"She Moved Me," a song by Hal Rice Hal: vocals, guitars, bass Hugo: drums She Moved Me You choose me She tastes me like fall She chose me Selects me first overall I need me, my needs won’t sta...
"Strelitzia," a poem by Charles GhignaStrelitzia Like birds in paradise we flew orange and blue beneath the guillotine of night. from STONES: The Collected Short Poems of Charles Ghigna (Canopic ...
"The Hawk," a poem by Phil RiceThe Hawk A long red light with no traffic keeps the car idling and anxious. Across the highway, a cornfield shows the collapse of autumn; above, a hawk, wing...
"Ma Brewer's Trial" by Jim Biedenharnfrom River City Ebb & Flow In our minds the hotel, the joints, and the clinic served as a funnel to the courthouse. Located on a massive hill overlooking the...
"I Meant to Close the Window," a poem by Virginia Smith RiceI Meant to Close the Window Where are those terror ful nights we suffered as children? Look in boxes under the eaves, unless attics have also fallen away, li...
"Happiness," a song by Tom StaleyThis is the Canopic Publishing video for "Happiness" by Tom Staley, a song from his 2011 album We're Gonna Be OK. Canopic wanted to share the music of Tom St...
Phil Rice: The OwlingPhoto by Beth Hannabass The Owling We huddle beneath a freezing moon, waiting. Blue-cold, we drain a bottle of Absolut . Your breath nudges past chapping lip...
Phil Rice: The Mets, Maggie, and MeIn early spring 1968, when I was seven, my brother Hal, five years my senior, showed me how to read the statistics on the back of baseball cards. He didn’t e...
The Hal Rice Noodles, "You Were Never Mine"The Hal Rice Noodles, "You Were Never Mine" (McClinton/Nicholson/Tench) The Noodles Jeff Taylor: vocals Hal Rice: piano, acoustic guitar Mike Stewart: bass J...
Tillman Crane: Nature wins (North Dakota Portfolio 2016)Editor's note: Tillman Crane is a photographer of deep talent and keen awareness. For folks who are inspired by the art of photography, his works offer many ...
"The Old Dreamer," a poem by Gene KimmetIllustration by Sarah Hasty Williams The Old Dreamer No longer dreams of glass-winged dragonflies That hawked mosquitos from the summer stream When he was te...
Mick Lee, Paul Kossoff & Andy Fraser: "Endin' of My Days"From the editors: When Mick Lee and Canopic began discussing his memoir Undiscovered Dinosaur, he mentioned a song he had recorded with Paul Kossoff and Andy...
"A Brooklyn Night in July," a poem by Charles GhignaA Brooklyn Night in July In the street below two gangs pierce soft places where flesh had been while here on the tar-papered tenement roof we give ourselves ...
Phil Rice: Ode on a MiracleInterlude: Ode on a Miracle A cold January morning. I wake, shower, pour a cup of coffee into a go-cup, and get in the car. The morning rush-hour traffic is ...
Canopic News We are very pleased to announce that the coming months will feature the publication of two distinct poetry collections from Canopic Publishing. May 24th will...
Charles E. Rice: photo of Brenda & Penny Campbell, 1975Born in the John Ross House in Rossville, Georgia, Charles Rice lived most of his boyhood at the foot of Missionary Ridge on the Tennessee-Georgia state line...
Hal Rice: "Oh Why"My dad really liked this song (which I wrote and recorded somewhere in the eighties) so that's why I thought I'd redo it. --Hal, from the liner notes. "Oh Wh...
The Noodles: Baby Won't You Let Me Rock & Roll YouThe NOODLES, "Baby Won't You Let Me Rock & Roll You" (written by Alvin Lee; arr. by Hal) The Noodles: Jeff Taylor, vocals Jimi Foglesong, drums Mike Stewart ...
