we are all vampires now - carol lipnik and spookarama/demo 
new dreams - old and new dreams/playing 
tiddlywinks - graham connah/gurney to the lincoln center of your mind 
lush life - chris connor/carmen mcrae/out of this world 
malfa…

going up to the country and paint my mailbox blue - taj mahal/the real thing 
little red rooster - stones 
some girls - stones 
everything i love - carmen mcrae 
prelude e-flat minor op. 16 - scriabin/horowitz 
tap dancer’s blues…

steppin’ in it - herbie/manchild 
a mansion on the hill - hank williams 
goldberg var 30 - bach/gould/‘55 
when hearts are young - hank jones trio 
if you want me to stay - sly 
picadilles importunes: etre jaloux…

mystery achievement - pretenders 
earth died screaming - wait  
stephen foster - industrial cue/dred 
california dreamin’ (take 3) - dred scott trio/unreleased 
country honk - stones 
not a top, i’m a bottom - rene risque and the art lovers/unreleased …

wistfully nostalgic about the gritty, soulful old nyc? here’s all you have to do… go to greenwich and christopher on a beautiful indian summer evening and have a meal with your family but be sure to sit next to the…

doodle oop - meters 
and it stoned me - van morrison
alameda co. recycling psa/‘james brown’ - dred 
that’s the way - kc and the sunshine band
funny (not much) - nat king cole 
will you still be…

this is really fun. my love for music and for listening is being rejuvenated. i find myself riding longer because i want to hear what’s coming next. question - is the shuffle algorhythm truly random?? sometimes it doesn’t…

pecadilles importunes - satie/thibaudet 
i was wrong (take 2) - keith everett 
live and let die (take 2) - dred scott trio/unreleased 
dance music for alan danielson - dred/jay collins, flute 
man who sold the world - bowie …

i don’t like to exercise. i like having exercised but as a musician, i’ve become accustomed to doing whatever i want all the time. and if i don’t feel like exercising, i generally don’t. for a long time, swimming was…

the 129 unit building was completed in 1935. it’s called, ‘the collonades.' the brochure said 'every apartment facing the street.' the brochure also boasted views of new york harbor and the atlantic ocean from the roof gardens - dining balconies…

he wakes up. it's dark in his apartment - pitch black. it's the only way he can sleep. even still. he turns on the lamp next to the bed. it's 4:55 pm. he opens the shade to the last light…

some thing was going around the fb about 'what were your first 7 jobs’? most people just listed them without explanation. i thought it might be interesting and hopefully amusing to see if i could recount them in a little…