Month: September 2020

Posted on September 22, 2020January 16, 2022 by admin

We walk tentatively through Pandemic Alley, not knowing what it is or where it leads. It is not well marked. It could be a dead end. Or, it could be a shortcut to the place we want to be. That place will be so open, clean, and sanitary. There will be fresh air, water, and […]

Category:Gumshoe Opera, Variations On A Theme

Posted on September 9, 2020January 16, 2022 by admin

I post today, because yesterday was Labor Day in the USA and everybody, myself included, gets that day off. This week, I challenged myself to write a happy song in the key of E minor. Songs in minor keys usually are sorrowful, bluesy-types of songs. However, I wanted to sing a story about an old […]

Category:Faces, Places, and Open Spaces

Taggede minor blues, radio, singer-songwriter

Pandemic Alley

A Happy Song in a Minor Key