Wow! Has it really been that long since I posted something here? I guess it doesn't seem like it because I'm on here a lot tweaking things. 

Well, as you can see, I've added a new feature to the site. I know that a lot of folks have iPods these days and other folks just like to collect songs and make their own compilations. So I now offer songs individually. That's right! For less than a buck (ok, not much less) you can own your choice of the songs without having to commit to the entire record.

That's the biggest change to the site. I also continually add pictures. The most recent additions are more personal. I added some pix of my stepdaughter, Emily Rose. She's a great kid and makes me very happy. I guess I just wanted to show her off. 

The last couple of months have been pretty tough for me, personally. I've had a lot of changes in my life. Sometimes change is for the better but it doesn't feel like it during the change. Other times, the change is for the worse and it feels exactly like it. I guess only time will tell which these are. 

As I write this, it is Father's Day. I haven't seen my father in 5 1/2 years. It's still very tough. I'd like very much to talk to him and get his counsel and comfort regarding the things happening in my life right now. He was very good at that. I'm thinkin' of ya, Pops! I miss you and love you.

I've got a show at Caffe Lena in Saratoga Springs, NY this coming Friday. I'm really looking forward to it. I hope we have a good crowd. I really like that place. It has such history and tradition. I'm proud to be part of the story.

I'll have the usual guys (Red, Jeff, Diego, Jimmy) but I'll also have Todd Nelson (The Rumdummies) sitting in with us. He's added a lot to our rehearsals lately. He's really getting the feel for the music and his solos are quite tasty. Come out and hear what it all sounds like!

Well, I guess that'll do it for this time. I'll try to be more consistent with these posts. Thanks for stopping by. Make sure you sign the guestbook so I'll know you were here!

Take care,

Hayseed