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abracadiner, the show you watch and go “huh?” the latest episode was recorded when molly and zeke visited a couple of weeks ago. this is the first half. a second half will follow… possibly a third. stay tuned.

the threat of rain and a fender bender put the kibosh on my first fridays participation tonight… just in case any of you art loving stragglers ventured out and wondered where i was.

wake the kids! call the neighbors! i just acquired two of the coolest effect pedals ever!  i’ll be playing multiple instruments through distortion and delay pedals this friday night at 7pm in the crossroads art district. if you hear something that sounds like an alien invasion… it’s just me. i’ll be next to a big orange truck in front of hammerpress.

saw this car on a walk with jenny in our neighborhood, and three movies came to mind: dead-end drive in, better off dead, and christine.

tuesday night, jenny and i were on a walk around south lake park when we heard these two owls in the twilight.

just a quick reminder that wailin’ wall plays this friday night at homer’s coffeehouse starting at 7:30. what kind of music do we play? glad you asked! it’s a variety of favorites ranging from let my people go go to midnight special. hope you can be there!

molly (one of our nieces) and her boyfriend, zeke, stayed with us over the weekend. we drove around town, swung on the monkey bars, jammed on accordion and guitar– but the big news is… we made another episode of ABRACADINER! stay tuned for more details.

danny williams brought over his new ipad with AWESOME synth apps. here’s a quick montage of what it sounded like. apologies for the distortion. still working out the kinks to play this alongside a monotron filtered speak and math. can’t wait to play this on the street.

my dad visited us over the weekend. he lives in el paso, so personal visits like this are a rare treat. jenny & i drove him to my sister’s house so he could visit her family also. when he left on monday he took the warm weather with him.

two of my nieces performed at a coffeehouse in lincoln recently, and i couldn’t be more proud. georgia had already done a few solo shows playing guitar and singing, but somehow she convinced her sister molly to join on accordion and backup vocals. i know from experience that it takes courage to put yourself in front of a crowd, and georgia and molly have what it takes. they also have a cool sound. here’s a sample of some of the songs they played. this isn’t the first time i featured them on my blog, they have also planked, and appeared as guests on abracadiner.