My first CD, “Shaker Chair,” was released in 2000. The
CD is available for download for $7 on Bandcamp here. Signed physical
CDs can be ordered directly from me for $7 plus $3 shipping via Paypal here.
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Tracks:
Like
a Feather
Shaker
Chair
Elemental
The
Plane Ride From Hell
Mad
Dogs Dancing in the Rain
Dave
Mister
Middle Class Suburban
Religion
Montana
Sense
of History
Until
I Scare Myself
Benediction
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Tracks:
The
Point of No Return
In
The Song
Half
Off Our Rocker
To
The God I Don’t Believe In
Look
at All the Funny People
Crop
Circle
The
Game
Jerry
and the Mick
Wake
Up Dead
Easy
Right Hand
Why
Do I Still Remember You
Shaker
Chair (live)
Social
Intercourse
I
Met Myself
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Tracks:
Orion
Watchmaker
McNamara’s
War
Guild
D40
The
Extended Stay Motel
20
Messages From Julie
For
My Boys
Spend
a Lifetime Dying
Irreducible
Here
at all
A
Landscape of Ghosts
When
Oen Ran the Show
The
Fish Story
The
Kittery Bridge
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My second CD, “Voices from the Right Brain,” was
recorded live at Club Passim on Friday, February 27th, 2004, and
reached #52 on the Folk DJ list for March 2005. The CD is available for
download for $7 on Bandcamp here.
Signed physical CDs can be ordered directly from me for $7 plus $3 shipping
via Paypal here.
It’s also available for download from CDBaby and iTunes,
and for streaming from Spotify, Pandora, and other sites.
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My new CD, “A Landscape of Ghosts,” is being released
in April 2018. The CD features fiddle, upright bass, a little organ, piano,
slide and atmospheric electric guitar, and light percussion. I think it
sounds just gorgeous. You’d be reasonable to think I’m biased, but I assure
you: After waiting nearly 15 years since the last CD, and spending nearly 2
½ years recording this one, I’m the toughest critic you’ll find. The CD is
available for download for $10 on Bandcamp here.
Signed physical CDs can be ordered directly from me for $10 plus $3 shipping
via Paypal here.
It’s also available for download from CDBaby and iTunes,
and for streaming from Spotify, Pandora, and other sites.
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‘Philo Farnsworth’s troubled
children, he used to fix ‘em all’ -- Watchmaker
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