I happen to have stumbled on a small stash of early lithographs, printed by Barbara and myself sometime in the 1980s. Because of printing issues, only 65 copies were ever made, and in some tough runs, we only got 10 or 15 prints out of the run.
These lithos are all handmade and pencil signed and numbered, and are in such small quantity that we can only fill a few orders as they come in. Most of these are almost entirely sold out years ago, and only a few remain. Continue reading
Here are some fun video side-trips: Continue reading
Micro beings in the small of the galaxy crawl upon a rocky soil and slowly wend their way nowhere.
In 1947, Dumont studios in New York City started airing their first tv shows. I knew both Captain Videos — the first Captain Video died in the part — and was a frequent visitor to the Peanut Gallery when Howdy Doody first appeared. Continue reading
Actually, that song (Monday Monday) was first recorded in John & Michelle’s garage, and as I seem to recall, it was used as a reference track in the studio, then erased, of course, from the master. Continue reading
I’m posting a lot of music videos these days, hopefully to interest folks who haven’t ever heard anything like these work songs before. Continue reading
Sure, there can be light, if there’s a source of illumination coming from somewhere. Otherwise, you’re out of luck. Continue reading
That’s what we need around here — a little song & dance, and I’m just the one to do it, too. Continue reading
it’s that time again, time to start up the tour bus and get it running before it’s too late and the rush-hour traffic strikes again… Continue reading
Go ahead, take the “A” train, see if I care. Meanwhile, I gotta grease up the old BardoTown tour bus for our journey today. Continue reading
I’m including a hot-link to a previous blog — it’s still true today, even more so: Continue reading