Farmer ain't in the Dell
Video by Michelle Staples.
Farmer ain’t in the Dell: song written and performed by Genevieve Charbonneau
Song recorded and produced by Marc Atkinson. Drums, bass, and mandolin by Marc Atkinson.
Banjo by Shanti Bremer.
www.twistedvinefarm.ca to order the CD “Updraft”, a collection of original folk-roots music by Genevieve Charbonneau.
Thanks to the awesome actors:
Banjo guy: Zane Parker
CEO’s: Victor Burkley, Kerry Davis and Shea Pestell
Scientist: Abigail Little
Farmers: Mike Shelton, Taylin, Zena Green, Daniel Green, Lena Crummenerl, Saskia Wind, Joan Kallis,
Dinner guests: Claire Campbell, Zylo, Oren, Joah Green and Asher Parker-Green.
And thanks to: 8 ½ Acres, Duncan Farmers Market, Katharina Dittus at Sunshine Meadows, Fred Van Hurzen at Rockycrest Farm, Ray Woolham, and Thrifty Foods for the locations.
Thanks to everyone who donated to the Indigogo campaign to help make this video. oxox
And please share with your friends! It’s an important message and fun to watch too!
Farmer ain’t in the Dell: song written and performed by Genevieve Charbonneau
Song recorded and produced by Marc Atkinson. Drums, bass, and mandolin by Marc Atkinson.
Banjo by Shanti Bremer.
www.twistedvinefarm.ca to order the CD “Updraft”, a collection of original folk-roots music by Genevieve Charbonneau.
Thanks to the awesome actors:
Banjo guy: Zane Parker
CEO’s: Victor Burkley, Kerry Davis and Shea Pestell
Scientist: Abigail Little
Farmers: Mike Shelton, Taylin, Zena Green, Daniel Green, Lena Crummenerl, Saskia Wind, Joan Kallis,
Dinner guests: Claire Campbell, Zylo, Oren, Joah Green and Asher Parker-Green.
And thanks to: 8 ½ Acres, Duncan Farmers Market, Katharina Dittus at Sunshine Meadows, Fred Van Hurzen at Rockycrest Farm, Ray Woolham, and Thrifty Foods for the locations.
Thanks to everyone who donated to the Indigogo campaign to help make this video. oxox
And please share with your friends! It’s an important message and fun to watch too!
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Posted: Jan. 1, 2015
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