In the Chute

In the Chute

When you record CDs, you go through a lengthy and exhaustive process of recording (usually one track at a time), mixing and eventually, mastering. When you think you’re done (you never are but at some point, you “think” you are), you send it to the company...
In the Chute

Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks

I just got back from the Southwest Regional Folk Alliance Conference in Austin and as usual, I’m really stoked about the whole experience. I heard some amazing young singer/songwriters…Daniel Neihoff was one of the most outstanding…and it just renews my sometimes...
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GREAT Music: Verlon Thompson

I frequently hear people complain about the quality of music these days, most especially the music coming out of Nashville that passes for Country.  A legitimate complaint, I suppose, but if you’re a serious music fan and you’re willing to dig a little deeper, there’s...
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Where in the World Has Jim Been?

There’s been so much going on with music and books in the past week or so that I haven’t had a chance to post anything on my website blog/Facebook. I was up in Bobcat Pass last Tuesday night with my buddy, Syd Masters, and we had a big time. Wednesday night, I did my...
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Writing Up a Storm

I know some people think I’m crazy for all the irons I have in the fire and as I try to catch up with myself, I sometimes think they’re right.  I’m currently working on my fourth book in the Jared Delaney/Moon series (yep, now’s the time for...

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