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First Demos
I was walking on the Upper East Side of Manhattan when it dawned on me that there was at least something good about the... Read More
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Live Video
My friend Patrick Power shot high-quality video of my December 2025 show at the Lost Church in San Francisco. Solo acoustic versions of This Is Wild Land, Bolted Down, and Some of Us Are Free, Some of Us Are Lost are over at his YouTube channel.
Makeout Roon 4/11
I'll be playing at the Makeout Room in San Francisco with James Mastro, who has played with all sorts of people in addition to doing his solo thing, on Saturday, April 11th at 7:30.
King of the Bees
The first track from my next project, a rock/power pop EP called King of the Bees, premiered at my favorite music magazine, The Big Takeover. The Invisible World features Nada Surf singer Matthew Caws and all six tracks have Pete Thomas from the Attractions/Imposters on drums, not to mention a bunch of other great musicians.
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Reggae Phase
I had a serious reggae phase in approximately 1984-1985, when I was 14-15. It started with Bob Marley, as all reggae phases do. Survival (1976)... Read More
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June
2016
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Peter Case
Peter Case hit my radar in the early eighties, when The Plimsouls released “A Million Miles Away.” They were well known in Los Angeles,... Read More
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May
2015
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The Bottom Line
My first apartment in New York was at the corner of Bleecker St. and MacDougal St. That was the epicenter of folk music in... Read More
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November
2017
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The Slippery Disc
In 4th or 5th grade, my grandmother gave me a small drum kit, and I started lessons at the Slippery Disc in Pacific Palisades, CA.... Read More
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January
2017
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B-A-D Review
I opened for Suzanne Vega at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco on Saturday, March 24th, 2001. The Fillmore holds 1,200 people, which was more... Read More
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2015
