The stumps in this piece are sentient. They spend 1/2 the year above water and 1/2 the year below. Once they were tall, growing from a mountain side, but the land was flooded to make a lake, a dam, electricity.

Self produced with the aid of musicians & friends as a way to deal with the isolation & desperation of the pandemic. Over an hour and a half of performances, sketches, & talks about the Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, & how they influenced our lives & us as musicians. Hopefully, this humorous honor to America's First & Finest Jam Band will be seen as a respected tribute by Deadheads around the multiverse.

Wrote, performed, & recorded this song as background music for a period piece party scene from the 1970's, for the Baltimore based series, Thespian. Made a video during the pandemic showing how my Pineapple Island dish is prepared.

"The Highwayman" was released in 1985 by the country supergroup, The Highwaymen, consisting of Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, Waylon Jennings, & Johnny Cash. This haunting tune has been with me since &, while my performance shall keep improving, it finally got to a place to share. Performed at the Sunset Restaurant in Glen Burnie. Edit from a live Instagram stream & other cameras. Local guitar, Knaggs Acoustic.

The title coming from a mix tape of the same name my late uncle gave me in the 1980's, containing cult classics & hits from his vinyl collection. The song was written & mostly recorded in the backyard where I grew up, the place where I often dreamed of flying with the birds, bugs, bees, & butterflies & climbed trees with crawling critters. It's about fulfilling that dream & finding that love one day, but when?

The recording was meant to be a demo to eventually be rerecorded by better musicians, but I've gotten used to this version. The video was recently made playing with green screen technology & integrating my rusty celluloid animation skills into the digital age.