Here's the link just in case.... "Zero and Blind Terry" https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=F4T9MGDKN28

I find it’s better if I write when I’m in a good mood.  If I write when I’m depressed, it all feels a little grim and not very exciting.  I find when I’m in a better mood I can get a little clarity and reflection.

March 11th!  And thank you!

I would love to write a book.  Maybe one day.  It’s definitely a dream of mine.

It’s too new to pick, right now I’m in love with the whole thing!

Gotta ask the lady T.  She’s the boss!

WE CAME TO DANCE!

Well, it’s hard to pick my favorite... BUT I love that song “Zero and Blind Terry” off the tracks album and also the song “For You.”  - the piano version.

Honestly, I would love to sing an old hymn with Tori because I know it would be an amazing juxtaposition.  

Taylor has a great story of how she started, you should look it up. She’s honestly a fantastic example of believing in your own talent and not taking no for an answer. She has my utmost respect.

I would say for all three categories and this may sound silly, but it’s true for me, Great Expectations, Conversations with Tom Petty, and the Bible.

ORPHANS!

I think Taylor Swift is in a unique position to make calls that most of us could not make. I support her choices for her own work, but for me I would have my music anywhere and everywhere that would have me.  I do enjoy Spotify myself, so I’m not opposed to it at all.  

I’d love to sing with Tori Amos.

When I was really young, I got into BMX and there was a guy named Brian who had played Operation Ivy in his car while we were all riding our bikes and it absolutely blew my mind.  I thought it was the best thing I ever heard in my life. It took me about six months to track down that CD.  Then i started going to local shows and VFW hall shows.

I think we all wanted to keep growing and trying new things because we knew we couldn’t just do the same thing over and over again.  As musicians we always try to push forward and expand what we do.