I’ll never know. What happen to America. Singing to Dylan’s legacy and genius. And. I don’t mean to. So to speak.
How dare you driftwood,Disturb my path and view.As if you were meant to be here,Coming from so far in time. This is my time, not yours!Yet yours has long been steady, traveled and washed.Mine is only a second in time, without incident,Where yours clearly sounds in weathered wood from afar. Illegal, Art – we all,A … Read More »
Thomas Group live, “Penny Arcade,” 1967, before “American Bandstand.” I worked with Greg Gilford, a/k/a Max Gilford, some years ago. He produced and arranged backup vocals, among other things, on my album “Delano” in 1997. He was shy for some years about his prestigious fame at 18, co-founder and performing with “The Thomas Group,” recording … Read More »
Michael Cohen. Get in line, and by the way, “it goes around the block,” if you know what I mean. Thank you very much. When I was in production for my album “Never In Blue,” (2004) I got a many a “cross-eyed” response from fellow writers, publicans. I’d get the “Nobody is ever going to … Read More »
For the house. “JMP – Celebrating the ‘Chairman of the Board.’”
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One of the greatest teachers I am so grateful to have studied with in my life as a musician. I have had a few. He was poetic, direct and so memorable to endeavor the peasant early learner or aspiring musician in me into a world of Western music few could have ever imagined existed. From … Read More »
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For Rob….. ; )
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When recording my album “Never In Blue” (2005), I needed to get away from the songs I was working on, and decided to take on this great tune by Hoagy Carmichael. I had been sketching arrangements for years on it and thought it the best side track, breather, from my busy production schedule. Produced on … Read More »
While growing up in SoCal during the 1960s, I had a cousin, James Gavin, that was a helicopter pilot. He was JFK’s, (RFK?) personal pilot on various occasions back then. The picture posted herein, was taken in Los Angeles July 1960 around the time of the DNC convention. Mercury Helicopters was the company where both … Read More »