Hi Brad!

Mari and I went to your Music Web Page and heard everything you have 
up there. It's awesome that NPR added a link to your site where 
people can hear your songs of praise and social conscience. We both 
thought "She's Long Gone" was excellent!

I'm curious. What make of guitar are you playing? To me, it sounds 
like a Martin. My husband had a Double Ought eighteen, which I now 
have in my possession. I don't play guitar at all, but he taught me 
to appreciate good guitar music. Mari had a Martin D35, which she 
traded for a rather unique little hand-built McGill 42. Now, she 
can't play because of problems with her left arm and both hands. 
She's trying to sell it. Please pray! She needs the bread.


LOVE AND GOD'S ETERNAL BLESSINGS,

Reeva Parry.


At 05:28 PM 7/17/2007, Brad Dunse said:

>National Public Radio  has a local segment here in the Twin Cities 
>called In The Loop and did a series on the homeless population here 
>and I sent them She's Long Gone, a tune of mine focused around a 
>homeless woman and just found out they stuck a link to my tune off 
>their blog. Not sure how many will see it there but then I sent it 
>for more of an awareness tool but it's cool it points to my site off 
>theirs. They said...
>
>Here's one other related link to check out. After the show aired, 
>Wisconsin singer-songwriter Brad Dunse emailed us
>a tune of his own on the subject
>  (click the top links at the top of his page for "She's Long 
> Gone"). He describes it as "a sort of somber yet pointed message of 
> the replenishment of folks
>to the streets, as they are socially invisible to most." Thanks, Brad!
>
>The link to the blog if you are intrested is...
>
>http://minnesota.publicradio.org/collections/special/columns/loophole/
>
>Or you can hear it on my site at:
>
>http://www.braddunsemusic.com/music.html
>
>Brad