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I have a real soft spot for the music of thirties -- and there was, of course, a great
There were times, back when I was a drinkin' man, that pretty much every day was Monday, a rude, jangling
Martha's Dance improvised guitar duet http://www.archive.org/download/20060104_MarthasDance_TKMajor/2006-01-04_AYoS_Marthas_Dance_Instrumental.mp3 Internet Archive page for this recording
One of the things that happens when you write songs -- especially if you record them yourself -- is that
He remembered thinking, "Oh, god, now she's in love." There he was, just crawling out of one bed and now,
He never thought he'd be glad to see tanks rolling down Main Street. But after masked gunmen with machine guns
I don't write a lot of what you'd call love songs. Broken hearts, betrayals, disillusionment, dissolution, self-destruction, simmering anger... that's
A sense of betrayal hung over America when this song was written. It was so heavy you could taste the
Fool. Terminator menu system-like, I see a short list of possible angles and ledes... 1) Since the beginning of time,
And, now while we change servers, we'll hear this lovely organ interlude... [Update: the move went almost perfectly. It was
First... a GIG ALERT: I'll be joining fellow legends, Tim Swenson (formerly of Lunchbox [the original late 80s LA faves
OK... I guess it's no surprise a lot of us theoretically creative types have... oh, let's call them... mood issues.
I got the call this morning. I knew his health hadn't been too good since he broke his hip in
It's just after sunset as I write this. Like any working stiff, even one who has worked odd hours for
Trifling piffle. Is that a pejorative? Well... so be it. This brief but probably pointless improvised instrumental duet is a
For most of my adult life, many folks have been warning about the consequences of our shortsighted and greedy suck
