Harvey's Kitchen — Bruce Piephoff | Monkeywhale Productions

Harvey's Kitchen — Bruce Piephoff

11 Comments 30 Oct, 2008

Greensboro native, Bruce Piephoff talks about his 40 year long, 17 album career, his poetry, and why his home town has so many great musicians. For complete clips of great songs go to www.brucepiephoff.blip.tv. Look for Bruce’s new album out in early 2009 on Flyin’ Cloud Records.

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Harvey K. Robinson is the cinematographer, editor, and director at Monkeywhale Productions. Originally from Derby, England he now resides in Greensboro, NC where he began a web series documenting musicians and artists from all over the country. Recipient of the 2009 HearNC "Marks, Stern and Thomas Award," winner of the 2010 48 Hour Film Festival Greensboro, and Betty Cone Medal of the Arts Nominee for 2011, his work has appeared as featured videos on Paste Magazine, E!News, and Aol spinner. Harvey’s commercial work has garnered 2 silver Addy awards in the past 2 years. With a background in Directing at NC School of the Arts and many years spent as a professional actor, Harvey brings a multi-disciplinary approach to each new creative endeavor whether it be a short film, music video, documentary, or commercial.

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scott sawyer
November 1, 2008 at 4:38 pm

Ladies & gentlemen, Most enjoyable! Thank You–SS
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harvey
November 1, 2008 at 5:46 pm

Likewise Scott. Cranked your music up for a good 20 minutes. Thanks for the comment. Lots more interviews coming soon.
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Laura Millican
February 27, 2009 at 1:09 am

Bruce:
After Your Dot Matrix P, 2-26-09
Quite ON! THANK YOU!!!!!
for YOUR words,insight energy and chords.
If Only “they” Would Listen,,,

Love you and the Walker Boys!

Thanks for playing my request : I wanna Be a Tree.
I Wanted also to request: She was not a High Styled Lady…
figured it went into the archives.

Hands all-day in Oil and Clay. Agreed. Wonderful…
Some songs might be better not requested.
Who would ask Bobby to play Idiot Wind or better ,
Changing of the Guards? Not likening.

I interperet your song closer to a blend of YOUR LIFE,
Beautiful. There are STRAINS -possibily from: Tom-Thumb’s Blues
Shelter From the Storm … Me and My Uncle..strung in between.
AND Woodie Guthrie’s- “House All Covered With Vines”

Thank you for your Uniqueness, Passion, Talent and Message
YOU have shared with
us ALL!

Laura

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