A few years ago I wrote a bunch of short stories about a Stellar Ranger company stationed on a small, desert world named Ocherva. Those stories eventually culminated in book one of the Star Saga – Starforgers. The western style… Read More »Inspirations – Marty Robbins
Corvette – Seer of the Black Star is progressing this week. I’m currently in the middle of chapter 3 as the above image shows. That white paperback is the plain cover ARC of Corvette that I use for reference. The… Read More »Weekly Summary
Joe Walsh’s new album is his first in something like twenty years. What a come back! Analog Man is chock full of straight ahead rock songs with real guitar riffs and Joe’s famous attitude. For those of you under the… Read More »Analog Man – Joe Walsh
As lyrics from the song Mahalia Einstein suggest, “If I can just get you to step out of your comfort zone, we would be closer, closer,” you might find this hip-hop/jazz album to be quite entertaining and at times, very… Read More »CopperWire’s Earthbound Space Opera Album
I love Jazz. Boise has a premier Jazz Festival this time of the year named for a local Jazz musician who founded the festival – Gene Harris. If you love Jazz and want to see some class acts performing live,… Read More »Gene Harris Jazz Festival
Have you ever heard this band from the UK called The Beautiful South? You should. They put a unique spin on cover songs in their album – “Golddiggas, Headnodders & Pholk Songs”. Their off in left field version of “You’re… Read More »Beautiful South
Got this one from the Skepchick –> New York Dolls latest video (Dance Like A Monkey) that is pro-evolution and fun. Ok, so I love punk music. I went to High School in the early 1980’s. (Sharp eyed believers will… Read More »Monkey Music
From their website: “Somewhere between a 1930s Cuban dance orchestra, a classical chamber music ensemble, a Brasilian marching street band and Japanese film noir is the 12-piece Pink Martini.” If you like Jazz and smooth music with a 1950’s flare,… Read More »Make Me a “Pink Martini”