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Live at Smith's Preview (and "Freud" bonus feature)

 

Back in Hollywood

I'm back in Hollywood shooting a video for "The Movies" in an old church from the 1920's. I'm looking forward to returning to Georgia to immediately start shooting for the "I'm Your Tiger" video!

Deadly Waterparks mastered and going to press

Back from LA mastering the album with 3 time grammy award winning Gavin Lurssen at Lurssen Mastering. Had a great time in the studio. He did a great job tying all the songs together and gave everything a warm analog sound.

Killing the Blues

Vanessa and I had a few glasses of wine in my living room and recorded the Robert Plant & Allison Krauss version of "Killing the Blues" by John Prine. This was a very impromptu recording using my 4 track. Vanessa learned the song on the spot & we kept the second take. Click here to download the MP3.

 

Deadly Waterparks 100% Tracked

All tracking is done now with the help of Christopher Alan Yates. A few edits this week and we're ready for the mastering studio.

 

Kerosene and the Rink a Tink piano

Ok now the album is up to 98%. Recorded the upright piano on Kerosene with the aid of world renowned engineer Vik Goel.

Deadly Waterparks available soon

The album is 95% done. We got a little behind schedule due to working on the live record and DVD for the past few weeks, but we're now back in the studio putting the final touches on Deadly Waterparks. Just a few little things. Djemebe.. tambourine.. a little piano on Kerosene.. and it's out the door, so please come back soon and check it out!

I'm Your Tiger 2010, a space odyssey

"I'm Your Tiger" is done once and for all. Thanks to Torben for kicking my butt and helping me knock it out finally. We ended up using the vocal tracks from the original version recorded in my parents' closet (circa 2003!). Yes, I know. It's been a ridiculous amount of time. I think it came out great finally.. it's like the original demo in technicolor.. but still has the angst of a younger P dub from years past. I love technology. Special thanks goes out to Peter Quistgard and Cool Edit Pro for helping record that song back in the day.