
Hello friends,
Big doings this month for the Kitchen Musician. I have news about the release of my new studio album, Planting in a Drought, plus a new song to “celebrate” my birthday. Join me in the kitchen and I’ll tell you all about it!
Hello friends,
This month I share a 17th century Burgundian Christmas carol. I hope that it will inspire us to think about ourselves in relation to the old Christmas story. “How many oxen and donkeys you know, would say a prayer and close the door?” Step into the kitchen and I will sing it for you with the help of my talented friend, Seth Connelly.
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“What would Pete do?” I find myself asking this question with increasing frequency as I read the front page news. Of course, I am referring to Pete Seeger. He was a great inspiration for me. I miss him. This month, I share a song that he taught us and boldly add two verses of my own. I also announce a new forthcoming studio album. I’ll meet you in the kitchen and share the details with you!
Hello friends,
Welcome to the special 12th anniversary edition of The Kitchen Musician. To celebrate, I am offering free download for all of my studio recordings (which now includes a long forgotten album I recorded in 1979), and I reflect on the last twelve years of writing and sharing music. I’ll meet you in the kitchen!
Hello friends,
In this issue of “The Kitchen Musician” I feature a tribute to my brother-in-law Rob Ayres, whom we lost suddenly and unexpectedly last month. Rob’s death has left a gaping hole in my universe. Among his many interests was music, and so I send him off with song. Come into the kitchen – I’ll share a new song of mine, and one of Rob’s.