This Is Not Music!
Dennis MillsSome songs require more words than music.
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Putting the egg before the horse
I’m not going to beat around the bush. I’m going to bite the bullet and get right to the point. I’ve been through thick and thin, and now I’m firmly in the thin camp. Having cancer was more than being under the weather, whether it’s cat and...
Last Call For Alcohol
“The tale has no hero. The culture of drink endures because it offers so many rewards; confidence for the shy, clarity for the uncertain, solace to the wounded and lonely, and above all the elusive promises of friendship and love. From al...
Memories of Marbles, Giants, Superman, and God
I saw a link on Sasha Frere Jones site to this video, and knew immediately which show it was, having not only seen the clip on YouTube before, but more to the point, I was personally at this actual show. They were as awkward and charming as...
Where The Road Goes
This morning I received an invite from Substack to check out Time and Temperature, a blog written by Rhett Miller, from the Old 97’s. Rhett relates his feelings about writing the song Where The Road Goes, and how he was overcome with emotio...
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Writer, and Musician. Long time member of the Cardio Club, new visitor to Cancerland. Bands:The Judys, The NightFlower Orchestra, Jazzmanian Devils, Rhythm Mission, AKA. Host of Les Goodman After Dark- Vancouver’s Only Live Late Night Talk Show.
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