recorded by ebenezer, at saucyland, during christmas break. a song finally finished, after collecting dust for years and years...

from when i was with the lucky charms, showing our soul/bubblegum side.

recorded live in 1996 at aerosmith's club, mama kin, on boston's famed lansdowne st.

blistering guitar solo by none other than mr. stephen fredette of scruffy the cat and pony fame.

this is the title cut from my first ebenezer cd, ten dry acres. written earlier this year.

deep voice equals deep thoughts. listen carefully.

written and recorded in 2002 when i was operating incognito as molecule, this cut is from the record meador, a musical journey triggered by the sudden death of my father.

"one for the dealer" is a bookend for the disc, imagining the feeling of letting go, and moving on into the next realm.

this week's serving comes to you circa 1995, when i was with a little band known as the lucky charms. we ran a spot on nantasket beach, ma called the box. this was a place where we sold used stuff like records, antiques, musical instruments, etc.. but, mostly the box was a place where we could excercise our creativity. we had art shows, musical performances, theatre, produced records (via our own label called noisy revolution) and lo-fi tv....

"elizabeth parker" was one of the many videos we made. this one was shot on super 8 with filmmaker hilary weisman (who co-produced, wrote and directed). from our dakota arts release toast, which went on to do some nice things. the song was a musical response to a local writer that could not quite understand just where we were coming from...i couldn't help it...you know how it is.