4/6/12
Shows are popping up like a game of Wack-a-Mole this week. I am playing the 150th Small Beast show at the Delancey, with a great line up. Then on 4/15 I get to open for Melissa Ferrick at a new place in Hartford, CT called the Roots Music Hall.

Meanwhile, we are having balmy weather in NYC, and small green buds are popping up in my teeny tiny garden.  Lovely!

1/27/12
I hope to have a bunch of new shows on that list over yonder soon, and I'm always looking for more - just drop me an email if you'd like me to play. I had a very interesting show a few weeks ago at Rabbit Hole Studios in Dumbo, which are artist studios where they do a monthly reading/performance series. Playing completely acoustic, un-miked even, to a room full of people was a bit like practicing in my living room but more gut-wrenching, a little Shakespearean even. Actually, it turned out quite well. 

I've written a lot of songs since I released 19th Century Songs, and I'm contemplating my next recording move. 

10/4/11

I just got a last minute show in New Haven, CT! See the show block, to the left.

9/10/11

Here are two new glowing reviews  about the EP, from New York Music Daily and Dagger.

I'm having a little bit of guitar down time, as I have a very irritating case of tennis elbow (from biking, go figure), so I'm using the time to write a few new things on piano; maybe I'll play them at a show in the near future. 

7/5/11
Here is a most lovely review from the blog Shh, Listen of the new EP.

4/23

Digital tracks from the 19th C. Songs EP can now be ordered on Bandcamp. Hooray!!

4/18/11

The new phonebook's here! The new phonebook's here!!

Well, actually, the CD is here, and I'm churning out copies daily. Each CD comes with three prints (illustrating three of the songs) and some very homemade details. Want to order a real, honest to goodness hard copy? Drop me a line (see the music page for details). Hooray!!! I will be posting the full EP on bandcamp in a few days. I was much more interested in the CD, hence the sloth in the digital area.

You can watch a video of the song Timber by the fabulous Chris Carlone here. (The photo on the banner of this website is from this video.) 

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