Influences: Richard Thompson, Paul Kelly, Bruce Cockburn, Graham Parker, Jonathan Richman, Van Morrison
Old retired guy with marginal voice who can play just a bit of guitar when the arthritis allows. My first FAWM, so I guess that makes me a "fawmling." Thought I'd give this a try, since it seems to fit with my motto, "Forward In All Directions!"
#1 | Viking Dreams |
4 Feb 2022 |
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#2 | The Aging Lothario on the Range |
2 Feb 2022 |
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#3 | The Polka Dot Polka |
4 Feb 2022 |
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#4 | Hyperborean Winds |
2 Feb 2022 |
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#5 | The Cardinal in the Snow |
5 Feb 2022 |
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#6 | Debt |
4 Feb 2022 |
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#7 | I Got My Free COVID Testing Kits on Valentine's Day |
4 Feb 2022 |
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#8 | The Hair That's Not There (The Berber Barber) |
3 Feb 2022 |
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#9 | Vinyl Text Messages for the Heartbroken |
3 Feb 2022 |
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#10 | Samba Sung Blue |
3 Feb 2022 |
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#11 | A Different Kind of Fool (The Empty Dancehall) |
3 Feb 2022 |
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#12 | Song of Solomon (Blushing Blue) |
2 Feb 2022 |
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#13 | Prose That Chose And Knows The Rose |
4 Feb 2022 |
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#14 | The Martyrdom of St. Magnus |
2 Feb 2022 |
Thanks for the love this year Jimeddy. Congratulations on finishing! May the FAWM be with you ALWAYS
Hi. Yes! Blake and his wife would invite people into their house while they were buck naked LOL. Was a deep hallucinatorily vivid imaginer but, agreed, he was not repressed in any way, from what we know. He must have been the coolest person to hang out with :-)
Thank you so much for the listen to ":Humors of Shoreline"! I have to admit I don't know what exactly "humors" refers to in the title of an Irish song -- it could be the Shakespeare-era ones you mentioned for all I know -- but I figure whatever they are, Shoreline undoubtedly has them. :)
Hey Jim! Welcome to FAWM! Thanks so much for your comments on some of my songs.
Thanks for checking out "Hung out to Dry!"
Hey jimeddy9, your videos are living proof that your mom was right -- you have the looks for radio! (signed), jimeddy9