I was working in the yard when I was surprised to find our wild rose bush in full bloom. With the dark cloud of this virus looming everywhere, I caught myself thinking, “Didn’t you hear? It’s a dangerous broken world out here. Someone should have warned you before ignored all the changes and blossomed anyway!” Read more about The Spring of C19[…]
I’ll be playing songs I’ve written or wish I had Saturday evening from 7-10pm at the Hoover Beef O’Brady’s (5519 Grove Blvd, Hoover, AL 35226) No cover charge. (Tips are always welcome.) It’s been a while and I’d love to see as many local friends as possible! Funny story… I’m filling in for another musician Read more about Live at Beef O’Brady’s[…]
One of the cool things about being part of music communities like the Southeast Regional Folk Alliance are the doors that open to your music. Last week some of my songs were put into the play rotation of two folk/roots radio stations. Thanks to Ron Olesko at FolkMusicNotebook.com for reaching out and to Jon Stein, Read more about Folk Radio Play[…]
Hoping to be included in the official showcase at the Southeast Regional Folk Alliance conference. Decided to make a little live performance video for my audition. Included three songs: Gonna Blame It On the Moon, I Think About You and Southbound Jet. Enjoy it. Share it.
It’s not every day that one of your songs makes it to an international music awards short list. “You Can’t Have My Boat” by Robert Abernathy and myself are in the top ten finalists for the Male Artist category of the International Acoustic Music Awards with the winner to be announced February 12th. Pretty exciting. Read more about Song makes IAMA finalist list[…]
This year’s focus is on writing and playing more around Birmingham and the southland. One way to get more connected will be heading to New Orleans for the Folk Alliance International conference at the end of the month. I’ll be connecting with folks from Europe and French speaking Canada as well as “all y’all” from Read more about New Year, New Music![…]