maybe there is someone who made something "like" this but the piece is mINE I did it as part of series here I will reinvent(upload) the pieces from my archives and the album Rahuette :) this does have a video that is how I know someone tried to…

some more from that album that they say somebody else made ---

some more from that album I aM making a playlist from---

the fourth song from the album..

the final piece of the album rahuette :)

something from today eeek

again more from today... this is like embarrassing because this is so weird/strange and unique that I was that embarrassed to post this anywhere so yeah there is no way describe this ... it is the middle of a kinda mellow song.. and is the anti…

Evan Williams is whiskey (a knock-off of Jack Daniels from Kentucky” while John Curtis is neither a whiskey or a knock-off, although you could use the same preposition in his epithet.

“Me and My Pieces” is another BART song. I rode BART to work for about seven years.

My friend Craig Bourne wrote the line "Too much crying too much thinking, not enough laughing not enough drinking" and it flipped a switch and the rest of the song emerged a few days later.

“Tremblin’ Earth” was inspired by a early morning earthquake that set off my stereo and caused me to fell my trembling abode. It was very biblical, lamentation, gnashing of teeth, rending of garments, and Mingus’ “Blues and Roots” spilling out…

“Troubled Times” was written for Johnny Cash to sing. It is a partially true tale, like so many good ones. It features the existential question "Who first coined the phrase good grief? Such a phrase is beyond belief...."

“Spiritual #1” was written about an escalator at the 16th Street/Mission BART station that always had a pile of some unknown substance gurgling at the bottom landing. Beware the “Slide of filth.”

These were the first crop of songs recorded after those on Grandma’s Album and I was nervous as to whether or not I would be stuck playing “Twisted” and “Hey Bartender” every night for the rest of my life. I guess I was afraid that my best songs…

“Paranoia Blues” was inspired by a repeat MUNI rider who I had the displeasure of observing on several occasions.

“Dark Hollow” was learned from Bob Weir and the Grateful Dead from the album “Reckoning.” Anybody who is skeptical about the Dead needs to hear “Reckoning” in its entirety.

“Bucket” is a great old Hank Williams tune about a time when, like Frankie from the folk tune “Frankie and Johnny,” you could go down to the corner saloon and buy a bucket o’ beer.

I hate when people use those phrases that are like premade Ikea furniture, for example: "you wake up... in the morning" (Great discovery! Please buddy, tell me something I don't know...) So I thought breaking the cliche by waking up in the evening…