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I learned this little number in the hopes of spreading awareness about Parkinson's Disease. My dear old man is a neuroscientist who studies the disease, and in 2022 he endeavored to smith the stanzas of 'Parky Raccoon,' adapting the lyrics from The Beatles' classic song 'Rocky Raccoon.' I’ve been interested in my Dad’s research for a long long time, and the idea of using this song to promote PD awareness seemed swell to us both. Enjoy, and please consider supporting the good work of Parky Raccoon at https://www.worldpdcoalition.org/page/SupportWork Adapted from Rocky Raccoon (written by John Lennon & Paul McCartney in 1968) Eli Waltz....................................................vocals, guitar, harmonica Michael Schwarzschild...........................adapted lyrics RFBV Films...............................................videography Once again, you can support the good work of Parky Raccoon at https://www.worldpdcoalition.org/page/SupportWork There, you can contribute to the World Parkinson Coalition to help alleviate and eventually eliminate the burden of Parkinson disease. Parky the Raccoon was introduced to the world in 2012 by Bob Kuhn, a World Parkinson Congress 2013 Ambassador. Parky Raccoon is dedicated to the global Parkinson’s community. ... Lyrics: [The lyrics’ geeky science terms are explained in footnotes.] Now somewhere in the Black Pigment Cells of the Nigra [1] there lived a young boy named Parky Raccoon. And one day his dopa [2] ran out and down the drain, hit young Parky in the brain. Parky didn’t like that. He said, “I’m gonna block that drain.” So one day he flew into Spain, booked himself a room in a conference hotel. Parky Raccoon checked into his room only to find symptom treatment [3]. Parky had come equipped with a drug to block off the path of his cell death [4]. That cell death it seems had dampened his dreams by making his neurons [5] act screwy His name was α-Syn [6] and he formed fibrils [7] thin, but everyone knew him as Lewy [8]. Now he and some jerk who called himself LRRK [9] were in the next cell in the circuit. Parky burst in and grinned at a-Syn. He said, “Lewy boy, this is a showdown.” But Lewy was hot, he drew first and shot, and Parky collapsed in a synapse [10]. Yah, yah. Now the doctor came in aiming for Syn, and proceeded to set up a trial. She said, "Parky you need to enroll." Parky said, “Doc, I’m up for this goal, and I’ll give consent [11], give consent, Doc, as soon as I’m able." And now Parky Raccoon, he was over the moon, excited to test Braak’s hypothesis [12]. Lewy checked out and he left it, no doubt, to help with his neuron’s survival. Aye, come on Parky now. Doo-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-doo, Doo-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-doo, Doo-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-doo Doo-do-do-do-bah. ... 1 “Nigra” is short for substantia nigra, Latin for the ‘black substance’ that marks the brain region housing pigmented brain cells that degenerate in Parkinson’s disease (PD). 2 “dopa” is short for levodopa, the main drug taken to improve symptoms of PD. Dopa passes into the brain where it is converted into dopamine -- the chemical signal made by those pigmented brain cells. 3 “symptom treatment” refers to the current standard therapy for PD. It is limited to helping with the slowness of movement and other features of the disease without addressing the underlying disease process. Such disease-modifying therapy is the holy grail of PD research. 4 Brain “cell death” is what causes the progressive worsening of symptoms in PD. 5 Brain cells are called “neurons”. 6 “a-Syn” is short for alpha-synuclein, a protein that plays a key role in PD. Changes in its gene encoding a-Syn can increase the risk of PD. Also a-Syn is found in clumps – known as Lewy bodies – in degenerating brain cells in PD. 7 Fibrils are microscopic threads. a-Syn can form thin fibrils that in turn may clump into Lewy bodies. 8 “Lewy bodies” are the abnormal clumps of proteins including a-Syn, and are found in brains of PD patients. 9 LRRK2 (pronounced lurk-two) is another protein whose gene also contributes to the risk of PD, especially when it leads to LRRK2 overactivity. 10 A “synapse” is the small gap between two brain cells, across which they communicate with each other using molecular signals called neurotransmitters (like dopamine). 11 Informed “consent” is given in writing before a volunteer participant can enroll in a research trial. 12 “Braak’s hypothesis” is the theory that PD develops and progresses due to spread of a-Syn into and through the brain.

A showcase of Dogs in a Pile at The Vortex in Catonsville "Music City' Maryland from Oktoberfest on October 4th 2025. This showcases the first three songs "Didn't Ya Know", "Little Things", and "Four More Days" in this special presentation brought to you by Sun Rider 9 Productions. 0:05 Didn't Ya Know 6:29 Little Things 15:22 Four More Days More information at https://dogsinapileofficial.com/ Filmed and edited by RFBV Films. For more information on events at The Vortex at CAA Park please visit https://www.musiccitymd.org/event-calendar/ Produced by Sun Rider 9 Productions. Visit https://sunrider9.com/

The Nude Party at The Vortex in Catonsville, Maryland performing at the Music City Maryland Festival - August 23rd 2025 * New Audio Remix Version* 0:24 Polly Anne 4:40 Not That Bad 9:08 Everybody Knows this is Nowhere - (Neil Young & Crazy Horse cover) 11:57 Carolyn 15:55 Cure is You More information at https: https://www.thenudepartymusic.com/ Filmed and edited by RFBV Films. Audio recorded and mixed by George Barrick. For more information on events at the Vortex please visit https://www.musiccitymd.org/event-calendar/ Produced by Sun Rider 9 Productions. Visit https://sunrider9.com/

TIRED ALL THE TIME - REGRETS Audio on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/1P55JQuce7lyrp9oNAYOyR?si=cO3L2voYR_STw5sXEKOMFA https://linktr.ee/tiredallthetimeband Tired all the Time on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/0eOzhVmKJyuBnewwdGe3A3?si=nGBxfSbOQxCo6oFw0uAvcg audio recorded/mixed by JUSTIN DAY at NEW NOISE RECORDING filmed/ edited by RICK BARNWELL, RFBV FILMS

TIRED ALL THE TIME - REDUCED TO From the album SOMEWHERE ELSE https://linktr.ee/tiredallthetimeband Tired all the Time on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/0eOzhVmKJyuBnewwdGe3A3?si=nGBxfSbOQxCo6oFw0uAvcg audio recorded/mixed by JUSTIN DAY at NEW NOISE RECORDING filmed/ edited by RICK BARNWELL, RFBV FILMS

CREDITS Directed and edited by Rick Barnwell, RFBV Films @rfbvfilms Additional footage & Voiceover direction by Cher Russo @lezwecan Shot at Metro Baltimore @metro_baltimore Specials thanks to Pistachio Gallery @pistachiogallery Performed by : Lightfoot - Guitar @lightfootmusic, Cori Robbins - Bass @cori.xox, Jessica Goodwin - Drums @jessthedrummer, Lauren Ruth Ward - Vocals @laurenruthward

Original Song By Gabe Woodrow 🎥 By RFBV Films #emo #poppunk ##acousticemo #corywells #dashboardconfessional #youthfountain #liveacoustic #midwestemo #altrock #sad #poppunkkids

RFBV Films ! LIVE IN 4K Director and Editor - Rick Barnwell Camera Operators - Nick Hughes & Adam Priest Tracking and Mixing - Scott Von Ensign November 2022 Jordan Sokel is using a Maryland made Knaggs brand guitar. Nick Welker is using Fender brand bass Justin Kruger is using Yamaha & Gretsch drums with Istanbul Agop Cymbals Oh my my I feel it coming down The waves rush in then they roll on out Mother moon turn look to father sun Understand that we are truly one Born out of love under the starlight up above Every day everyone singin’ Ahh ahhh ahh Oh my my I feel it coming down The waves rush in then they turn back around Hand in heart I’ll hold my head up high With big wide eyes into the endless sky Born out of love under the starlight up above Everyday everyone singin’ Ahh ahhh ahh

RFBV Films ! LIVE IN 4K Director and Editor - Rick Barnwell Camera Operators - Nick Hughes & Adam Priest Tracking and Mixing - Scott Von Ensign November 2022 Jordan Sokel is using a Maryland made KNAGGS brand guitar. Nick Welker is using Fender brand bass Justin Kruger is using Yamaha & Gretsch drums with Istanbul Agop Cymbals Ancient rhythm surrounds me Feel it deep deep in my bones Taking over my motor Turning the key to my soul my soul my soul You know it’s all inside of your mind I need to feel something real Come along come along this is right where we belong Where we belong All I ever really want is Your love baby I promise Tonight in the moment It’s right and nothing nothing is wrong Nothing is wrong nothing is wrong Birds outside my window Singing them sweet sweet songs A language everybody knows And when they call I got to respond, yea But I get stuck inside of my mind, sometimes I need to feel something real Come along come along this is right where belong Where we belong girl All I ever really want is Your love baby I promise Tonight in the moment It’s right and nothing nothing is wrong Nothing is wrong nothing is wrong

RFBV Films ! LIVE IN 4K Director and Editor - Rick Barnwell Camera Operators - Nick Hughes & Adam Priest Tracking and Mixing - Scott Von Ensign November 2022 Jordan Sokel is using a Maryland made Knaggs brand guitar. Nick Welker is using Fender brand bass Justin Kruger is using Yamaha & Gretsch drums with Istanbul Agop Cymbals Turn around this wreck you’ve found Baby you need some relief Caught up in sorrow and grief Where your house ain’t a home And your phone’s stuck on roam Well your all choked up but you want to talk Yet you can’t find the words to say Thank god for mercy baby Thank god for mercy baby Say what you wanna say Save the day You got to maintain there’s hope in change Each coming day that you see Rewrite reality Where your mind is your own And your thoughts ain’t on loan You know you’re magic when you have it but you’re hell just as soon as it’s gone Say what you want to say Is there something you’ve been going without Maybe something you need go on and darlin just let it on out for you may get some release Thank god for mercy baby Oh it’s getting late Say what you wanna say Save the day Is there something you’ve been going without Maybe something you need Go on and darlin just let it on out for you may get that release Thank god for mercy baby Oh it’s getting late Say what you wanna say Save the day now

Live at the Moose House in Baltimore, MD Mallow Hill covering Chris Stapleton's "I Was Wrong" featuring Mikayla Joseph on lead vocals, Danny Gwinn on Guitar, Mac Dignam on keys/organ, Chris Reynolds on Bass and John Menefee on Drums. Visit mallowhillmusic.com for more on the band Follow Mallow Hill on Instagram @mallow_hill Like us on Facebook Mallow Hill Like and Subscribe Recorded by Ryan Escolopio Mixed By Mark Abrams Mastered by Mat Leffler-Schulman

Mallow Hill covers Whipping Post live at the Moose House. Follow Mallow Hill on Instagram @mallow_hill Like us on Facebook Mallow Hill Like and Subscribe Recorded by Ryan Escolopio Mixed By Mark Abrams Mastered by Mat Leffler-Schulman

RFBV Films ! LIVE IN 4K Director and Editor - Rick Barnwell Camera Operators - Nick Hughes & Adam Priest Tracking and Mixing - Scott Von Ensign November 2022 Jordan Sokel is using a Maryland made Knaggs brand guitar. Nick Welker is using a Fender brand bass Justin Kruger is using Yamaha & Gretsch drums with Istanbul Agop Cymbals Realize when your soul is on fire Check your size cause your using up the world Distant cries of a wind blew dreary Blatant lies are the ones that you know Ah yea when stars they fall in line Ah yea I got nothing more than time Tie me in just like a marrow to your bone Every day I’m getting closer to my home Every day I’m getting closer to my home Problems, don’t come around here no more Problems, the heaviest rain knocking down my door Ah yea when the stars they fall in line Ah yea i got nothing more that time Tie me in just like a marrow to your bone Progress, spinnin’ like a merry go round’ Progress, picking us up and taking us back home Any way you roll live and let go Heart with the soul and the beat and it goes Any way you roll live and let go Heart with the soul and the beat and it goes Any way you roll live and let go Heart with the soul and the beat Any way you roll live and let go Heart with the soul

Jon Batiste released the album "We Are" in 2021. In 2022 it received 11 nominations and 5 Grammy awards including album of the year. CRY was the third single released. While the entire album is incredible this tune hit us especially hard. Jon speaks of the importance of the great migration and it's indigenous people. Of his grandfather moving to Louisiana, and recognizing a feeling of reclaiming Folk and Country music. With lyrics singing "Who will you fight? How you gonna fight? Who will you fight to make it alright?" "For the loss of the innocence, For the struggle of the immigrants" Both lyrically and musically we deeply fell in love with this song and what it stands for. What it says. Where it takes you and how it provokes thought and feeling. We've been performing this live and it has been received with joy and praise. Thank you for your continued support. Share this with a friend and ENJOY ! Shot by RFBV films November 2022 Directed by Rick Barnwell Audio - Scott Von Ensign Camera Operators - Nick Hughes and Adam Priest

I learned this little number in the hopes of spreading awareness about Parkinson's Disease. My dear old man is a neuroscientist who studies the disease, and in 2022 he endeavored to smith the stanzas of 'Parky Raccoon,' adapting the lyrics from The Beatles' classic song 'Rocky Raccoon.' I’ve been interested in my Dad’s research for a long long time, and the idea of using this song to promote PD awareness seemed swell to us both. Enjoy, and please consider supporting the good work of Parky Raccoon at https://www.worldpdcoalition.org/page/SupportWork Adapted from Rocky Raccoon (written by John Lennon & Paul McCartney in 1968) Eli Waltz....................................................vocals, guitar, harmonica Michael Schwarzschild...........................adapted lyrics RFBV Films...............................................videography Once again, you can support the good work of Parky Raccoon at https://www.worldpdcoalition.org/page/SupportWork There, you can contribute to the World Parkinson Coalition to help alleviate and eventually eliminate the burden of Parkinson disease. Parky the Raccoon was introduced to the world in 2012 by Bob Kuhn, a World Parkinson Congress 2013 Ambassador. Parky Raccoon is dedicated to the global Parkinson’s community. ... Lyrics: [The lyrics’ geeky science terms are explained in footnotes.] Now somewhere in the Black Pigment Cells of the Nigra [1] there lived a young boy named Parky Raccoon. And one day his dopa [2] ran out and down the drain, hit young Parky in the brain. Parky didn’t like that. He said, “I’m gonna block that drain.” So one day he flew into Spain, booked himself a room in a conference hotel. Parky Raccoon checked into his room only to find symptom treatment [3]. Parky had come equipped with a drug to block off the path of his cell death [4]. That cell death it seems had dampened his dreams by making his neurons [5] act screwy His name was α-Syn [6] and he formed fibrils [7] thin, but everyone knew him as Lewy [8]. Now he and some jerk who called himself LRRK [9] were in the next cell in the circuit. Parky burst in and grinned at a-Syn. He said, “Lewy boy, this is a showdown.” But Lewy was hot, he drew first and shot, and Parky collapsed in a synapse [10]. Yah, yah. Now the doctor came in aiming for Syn, and proceeded to set up a trial. She said, "Parky you need to enroll." Parky said, “Doc, I’m up for this goal, and I’ll give consent [11], give consent, Doc, as soon as I’m able." And now Parky Raccoon, he was over the moon, excited to test Braak’s hypothesis [12]. Lewy checked out and he left it, no doubt, to help with his neuron’s survival. Aye, come on Parky now. Doo-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-doo, Doo-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-doo, Doo-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-doo Doo-do-do-do-bah. ... 1 “Nigra” is short for substantia nigra, Latin for the ‘black substance’ that marks the brain region housing pigmented brain cells that degenerate in Parkinson’s disease (PD). 2 “dopa” is short for levodopa, the main drug taken to improve symptoms of PD. Dopa passes into the brain where it is converted into dopamine -- the chemical signal made by those pigmented brain cells. 3 “symptom treatment” refers to the current standard therapy for PD. It is limited to helping with the slowness of movement and other features of the disease without addressing the underlying disease process. Such disease-modifying therapy is the holy grail of PD research. 4 Brain “cell death” is what causes the progressive worsening of symptoms in PD. 5 Brain cells are called “neurons”. 6 “a-Syn” is short for alpha-synuclein, a protein that plays a key role in PD. Changes in its gene encoding a-Syn can increase the risk of PD. Also a-Syn is found in clumps – known as Lewy bodies – in degenerating brain cells in PD. 7 Fibrils are microscopic threads. a-Syn can form thin fibrils that in turn may clump into Lewy bodies. 8 “Lewy bodies” are the abnormal clumps of proteins including a-Syn, and are found in brains of PD patients. 9 LRRK2 (pronounced lurk-two) is another protein whose gene also contributes to the risk of PD, especially when it leads to LRRK2 overactivity. 10 A “synapse” is the small gap between two brain cells, across which they communicate with each other using molecular signals called neurotransmitters (like dopamine). 11 Informed “consent” is given in writing before a volunteer participant can enroll in a research trial. 12 “Braak’s hypothesis” is the theory that PD develops and progresses due to spread of a-Syn into and through the brain.

© all rights reserved - daphne eckman 2022 filmed by Rick Barnwell at RFBV Studios i swear i felt hope slump out of your room i'm halfway convinced that you felt her leave too and i painted you on my chest i saw jackson pollock instead of a mess leaves change, maybe i should change too on my way home i stepped on one, i heard it crack, i wished it was you there's nothing like laying in sheets made of silence i'll bury my face in you to keep in the violence imagine you crying over my dead body i guess i'll stay longer cuz i know you’d be sorry and leaves fall, like I fell for you and leave the trees naked, but naked’s too good to be true and i wish i was brave to say it to your face there’s a fly in your paint and you’re put on display no i won’t draw attention though everyone can see i'll keep you a secret just how you keep me til i can’t and i leave but you wrote me a song, wait no that was me i wasted lines fabricating personality somebody said you aren’t what you do but when you’re doing nothing, you got nobody to lose and i wish i was brave to say it to your face there’s a fly in your paint and you’re put on display no i won’t draw attention though everyone can see i'll keep you a secret just how you keep me and i don’t think it ever gets better just gradually less surprising and the results are all in from the art critics so why am i still staring at your painting analyzing? and i wish i was brave to say it to your face there’s a fly in your paint and you’re put on display no i won’t draw attention though everyone can see I'll just frame you in my bedroom and keep you just for me till i can't (4x) and i leave Twitter: @daphneisamyth Instagram: @daphneeckmanmusic Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/daphneeckman

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Eli Waltz performs his tune "Windy Roads" w/ Gage Rhodes on mandolin and Jamie Sandel on violin at Pie Shop DC December 16th, 2022 Video and production cred: RFBV Films

“S.W.A.S.” Live at New Noise Studio. https://spoti.fi/3uj1QR6 https://teenmortgage.bandcamp.com Filmed and Edited by RFBV films Recorded and Mixed by Justin Day

“Doctor” Live at New Noise Studio. https://spoti.fi/3uj1QR6 https://teenmortgage.bandcamp.com Filmed and Edited by RFBV films Recorded and Mixed by Justin Day

LYRICS Look where I came from Look how hard I've tried Ma I stopped taking handouts Discarded my food stamps I hope I made you proud I dreamt of a home Where the walls were plastered bright No creases or strangers Paint chips and failures I witnessed as a child A home once broken Oh look I've started my own I am just grateful to be here To have finally made it out And now I roam, now I roam They say god cures your illness If you just hand him a check I kept hearing convictions Advice, and opinions, of someone else I sought love from others Forget mother and brother Was a goner and a runner Since she got sick A home once broken Oh look I've started my own I am just grateful to be here To have finally made it out And now I roam, now I roam It was yesterday, it was yesterday it was yesterday. It was yesterday, it was yesterday it was yesterday. It was yesterday, it was yesterday it was yesterday, yesterday, yesterday It was yesterday, it was yesterday it was yesterday, yesterday, now I roam. And now I roam, now I roam And now I roam, now I roam. Now I roam. ____________ Filmed and Edited by RFBV Films Performed Live at Creative Grounds D.C. ABOUT THE ARTIST Born in Brooklyn, and raised in New York’s Washington Heights, I am an indie-folk singer/songwriter based in Washington DC. My vision for my music is for people to — feel. For that is all we really have. What began as drafting words in my bedroom during a turbulent upbringing, I embraced songwriting as a form of vulnerability — because the best songs are the most inviting to one’s world. A son of two immigrant musicians, I was surrounded by his mother’s classical training and my father’s live jazz performances from an early age. There is something deeply personal about my songs and the words I choose for them. I strive for my listeners to feel those words and to take from them what they want. My music grasps an opportunity to share something more. With each song comes a story. If the song was about loss, I will tell you who I lost. If it was about love, I would tell you who I loved. It is not for you to feel my loss or love. Rather, the purpose is to provide the space to see that we are all human. That we all feel. That we all have something we carry. Through guitar, piano, and vocals, I strive to use vivid lyricism and sound to portray my personal experience and perception of identity and the life of immigrants in the United States. I have performed in various places in New York, Washington DC, Paris, and St. Petersburg. I am currently based in Washington DC.