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The randomizer put on Wild World by Cat Stevens. I love that Tea for the Tillerman album ever since those adolescent days of summer camp and friends like Beryl Cohen. […]
The randomizer put on Wild World by Cat Stevens. I love that Tea for the Tillerman album ever since those adolescent days of summer camp and friends like Beryl Cohen. […]
Guy from Sweden asked me to play on an album he and his whacky Swedish friends are making. He asks me to choose between Patti Smith and Jennifer Castle for […]
At the open stage Honey wanted to meet and practice the Sam Larkin song she will do on Aug 31rst. Afterward I asked if she wanted to perform it right […]
I saw a trailer for a new film about Lutheran Pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who was tortured and hung by Hitler for not behaving like a Nazi. Trailer looks very Hollywood […]
Bob Dylan’s sagacity is very present in his memoir Chronicles, Volume One. I particularly liked recounting the Oh Mercy sessions with Danny Lanois, who urged Dylan to delve into weightier […]
I received an invitation to an academic seminar on the ethical challenges of AI in music production. Ethical? Who is positioned authoritatively to gate-keep the correct use of technology. Will […]
Listening to that old Joan Armatrading record. One of her firsts just called Joan Armatrading. The one with Love and Affection, “like a moth with no flame to persuade me”. […]
Scott Thompson from Kids In The Hall has a band called Mouth Congress. I am working on adding piano and miscellaneous electronics to three of their songs. It is fun […]
In recording studios I compare myself to the first people I met who were called producers. Part of their labour was considering every moment, attention to each hi hat hit, […]
the mind works through conversation with itself sometimes with imaginary characters like the creator of the universe, like as if you are talking with god. my friend explained her embrace […]