Carole Crowwomyn’s well-crafted songs have appeared on all of the Crow Women albums. Her songs Let’s Go Down and We Won’t Sleep Tonight were recorded live at Covenant of the Goddess’s Merrymeet and can be heard on our album Crow Goddess.
Our second album, Crow Magic includes four of her songs: Calling the Elements, Magurkh, Epona and We Are Keepers.
Our third album Seasons features three new songs: Beltane Spirits, We Are the Witches and Warrior Woman. One of her paintings is the cover art for the album.
Carole’s Garden Harvest Song is on the Crow Women’s 4th album, Pantheon. We used her art for the album cover of that album, too.
Carole loves words and living in the country. She makes her home in Bayfield, Colorado.
Carole’s blog posts:
Garden Harvest Magic
Thanks to Gaia and the Green ManThanks to the blessed land.Tend the garden with rakes and hoes,The harvest basket overflows. That’s they opening of Garden Harvest Song, which I recorded with my band, the Crow Women. (The link to listen to the song is at the end of this post.)...
Reproductive Freedom
The problem with letting people have rights is that they get used to them and react badly when you come back to take those rights away. I’m talking of course about the June 24 Supreme Court decision that takes away women’s Constitutional right to control their own reproductive functions. In...
Imbolc menu and memories
The days are getting longer. Depending on where you live, the first little green shoots might be poking up. It’s time to celebrate Imbolc! I’m musing about the many Imbolcs our coven has celebrated, in many different conditions. They are priestessed by the out-going Maiden, Mother, and Crone priestesses. (I...
Faces of Hekate
I love the lead-up to Samhain. I can dress as witchy as I want and fit right in with the Muggles celebrating Halloween. As Jon mentioned in his astrololgy post last week, even though most people celebrate Samhain and Halloween on October 31, the actual cross-quarter day is November 6...
Collage Ritual
You are responsible for a fast approaching ritual. (And blog post!) It’s not close to one of the big seasonal observances. It’s not close to the Full Moon or Dark of the Moon. What’re ya gonna do?? Something not related to any of those. I recently priestessed a ritual where...