I sat down with David Coile for a short interview for his podcast "Raw Songwriting" "Raw" meaning 1st draft, In progress, not entirely cooked. It's looking at the process of songwriting, not just the song.
There's an old joke about guitar players always wanting 1 more guitar. Well, it's true. Sort of. I don't need any more guitars. I own 7 and some have been unplayed for quite a while.But I love how every guitar…
Just a quick note to let you know I'm still here. I should have a really clever analogy related to "hibernation" "treading water" or "lurking." I'm writing songs, performing when asked, and (not so) secretly longing for another guitar (always)…
I’m late. Isn’t it strange how hard it is to walk into a room after everyone is settled and the presentation has started. The longer it takes to walk through the door, the harder it gets. If you can relate…
Most days I wake up with a song in my head - but I prefer to think that it is in my heart. Something like Livingston Taylor's "Never Lose Hopet" or Ingred Michaelson's "Be OK" propels me out of bed…
Gulp. Can't believe how long it's been since I've said "Howdy." I performed this summer at the farmer's market and got to see some of you. But to tell the truth, I've been swamped - thigh deep in mud -…
I love playing at Farmer's Markets. Performance is a like a conversation between me and the audience. At a Farmer's Market, we get to communicate, sweetly and clearly. When a group of children are nearby, I'll play "Twinkle" or "Puff"…