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Here you’ll find books that I write called Dragon and Mr. Sneeze as well as songs from the stories by Zinnia and the Skeleton Dance.
I also interview my well known friends in the Blue Blog. We mostly talk about what the hell is wrong with the world.
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Blue Skeleton
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Ian Moore
Ian Moore If you call Texas home and have never heard of Ian Moore, you may as well hang your hat under a rock. Ian has been playing guitar better than most for as long as I can remember. His self-titled record, Ian Moore is a must. I quite like the song Blue Sky because I find […]
Vivian Campbell – Dio to Def Leppard
Vivian Campbell – From Dio to Def Leppard The neat little thing about this blog is that I get to be a fanboy – a dorky-fanboy, who is lucky enough to talk with people that I admire. Those of you that have read any of my writing or books know that I love music, so […]
Badass – Bass Player: Leland Sklar
Bass Player – Leland Sklar I’ve known about Leland Sklar my entire adult life. Even so, I googled him and there is a mountain of info. So, I’m not going to tell you how great of a musician he is or how successful he’s been. You can find that out for yourself. I’m generally not […]
Wizard and Record Producer: Matt Wallace
Record Producer – Matt Wallace Some folks are born with fire in their bellies. You might not recognize it at first, as some part of you screams out at the continual injustice in the world, but for some, it’s always there. I suspect that if there’s a God it’s that feeling you get when your soul […]
Trever Keith From Face to Face
Greetings from the Other Side of the Graveyard… Good news…I may have found someone to read the audio version of Dragon and Mr. Sneeze: Charli’s Story without it costing a fortune. I’m not holding my breath, but I’ll keep my fingers crossed. In the mean time I reached out to Trever Keith from the band “Face to […]
Death of Empathy
Empathy fascinates me. It’s free, can give everyone a high and has no known negative side effects. Yet all too often its potential for transforming somebody’s day is overlooked. Why? When I started writing Charli’s story from the perspective of my alter ego, Blue Skeleton, I wanted to explore what happens when someone pours their […]
Scott Shiflett from Face to Face
This week I’m talking with Scott Shiflett from the punk rock band Face to Face. I find punk rockers are an interesting bunch. Why? Because I’m a huge fan of the DIY approach to life. Punkers are famously headstrong and often go after what they want without waiting for an invitation by what has become known […]
Macy Gray: You know who she is
There is no simple way to describe her. She’s crazy talented, a little crazy, very shy, and smarter than you would expect. Way smarter! I got to know her in the late ‘90s, spilling into the early 2000s, as we toured around the world together. Her record, “On How Life Is” exploded, eventually selling over […]
Fortune Feimster from The Mindy Project
I first met Fortune at Chelsea Lately in 2013. For those of you not acquainted with Chelsea’s show, it was made up of a roundtable that was not physically round, with guests talking the funny-ha-ha about current celebrity-driven shenanigans. There were a handful of roundtable regulars, and Fortune was one of my favorites. Her southern accent reminds me […]
Andy Weir: Author of the Martian
Science is boring. Unless it’s pointing out all the ways that fundamentalism is wrong. Then it’s hilarious. Technical things are boring too. Unless it’s recording music. Details, not so much. Blah… Blah…Blah. So when my best friend suggested that I read The Martian, by Andy Weir, it’s a good thing he didn’t tell me much […]