10/27/22 –Sally Can’t Dance, Cramps Version

 Another Sally Can't Dance Cramps themed show for Halloween. Band was myself, Joe Sztabnik, Rick Eckerle guesting on bass, Dave Donen.

Top photo, Alan Rand, bottom photo, Anne Husick

10/21/22 –Kingston Pop Museum

 

John Stavros invited Joe Sztabnik and myself to perform at the opening of the AAA Exhibit at the Kingston Pop Museum, Kingston, NY, a tribute to art, music, and fashion exhibition in tribute to Andy Warhol, Antonio Lopez, and Bill Aucoin.

Watch video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3B7y-NztWfU

Photos of Joe and myself by John Richard, Group photo courtesy of John Stavros.

Also performing were SoulCake, Walter Steding, Michael Anthony Alago, and others.

10/15/22 – Music Under the Stars, 6th and B Garden

 Last show of the season, with Joff Wilson, Seaton Hancock, Dave Donen, and Joe Sztabnik.

Photo, Danielle Charette

10/13/22 - DADA!

 Top photo by Allison Ross, group shot courtesy of Three Rooms Press.

Yearly publication of Maintenant 16: A Journal of Contemporary Dada Writing and Art. I participated in the performance at the Jefferson Market Library, reading my published work, "Wicker Seats," and another poem, "When All Went Well."

10/5/22 - Bitter End with SoulCake

With SoulCake, top, Group shot, and Joff Wilson and myself below. Last photo by Donald Sztabnik. SoulCake (Joff, Sarafe, Laura Sativa, with Dave Donen guesting on drums) and I did our renditions of Big Yellow Taxi and Brown Eyed Girl, with some of my poetry inserted.

 

09/26/22 – Solo Reading at First Floor Walk-Up

Fae accompanied me at my solo reading, First Floor Walk-Up,

hosted and curated by Wayne Kral at P & T Knitwear Books and Café.

A monthly series of poetry and prose, no open mic.

09/17/22 – Music Under the Stars, 6th Street Garden, curated and hosted by Joff Wilson

A full orchestra at Music Under the Stars, unrehearsed and spontaneous,

with Seaton Hancock sax, Mary Monroe, harp, Susan Mitchell, violin, Marc West, bass, Rick Eckerle, lap steel, Joff Wilson guitar.

Photo, Nancy August