Stronger Than That

Stronger Than That 

Everyone is You 

Shake if Down (LIVE REMIX)

Shake it Down (LIVE)

New Vid: Building a Fire (LIVE)

LIVE Version of "Building a Fire", as part of a new LIVE 
compilation scheduled for release ASAP!!!

You Need to be Danced With

This is a brand new version of "You Need To Be Danced With", 
a song that was on my very first, now out of print, CD, called 
"I Can't See Over the Accordion". That's right. It was goofy. 
So much so that a couple of the songs ended up on a nationwide 
show of strange music called "Dr. Dimento". 

But I digress. This is a new version, and I'm planning to use 
this track on my upcoming new full length CD. Take a peak, 
and download it today. Your 99 cents will go toward the rest 
of the recordings! Thanks and all the best! 

Stu 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLI9s8T3FHU

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/you-need-to-be-danced-single/id1133729667

Human Brotherhood and the Gift of the Moment

When I was at the Gas Station earlier, as I
opened my door, the song "Everyday People"
by Sly and the Family Stone kicked off at the
exact moment that my foot hit the pavement.
I thought, "so this is what it's like to have a
soundtrack to my life". As I strolled toward
the entrance, Sly sailed into the chorus, and
as if in slow motion, everyone got into the act,
grooving and dancing through the doorway,
and giving each other high fives. Soon, everyone
was gyrating, shimmying, clapping their hands,
and smiling in the ecstasy of human brotherhood
and the gift of the moment. As the overhead camera
pulled away, people could be seen dancing at all of
the pumps, and all around the RaceTrac (Registered
Trade Mark) Fueling Station, where you can earn
rewards every time you fill up with the Fleet Fuel
Savings program. Register for a RaceTrac Card today,
and receive a Free Small Coffee and Fresh Doughnut
with your next Fill-Up (Restrictions Apply). This
message brought to you by RaceTrac Fueling
Stations, Atlanta, GA, Karl Bolsh, Jr, CEO.

Meat Grinder

it’s not just about trying to bring them a
little bit of joy and a break from the grind,
the grinder temporarily unplugged and
the hum of death briefly silenced. no,
it’s also about helping them break their
programming, and change the story that
they tell themselves. To slightly nudge
those stories they tell to themselves about
themselves, because the lies they’ve been
told since the day they were born get repeated,
and lead to sickness, and bad decisions, and
people end up in a cold, bloody room with a
meat grinder, one that just got plugged
back in after a nice, shiny sharpening.