I'm one of those folky singer-songwriter guys. I've been writing and playing for well over twenty years now. I did take a few years off after the millennium, but music has found me again and I couldn't be happier about it.
I once had the pleasure of opening for Livingston Taylor. I'm still grateful that he didn't say something like, "Son, you should consider taking up the oboe." But you're probably not here looking for my life story.
I've just (finally) finished the big CD project. It's called "Table 10," which is the good table in the corner of the Windham Wine Gallery. That's where the now-infamous "Hey, why don't you play here sometime?" conversations started. Which snowballed into a real CD with real musicians (who are awesome) and a real cover (which is also awesome) and everything. Instead of whatever I might have thrown together with a couple of mics and a computer on my living room floor.
I still play sometimes at the Windham Wine Gallery. Just not so weekly. Come on by sometime. I promise not to get in the way of your quiet night out with a glass of wine. Some folks have found it a nice prelude to a 7:00 movie at the theatre up the street (I'm just sayin').
And, taking a cue from my friend Ray, I play "just as well for eight people as I do for ten." Good advice, that.
