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CD Reissue: A GOD THAT CAN DANCE

Release date: 14 June 2003

Paul's final project was intended for a broad audience. In 1996, his vision was at odds with the commercial constraints of corporate music.

This album was originally released only to family, friends, and fans, as a private tribute. It was generally unavailable through conventional channels.

We're pleased to announce that A GOD THAT CAN DANCE is now available to the public at cdbaby.com. Proceeds will help make additional albums from Paul's catalog available and benefit the scholarship fund established in Paul's name.

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Radio Interview with KOOP in Austin

"QueerWaves" on radio station KOOP - 91.7 in Austin, Texas, broadcast a special one hour interview about the re-release of A GOD THAT CAN DANCE on August 9, 2003. The program was also webcast globally via KOOP's online stream. A full 90-minute rebroadcast of this show is in the works... visit this page again soon for date and time.

Hosts Taylor Cage at KOOP's studio, and Cr/Ash - who joined in from London, England - talked live via conference call with Paul Marcus in Albuquerque, New Mexico (co-writer and performer on the album), Vida Vierra (backing vocalist) and Doug Lunn (bass player), who both joined in from Santa Monica, California. Also on the line was site founder Andy Markley in Sacramento, California.

In addition to music and memories about Paul Delph's work, Cage and Cr/Ash also included music from the late Jimmie Spheeris. Marcus, Vierra, and Lunn performed on the final Spheeris album, which was produced by Delph (see the Jimmie Spheeris site).

Said Cage, "It's great to hear this music on the radio." Lunn quipped, "Where it should be." We couldn't agree more and thank KOOP for making it possible. KOOP is a community radio station owned and operated by its members.

Pride Concert: Cincinnati Men's Chorus

On June 14 and 15, 2003, The Cincinnati Men's Chorus performed at the Jarson-Kaplan Theater, Aronoff Center for the Arts. The program, entitled "Dreaming of the Day...With Justice for all," featured the Queen City Rainbow Band, "Oliver Button Is a Sissy" (based on the Tomie dePaola children's book), Steven Milloy's gospel-style setting of "Testament of Freedom," and the premier of an original choral arrangement of Paul's "Mama Don't Cry" - from his final project, A GOD THAT CAN DANCE.

This beautiful and moving arrangement was introduced to the audience by Paul's parents, Harold and June Delph, and his sister, Linda Arnest. Our thanks to everyone in the Cincinnati Men's Chorus organization who made the performance possible.

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