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That’s what I was doing when I overheard two guys talking in the men’s bathroom in my dorm hall. Aerospace students, dressed smartly with combed hair. “This is huge,” one of them said. I had just turned 20 at the University of North Dakota. After hearing them talk—about what I still wasn’t sure—I walked to
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Right after Jillian and I wrote it. I love her harmonies. This is what we call in “the biz” a worktape: And here’s the released demo so you can A/B it. Next up would be a “studio version” but I decided I liked the raw quality of the demo, which is why there’s no studio
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If you could ask me only one question about my life as a singer-songwriter, what would it be? I bring it up because I’m outlining potential chapters for the book, And the Crowd Goes Mild: Confessions of an Extremely Moderately Successful Singer-Songwriter. As always, the danger in writing a memoir is navel gazing. Even the
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