Best advice I've heard in ages....

It's that time of year again....

.....when I throw some musician tax form prep into the fray....

Just getting ready to start a new tune for Bobby, working on posters and pr and lining up some larger events for some of the artists in April. It's always a rush to be in on the beginning of something big...(earthrun.org).

Melissa is going to borrow my cello; I am quite excited to see what comes of that marriage of talent and creativity....

It's suppose to snow this weekend and a bit next week....good time to be inside with a nice warm calculator I always say....and The Ventures circa 1966....just to get me revved up.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BUD!

Beyond the call of duty.

It seems rare in any industry these days, to find someone that will go out of their way for you without being asked, so when you come across someone like that, it's really a breath of fresh air.

Paul Grove, the Senior Product Manager of Summit Audio, is just such a person, and we wanted to say; 'thanks for reading the blog, and keep up the excellent work!'.

We will be sure to pay it forward.

http://www.summitaudio.com/

Richards and Fitch

Not just musicians, but true artists in every sense of the word. When they're not writing music, look what they can make!!!!

I wonder if all musical artists are creative in other ways as well?

Most that I know are, which sometimes makes it difficult to find a balance.

I really admire those that can. Bobby for example, balances his music and songwriting with his amazing tile work and a rather large brood of children.

Nicely done Bobborino.

Why kids from the 60's turned out to be such groovy adults....

Watching Les Paul...

Watching a documentary on Les Paul, (He's 90 in the show - so it's 4 years old)..and people if you want a god to follow...here is one...