Category Archives: music

This post has nothing to do with earth science, geology, thermochronology, or Brian Urlacher. It does have to do with an excellent singer/song writer, so if that floats your boat, read on. Today I attended my first concert since moving … Continue reading →

I took advantage today of a repetitive lab procedure to reserve a ticket for my first concert in a long time, and the first since I made it to the northeast. This Sunday David Francey is playing in a nearby … Continue reading →

This song became famous thanks to a cover by Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard, but I think the original Townes version, or the one found on this amazing posthumously released album, really capture the sadness of the song. Townes is … Continue reading →

Today’s music club offering might be new to those of you from south of the border. I first came across Stompin’ Tom Connors, and this song, while I was in the field checking out what I thought would be my … Continue reading →

Here is music club offering #3, a bunch of people I like singing a song I like, a song that if I could play an instrument and/or sing I would totally cover, especially when I opened for more popular acts … Continue reading →

I decided to do another David Francey concert clip for a couple of reasons. First, I am really excited that I received a positive comment on the first post, from his wife no less! That made my week. Second though, … Continue reading →

Song 1 on my music club (shamelessly ripped off from the good people at crooks and liars), this is David Francey, a Canadian folk singer I ran into about a year ago. Only one of his albums is available in … Continue reading →