Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
December 6, 2019 was indeed a very special night for Weathervane Music. It was the holiday party marking the end of our 10th year, and co-founder Bill Robertson thought it would be fitting to have Weathervane founder, record producer and Shaking Through host Brian McTear play a set of his own music (project name "Bitter bitter weeks"), which was surprisingly something we never thought of doing before. We sparked up the video, rolled the tape... but 2020 ensued, and we never got around to seeing what we had.
Now it's a year later, and none of us have seen each other in 10 months. This holiday season has us all isolating at the highpoint of the Covid-19 pandemic, but there's something happy and comforting in seeing Brian, his family, and nearly all of Weathervane's most important local supporters in one, warm, tightly knit space.
The event was shot by Mike Gallagher, recorded by Miner Street engineer, Matt Poirier, and edited by Gabe Greenberg.
Weathervane needs your help through these difficult times. If you can, please support:
Donate here: secure.weathervanemusic.org/donate
Become a Member here: weathervanemusic.org/membership
December 6, 2019 was indeed a very special night for Weathervane Music. It was the holiday party marking the end of our 10th year, and co-founder Bill Robertson thought it would be fitting to have Weathervane founder, record producer and Shaking Through host Brian McTear play a set of his own music (project name "Bitter bitter weeks"), which was surprisingly something we never thought of doing before. We sparked up the video, rolled the tape... but 2020 ensued, and we never got around to seeing what we had.
Now it's a year later, and none of us have seen each other in 10 months. This holiday season has us all isolating at the highpoint of the Covid-19 pandemic, but there's something happy and comforting in seeing Brian, his family, and nearly all of Weathervane's most important local supporters in one, warm, tightly knit space.
The event was shot by Mike Gallagher, recorded by Miner Street engineer, Matt Poirier, and edited by Gabe Greenberg.
Weathervane needs your help through these difficult times. If you can, please support:
Donate here: secure.weathervanemusic.org/donate
Become a Member here: weathervanemusic.org/membership









![Port St. Willow - Stay Even [Live on the Wissahickon] | Shaking Through
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Shaking Through: Vol. 2, Episode 2
Released: February 12th, 2011
SONG CREDITS
Song Title: Stay Even
Producer: Peter Silberman
Engineer: Jonathan Low
Mixer: Brian McTear and Jonathan Low
Recorded at Miner Street Recordings, Philadelphia
Executive Producer: Andy Williams
PERFORMED BY
Nick Principe
Peter Silberman
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS:
Peter Silberman of The Antlers
VIDEO CREDITS
Director: Peter English
Executive Producer: Andy Williams
Series Producers: Brian McTear & Peter English
Director of Photography: Ian Markiewicz
Artist Feature Edited By: Jason Hall
Production Video Editied By: Jason Hall
Field Audio Engineer: Stephen Maglio
SPECIAL THANKS
Curated by Peter Silberman of The Antlers Port St. Willow - Stay Even [Live on the Wissahickon] | Shaking Through](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iN6obg1TW-4/mqdefault.jpg)
