I have always been interested in periods of time when artistic inspirations and geography seem to coalesce into what, a few years later, would be called...
Last month I wrote an article titled Courage Is Not for Rent. It’s worth checking out, because courage is something we need to practice daily. But...
“I don’t have a budget, but it will be great exposure for you!” Most working musicians (myself included) have heard some version of that line, probably...
Over the weekend of January 15-18, the bluegrass tribe gathered at the Marriott Hotel in downtown Bakersfield for the annual Great 48 event. There were folks...
Okay. I made it. But barely. It took a nudge from Liz and another from my conscience to sit back down at the keyboard. As I...
American folk music has long been a loudspeaker against fascism, tyranny, and subjugation. Artists are often moved to turn their pens, guitars, keyboards, banjos, wash boards,...
Introduction Artist sponsorships and endorsements occupy a unique place in the modern music industry. They are often viewed as milestones of professional success, signaling validation from...
Hello Troubadourians! I often write about practicing, finding new ideas, getting out of ruts, and ways to improve your playing. In fact, there was a lot...
This month marks the second year of my engagement as a columnist for the San Diego Troubadour! I have been grateful to share just some of...
