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My current project is a collection of new songs currently entitled "Burned Bridges". The rough mixes are finished
with drum tracks provided by Max Sivkov of Voxengo Drum Service (see link in banner)

I have enlisted Steve Moscov and Wayne Stepus to come to Maryland and lay down some tracks in the studio. I
have played music with both of these guys for many years and know that they will bring their own interpretations to
my new batch of songs. I've also tempted them with some Rockfish fishing on the Chesapeake to lure them into the
studio.

Ace dobro player Jon (AKA "Doc")Stein will again lay down some lead tracks on several songs. Jon is currently
woodshedding in the Portland Oregon area and getting back into the music scene after a stint in Austrailia. I'm
curious to find out if he has developed an "OZ" twang.

This is my most Americana project ever, drawing from my experiences while coming of age in America as a young
man, and as an older man. It's also a look at love and heartbreak from a mature point of view. Max's drumming adds
a crisp drive to the upbeat songs that kick them up a notch.

"Rip-me-off Cartoons"

Click on the image above and
right click on the drawing. You
are permitted to copy the
cartoon for personal use only.
Personal use means not for
publication. If you want to print a
single copy for your workspace
or office, that's fine; for any other
use you must have the written
permission of the artist. Use the
comment link for questions.

All I ask in return is to
register for a free song from
my new CD "Burned Bridges"
due out this summer. Just
leave an e-mail address.

Bipartisanship. What a lofty word. It implies cooperation toward a common good, a setting apart of differences, and
a spirit of compromise....HA. Nothing could be farther from the truth. I can accept the inevitability of political theater,
but to say that bipartisanship is what we are seeing from the Washington Players is ridiculous.

Should we desire bipartisanship from our elected actors? Not in my opinion. Why not? Because it is just more
perceptual manipulation. This is more about paying back supporters for the millions of dollars they put up to buy
Congressional.. er...to influence Congressional..er... to support Democracy, yeah, that's it!

Money in politics is corrupting. This is no surprise to anyone here, and yet we allow it to happen, heck, even to
proliferate. The Supreme Court ruled that corporations are people. We will never have a government by and for the
people as long as money equals votes. Has this always been true? Yep, probably, but it has grown to openly slimy
proportions.

I, for one, worry about the country we leave our children. Shame on us!