more lubbock folks
posted by tom at 9:57 PM
Thursday, December 19, 2013
On the fiddle
Banjo days
Welcome!
These days I have lost much of my hearing. It happened when I was living at 9000 feet and working in a junior high at 3000 feet. Whatever the reason, I am not as attached to music as I used to be, but I still remember it fondly and keep this page as a kind of memorial to it. I am hoping to perhaps write about music, as writing, in silence in my chair, is still pleasurable.Feast on
short stories!
Links
- Parsley Sagebrush MySpace (hear us)
- Extraordinary friends, first Parsley Sagebrush cd
- Yellow Moon Cafe, Cobden IL
- cousin andy's coffeehouse
- tom's home
Parsley Sagebrush CD Available
- Neighborhood Coop
- Town Square Market
- Yellow Moon Cafe (Cobden)
- Visions (Makanda)
lighthouse tour
see what's out there
some o' mine
folk tales
my youtubes
e pluribus haiku
Previous Posts
- Five-Second Rule
- Pretty Polly, Ralph Stanley & Patty Loveless Wagon...
- more red dirt
- best of kerrville 2013 (that I heard)
- Playing Kerrville
- red dirt 2 learn
- yellow rose of texas
- texas as a genre
- memories of the pavilion
- folk & blues
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