Lorna McKinnon and Kamala Emanuel -- both radicals and musicians from Scotland and Australia respectively -- joined me in Denmark and spent several days working out three-part harmonies while I was across the street setting up Cafe Hellebaek mostly, and feeding them espresso drinks.  During the last day of Lorna's time in Denmark, I managed to spend most of an afternoon with them in the gazebo, playing music.  These songs were recorded with my Pixel phone.  The recording is very primitive, the reverb is very excessive (and totally natural), but I thought I'd put these up anyway.  The image is one of the gazebo across from the cafe, doctored up by graphic artist and web designer Kalindi Jackson, who was also visiting Denmark at the time, mostly working on the cafe's web presence.

Gazebo Sessions

Behind the Barricades

Just A Renter

Autobiographical.  From the 2019 album, Strangers and Friends.

My Great Grandparents

Santiago

If I Had A Hammer

East Tennessee

1492

For Heather Heyer.  From my 2017 album, Ballad of a Wobbly.

Today In Charlottesville

Singer/songwriter, writer, podcaster (on Spotify, Substack & Patreon), libertarian socialist, dad, lover of life.

Gazebo Sessions

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