Amy’s Substack
Amy BivinsI write about the positive effects in my life of music, people, places, and experiences. I hope that what you read here will make you think Wow, yeah. Welcome!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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A Sound Like No Other
Here’s one from a few years ago, because very few people saw it, and I love October, and I hit ten subscribers! And number 10 is a total stranger! Thank you, Ten. I hope (all of) you like it.
Tarantula hawks and dreams
In my back yard this evening, I spotted a tarantula hawk. It made a loud, flitty buzz as it flew, which is fortunate. This is a creature that should not have stealth capabilities. Poised to run back indoors, I watched it fly short distances...
The last hit of Morphine, then I'll fly straight. Ish.
Yes is only two minutes long, but man I’m telling you, it says so many things I need to hear. The first 20 seconds or so is basically bass and saxophone, as if to announce to anyone listening: This is a song by Morphine, thanks for being he...
Another dose of Morphine, for the feelings
Last month, I wrote about the song All Your Way from the Morphine album Yes. Today’s song is Scratch. You wanna hear it, here it go:
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Amy is a desert rat who could do with more solitude. She also lives with a mad desire to connect with people, but has better luck with books and music and nature.
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