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Part of my live set at Thornberry's on March 7, 2009
Part of my live set at Thornberry's in Utica, NY recorded March 7, 2009.
Part of my live set at Thornberry's March 7, 2009
A SoundClick Top 50 song
Part of my March 7, 2009 live set at Thornberry's Restaurant in Utica, NY.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
Part of my March 7, 2009 set at Thornberry's in Utica NY.
Part of my live set at Thornberry's in Utica, NY recorded March 7, 2009
Chris Walters breaks into my March 7, 2009 set at Thornberry's in Utica NY with an impromptu blues.
Part of my March 7, 2009 set at Thornberry's in Utica, NY.
Somewhere, the Collyer Brothers are smiling.
A SoundClick Top 50 song
Recorded at Cafe Domenico Oct. 17, 2007
My homage to Dr. Death (now running for Congress!), recorded in 1996
A food song thoroughly endorsed by the Science in the Public Interest crowd.
In honor of Autumn--'Lullaby of the Leaves'
It's 'Sweet Georgia Brown'--just what it says on the box.
This is yet another version of my 'Impending Doom' calypso. This time I really mean it!
Things were bad in 1996 when I wrote this song. Now they really suck!
A 1987 tribute to everyone's main squeeze.
My libertarian tribute to Gov. Cuomo, circa 1987
In 1987 I was a Luddite--and nothing has changed!
I wrote this in 1979, when I was 17--and made this recording when I was 25. I thought I would create the genre of 'Punk Ragtime.' Some genre!
It's Calypso time again! How low can you go? Certainly no lower than the gang in Bentonville!
A SoundClick Top 50 song
A song of pragmatism in dealing with heartbreak--if only it were that easy!
A 1950s-style teenage death song--almost. Another plugged-in studio version of acoustic material recorded earlier for NON-PLUGGED.
This is a song about the 1950s. Were we ever really that self-confident? Now we are sadder but no wiser. A plugged-in studio version of material earlier recorded "non-plugged" for NON-PLUGGED.
This goes out to (His Holiness) Ratzi baby, and all the other men who Aren't Getting Any!