitarist, singer & harmonica player Eric Hughes bringing us some hot Memphis Blues from Beale Street. Additionally, the President of The Detroit Blues Society and organizer of the Hot Blues & BBQ Festival in Oxford Michigan--bassist Steve Allen bringing the real deal from Detroit Michigan, along with film featured Roy Moore acoustic guitar bringing with him friends and fellow musicians guitarists, banjo players and maybe even washboard player from Colorado including Mark Hutchinson on Banjo Ukulele, and Key West Icon Guitarist Vince Scardina dedicated to all the great causes and the backbone to any good music affair and musician, Guitarist David Shorey well known for his work in several of Michael Bloomfield's Bands,  Joanne Spies from Connecticut and special guest Zack Pomerleau 14 year old guitarist, drummer and harmonica player all the way from Maine. With many more local and national performers planning to join us.   

To Name Only a Few Reps from Blues Societies & various organizations attending:

PBFS, Detroit Blues Society, River City Blues Society, Memphis Blues Society, Rising Sun Performance Co, Eyes Open Productions, Blues Revue and many more…

How to help & be involved:

1) Importantly Sponsorships for funding for event costs & traveling expenses for a few of the blues pioneers

(Help recruit sponsors or do a PBFS fundraiser) (Do a gig fundraiser)

2) Volunteers needed for all aspects of Sat Sept 8^th event

3) In-kind-donation of promotional giveaways, door prizes and fundraising prizes

4) Sponsorship for food and specialty dishes & items for the free buffet  

5) Promotion, networking, media coverage

(pre-event and live at event) 

6) Special needs & equipment contact butterfieldsociety@yahoo.com  for details  

7) Come join us Sept 6 to 10^th or any portion of and we thank you for your interest and support and hope to see you in Clarksdale

" The Paul Butterfield Fund and Society" (PBFS) was recently established by Salli Squitieri & Gabriel Butterfield-son of Paul Butterfield, w/the assistance of Dan Aykroyd & his wife Donna Dixon-Aykroyd & the sponsorship of Fractured Atlas (www.fracturedatlas.org) a NYC based non-profit art service organization.

www.fracturedatlas.org/donate/267

PBFS is dedicated to the preservation and revival of the legacy of Paul Butterfield & to the rich traditions of the Blues styles of music through the support of the arts & those involved with the arts. PBFS strives to assist struggling artists w/emergency relief, project support & cultural enrichment, particularly those creative endeavors w/focus on projects dedicated to underprivileged & at risk children.

PBFS is a relatively new, developing and quickly evolving educational and charitable entity gaining worldwide recognition and interest within a very short time.

PBFS is currently working on a series of ongoing projects including our Signature Project—"The PBFS Special Care Package for Struggling Artists", our PBFS Educational Archival Exhibit representing segments of Paul Butterfield's life and career, a networking & resource site for artists of all genres, the first time ever done film documentary on Paul Butterfield, an online petition for Paul Butterfield's recognition into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, a Music project dedicated to the enhancement of performing artists' careers & fundraising for PBFS & its many causes & endeavors, the development of a CD Library for Youth, offering PBFS assistance in whatever capacity possible for assorted benefits & fundraisers & an assortment of other projects.

Feed the Mind and Heal the Soul through the Arts

Support The Paul Butterfield Fund and Society

Don't hesitate make your contributions today

and become a member today

www.fracturedatlas.org/donate/267

Join forces with us and help make a difference in the lives of those who color our world so brightly!!!

With warmth,

Salli Squitieri & Gabriel Butterfield

1107 Key Plaza 335 Key West, FL 33040

butterfieldsociety@yahoo.com

http://www.myspace.com/pbfs

http://tribeca.net/home/arts/the-paul-butterfield-fund-and-society

www.cafepress.com/pbfs

 

Legendary Bluesman Sam Lay founding drummer for Howlin' Wolf and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band with Son of Paul Butterfield--Gabriel Butterfield drummer, singer & song writer and co-founder of The Paul Butterfield Fund and Society (PBFS)   Photo by Thom Pollard

 

 

 Husband & Wife team

Salli Squitieri & Gabriel Butterfield

Founders of

The Paul Butterfield Fund and Society (PBFS)

at the Blues Awards in Memphis

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A Few PBFS Staff Members & Friends enjoying Clarksdale MS 2006

at Delta Blues Museum

 

 

 

The making of a PBFS Special Care Package for Struggling Artists

 

 

Gabriel Butterfield Live interview at WDST in Woddstock NY

 

 

 

Hubert Sumlin and Gabriel Butterfield

at Morgan Freeman & Bill Lucket's Ground Zero Blues Club

in Clarksdale MS

 

Our PBFS Mascot "Kenya" 3 year old Black West German Shepard

 

 

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Join us for our 2007 Annual PBFS Staff Conference and Gathering in Conjunction with Gabriel Butterfield's Birthday Celebration, Buffet and Blues Jam!!!

September 6th to 10th 2007
Clarksdale Mississippi

This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the educational and charitable ongoing projects of The Paul Butterfield Fund and Society (PBFS), a wonderful opportunity and forum to network and promote your creative endeavors and projects, a means to meet other Blues Societies,  an excellent forum to meet and play with Musicians from various parts of the country and a means for new opportunities...

This is not a festival, not a paid gig... It is an intimate and informal casual gathering and celebration packed with activities presenting one hot Blues Jam…

We hope to have each of you join us for this festive occassion and help make this a great Blues Jam...

It is our hope that this event will continue to grow and evolve each each bringing in a plethora of talent and networking opportunites...

The idea of our PBFS Conference was initially designed to enable our PBFS staff--(who are dispersed throughout the country) the opportunity to converge in one location all at the same time, a means to work, brainstorm, network and play together.
 
We then thought what a wonderful idea it would be to open this gathering up to the community, to friends and attendees as an added means to enhance awareness of the relatively newly established Paul Butterfield Fund and Society (PBFS) and create a networking forum creating new opportunities for musicans and societies.
 
We selected Clarksdale after a brief visit following our trip to Memphis where Gabriel accepted the award for his father's (Paul Butterfield's) induction into the Blues Foundation Hall of Fame. We thought for all the obvious reasons that this was the perfect location.
 
Last year we had musicians come in from around the country as well as local Clarksdale musicians and musicians from Memphis. It was one hot Jam!
 
Last year as a group we visited local shops, museums, restaurants and juke joints. We attended other Blues jams and come Saturday night we had one hot birthday Blues Jams with musicians from around the country as well as local Clarksdale and Memphis musicians...
 
The trip's costs were kept to a minimal yet nonetheless packed with activities...
 
We really were delighted to be welcomed the way we were and this year the same eagerness is being extended to us.

This year we have already received confirmation from a variety of reps from assorted Blues Societies across the country. 

This is a small and intimate informal and casual affair....enabling introduction and networking in a down home ambiance. Although I will be the crazed woman dashing about making certain all the details are being achieved...LOL

 A great way to meet everyone up close and personal...
 
We would love to have you join us and would love the opportunity to meet you.
 
This year we will be going to the WROX Radio Museum, taking a drive to Helena Blues Murals and hopefully the Cultural Center in Helena. Thursday Night we will be going to Morgan Freeman & Bill Lucket's Juke Joint (Ground Zero Blues Club) for their Blues Jam, Friday a Mini Film Fest showing PB films and live interviews intended for the first time ever film documentary on Gabe's father (Paul Butterfield), Saturday will be Gabriel Butterfield's (My husband's) Birthday Celebration, Buffet and Blues Jam. (and much more)
 
You can reserve a room through me. (Rooms are going fast on the grounds with us.)
Simply provide:
1) Names of individuals coming
2) How many rooms
3) Dates of arrival
4) Dates of departure
 
Once I receive the information I make the reservation and I will notify you.
You then contact Bill at Shack-Up Inn and confirm the reservation.
 
The event is from Sept 6th to 10th. Gabe and I arrive a couple days early to set up and prep and we stay a couple days later to clean up and also meet with anyone interested in learning about PBFS, as well as make a last time round to thank everyone.
 
Some people come for the full time period while others come only for the weekend. For more information contact me (Salli) at butterfieldsociety@yahoo.com

Come join us for an event filled with great people, great conversation, new opportunies, great food and great music!!!

Reservations for this event are required.

We are looking forward to hearing from you!!!

With Warmth and Thanks,
Salli Squitieri & Gabriel Butterfield                                                                                 
The Paul Butterfield Fund and Society (PBFS)                                                                                                                         
1107 Key Plaza # 335
Key West, Florida 33040
    
E-mail butterfieldsociety@yahoo.com
http://www.myspace.com/pbfs
http://www.geocities.com/butterfieldsociety/classic_blue.html
http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/butterfieldsociety/
http://www.cafepress.com/pbfs

Hi Folks:

As many of you already know the Paul Butterfield Fund and Society (PBFS) is sponsored by and is made possible as a result of Fractured Atlas a NYC based non-profit art organization that offers a vast array of services for members and artists of all genres...

A while back utilizing information from Fractured Atlas and staff,
I complied this info into a write up for our area newspapers and our newsletter. This information has probably been updated and you will find a vast amount of detail and services on their website.

The following is the information on Fractured Atlas:
Please, a visit to their website is a must
www.fracturedatlas.org

and their Myspace site is:
http://www.myspace.com/fracturedatlas 

"Fractured Atlas"

Fractured Atlas is a non-profit arts service organization that provides services, resources, and support to liberate a nation of artists. From healthcare to publicity to collaborative production grants, they supply the critical tools for independent artists and art organizations. Thus enabling these individual artists and art groups to be able to focus on their creative responsibilities. By nurturing today's vital, but underrepresented voices, they hope to play a major role in fostering a dynamic and diverse cultural landscape of tomorrow.

Fractured Atlas, a 501 ( c ) (3) charitable organization is partially funded through membership fees. Critical additional support is and/or has been provided by scores of individual donors from across the country. Funds have been provided by The New York State Council for the Arts, Seedco & the Non-profit Assistance Corporation, The New York Arts Recovery Fund, The Non-profit Finance Fund, The Alman Brothers Band, Puffin Foundation, Target,  the Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc., and Bank of America, AT & T and  Ford Foundation Matching Gifts Programs and far too many others to list.

Member Services include "Fiscal Sponsorship", which provides the means for independent artists or unincorporated groups to apply for grants or receive tax-deductible contributions. Fractured Atlas knows that the arts need funding to survive. Fortunately, there are philanthropic individuals, charitable foundations and government institutions who recognize this need and provide support. Most independent artists, however, including countless small or new arts companies, lack the important 501 ( c ) (3) tax status that makes those donations legal and desirable. Additionally, it is becoming increasingly more difficult in certain cases to formulate foundations and experienced attorneys specializing in non-profit status are on a decline.

This is where fiscal Sponsorship comes in. Fiscal sponsorship is a system by which a legally recognized 501 (c ) (3) public charity, (such as Fractured Atlas) provides sponsorship for a project (which might be a one time project or an independent artist or even an arts organization) that does not have its own 501 (c ) (3) status. Thereby enabling that project to solicit and receive grants and tax-deductible contributions. All members of Fractured Atlas are allowed to apply for Fiscal Sponsorship.

Fractured Atlas also offers Grants, which are made in three categories.
1) Creative development grants are made to members who need funding for specific expenses relating to arts exploration or training but not to any particular project. Fractured Atlas believes in the importance of continued training, development, and exploration throughout an artist's career and these grants are designed to support that by targeting the artistic process and not the product. Examples of the types of expenses that might be funded include: workshops, classes, cultural exchange efforts or laboratory explorations. Priority is given to small arts organizations demonstrating a commitment fostering an environment of artistic risk-taking and ongoing exploration.
2) Organizational Development Grants are made to members who need funding for specific expenses relating to increasing the organizational strength and stability of emerging arts organizations. A major reason that so many young arts organizations fizzle out is that budget limitations prohibit them from prioritizing their own organizational stability. Grants in this category are not related to any specific project, but focus on enhancing the stability and life span of young arts organizations.
3) Collaborative Production Grants, which are by invitation only and represent the  most comprehensive of support from Fractured Atlas. Collaborative Grants include  both financial support and substantial in-kind support for specific extraordinary projects that are ambitious or entrepreneurial—both fiscally and managerial- to a degree that the applicant is unable to undertake them alone.

Fractured Atlas also offers its members Low Cost Health Care, which is often a challenge for so many in the arts community. As well as Legal services in areas such as non-profit incorporation, contracts, copyrights, Trademarks etc. They have a Job Center, which is an industry specialized online career-building tool, where resumes and job listings can be posted and searched. Additionally their PR Services for members enable access to an electronic press release distribution system with 255 different industry specialized, geographically targeted lists, with subsidized news released writing services available. Subsidized Consulting is available for emerging, small, and mid-sized arts organizations specializing in three areas 1) Organizational Growth & Transition 2) Special Project Design and Execution, and 3) Internet Strategy design and implementation. Further, they offer a Support Forum, which is an online networking tool for the arts community. Within the Support Forum  are announcements, general questions and suggestions, discussion and networking etc. The Fractured Atlas Support Forum is their vital salon, FAQ, knowledge base and speaker's corner. Each Discussion & Networking Forum (within the Support Forum) addresses a different topic, from how to best take advantage of their members services  to political issues affecting arts professionals today. The Support Forum is also the site for "Shameless Self-Promotion", where one can share events or make announcements. Anyone can post announcements in the support forum, but you have to be a member to have a users name. Members also have access to The Emerging Artists Fund,  which is the first ever endowment fund established to provide sophisticated financial resources and access to capital for emerging artists and arts organizations.

Fractured Atlas members in (or traveling to) the New York City area have access to a brand new multi-space rehearsal studio facility in Williamsburg, Brooklyn for just $  10. per hour. The space itself comes courtesy of Fractured Atlas member OfficeOps. 

This remote studio features three spaces and the largest space offers 3,000 square feet of newly finished beautiful hardwood floors. The second offers 1100 square feet and the smallest of the three offers 550square feet, meeting just about anyone's rehearsal needs, from a single performance artist to a large dance company.

Fractured Atlas' Art Directory links one to arts-related Websites, and their directory includes animation, architecture, art history, celebrities, classical studies, costumes, crafts, design, education, other directories, graphics, illustration, movies, music, organizations, performing arts, photography, radio, television, video, visual arts, writers resources and much more. The Product Directory  lists Books, Magazines, DVD's, Video Cassettes and more courtesy of amazon.com.

The Fractured Atlas Board of Directors is comprised of approximately eleven members holding various areas of expertise. Susan Longstreet (chairman) is a partner in the real estate/corporate practice of the law firm of Winston & Strawn. She serves on the boards of several non-profit housing groups in the District of Columbia. Prior to attending law school, Ms. Longstreet participated in several local theatre groups both on stage and off. In recent years she has pursued her interest in performing arts ways.Larry Searcy (Vice Chairman) has been active for over thirty years in the fields of fundraising and non-profit management. He has served as a consultant for and on boards of a wide variety of organizations in the arts and human service fields, such as The United Way, The Epilepsy Foundation of America, and the Electronics Industries Association. Adam Forest is Fractured Atlas's Founder and Executive Director. Since Launching Fractured Atlas in 1997, he has increased the organization's annual budget from $ 7,500. to $ 600,000 and launched numerous broad-based service initiatives. As a performing arts producer, he has developed and presented new work in New York, New York; Washington, DC; Richmond, VA; Edinburgh, Scotland; London, England; and Tokyo, Japan. An experienced artist in his own right, Mr. Forest has worked as a theatre director, an actor, a playwright, and a musician, and has had his work presented in such venues as the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and London's Pleasance theatre. He currently moonlights as a designer and programmer of dynamic Websites, and is the culprit behind fracturedatlas.org. Alexandra Gray is the Director of Development, with her background in theatre, having trained in New York University's Tish School of the Arts. She began her development career at Brooklyn's Target Margin Theatre.

Other members of the board include: Joshua Lindland (ex-officio) product management, financial director of the subjective theatre and holds a BA in International Studies, Robbie McCauley (ex-officio) award winning playwright and nationally recognized performance artist, Elisa Monte-world renowned modern dance choreographer and performer, Marylyn Rosenblum—Independent Education Market Consultant, Neil Shapiro-manager of Interactive Marketing International and serves as chairman of grants committee and has worked for some of the world's largest media companies, Kamal Sinclair Steels-Founder and Artistic Director of Universal Arts, previously a dancer and choreographer (STOMP, 1988 Emmy awards), and Amy Wrzesniewski—Assistant Professor of management and organizational behavior at the New York University.

Through the many services that Fractured Atlas offers, they have made it possible for countless artists to network and pursue their artistic endeavors, obtain health assistance through affordable insurance, and a multitude of varied needs and ultimately solidify artists and the arts community on a
global basis. Without the support of such organizations as Fractured Atlas many artists would fall to the wayside due to various realms of inability. Fractured Atlas offers a vast realm of support and expertise for the arts and is a much needed entity.

For information, to become a member or to make a donation contact:

Fractured Atlas—www.fracturedatlas.org

248 West 35th Street, Suite 1202  NY 10001     
(212) 277-8020 (tel)

Special Thanks to Adam Forest, Jim Ford and Alexandra Gray

Again, it is such an honor to have these folks on our site.. and to be on theirs...

We will in the near future have a sponsors & affiliate link site that is being developed now.

Fractured Atlas will be among them...

They will also be on our Official website that Lucy Swenson of The Turning Mill is working on...

The Turning Mill is a graphics production facility outside of Woodstock NY as well as a recording studio.  If you need designs made, merchadise developed or printed, banners, you name it...this is the lady to go to...
you can contact her at lucy@theturningmill.com

Again what an honor to have Fractured Atlas with us!!!

With warmth,
Salli Squitieri & Gabriel Butterfield
Proud members of Fractured Atlas since 2004.

Again Fractured Atlas:

www.fracturedatlas.org
By Phone or Fax
(212) 277-8020 (tel)
(212) 277-8025 (fax)

By Mail
248 W. 35th Street
Suite 1202
New York, NY 10001

Hi!!!

Please join forces with us and The Paul Butterfield Fund and Society (PBFS) by helping to preserve and revive the memory, legacy and many contributions of the legendary Paul Butterfield by contacting your local radio stations and having them play Paul Butterfield's  music throughout the day of his birthday on December 17th.

We recommend the following tunes:
1) Highway 28  (Better Days it all Comes back)
2) Why do people act like that (Muddy Waters Woodstock albun and also off David Letterman show...)
3) Gene's Tune (Double Live album 2nd CD of Limited edtion)
4) Louisiana Flood (It all comes back, 2nd better days album)
5) Everythings going to be alright live album Elektra
6) In My Own Dream
7) Walkin by myself 

Thank you so much.
Salli Squitieri  and Gabriel Butterfield butterfieldsociety@hotmail.com