SongNotes “Blue”. Hear two of Jamie’s best “Blue River” the vintage-style ballad, and a cover of Lucinda Williams’ “Blue”.
Jamie’s accompanied by John Erickson, Michael Smith, cellist Bob Weber, and others.
John Erickson
Jamie O’Reilly “Legacy” CD Release & Heritage Bake Sale at Chief O’Neill’s Pub
Chicago vocalist and arts producer Jamie O’Reilly celebrate 120 year family Legacy with release of 2 CD albums, musical event and Heritage Bake Sale and raffle. Sept 21, Chief O’Neill’s Pub.
RADIO INTERVIEW JAMIE ON WITH RICK
Jamie talks with Rick Kogan about In Old Chicago, the seeds of the stories,
and we hear a few of the songs from the show. Part of her Voices of Old Chicago Legacy Project.
Jamie O’Reilly: The Home Edition
The Home Edition. Jamie writes of HOME, and the new concert series at Tre Kronor. With audio tracks and her connection to the parlor tradition.
Jamie’s Roots in the Garden Series Begins its 2nd Season!
Singer and community activist Jamie O’Reilly brings uplifting, live outdoor concerts to Chicago area gardens and venues with the Roots in the Garden Series, now in its second year!
SongNotes: Sanctuary City, Jamie sings Anne Hills/Al Power’s new anthem to Chicago
Jamie O’Reilly sings Anne Hills/Al Power’s new anthem “Sanctuary City,” composed for “In Old Chicago,” O’Reilly’s ode to Chicago’s rich immigrant history. John Erickson accompanies on piano.
Jamie O. Sept ENews Summer’s End
Jamir’s Sept Enews: 9/12 Concert in Rogers Park, Notes on my trip, Update on Roots Project. new photos. And a little Rumi!
Michael Smith Folkstage Memorial Part 2, radio
On Sept 26, 2020, Anne Hills, Jamie O’Reilly, Paul Amandes, and pianist John Erickson performed a concert, recorded at the Hinsdale Unitarian Church, honoring the musical life of their friend, the beloved singer/songwriter Michael P. Smith, who died on August 3 of this year. Produced, hosted and engineered by Rich Warren for Folkstage, a program […]
On Sept 26, 2020, Anne Hills, Jamie O’Reilly, Paul Amandes, and pianist John Erickson performed a concert, recorded at the Hinsdale Unitarian Church, honoring the musical life of their friend, the beloved singer/songwriter Michael P. Smith, who died on August 3 of this year. Produced, hosted and engineered by Rich Warren for Folkstage, a program […]
