Randall and the eyes take a trip to Jamaica Bay, where they are swallowed by a whale.

Humpback

After years of quiet hostility with their neighbors, The Wheel goes a step too far. This is the story of their eviction as told by Lenny's daughter, Marguerite.

KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK

Here's a shorty:


I'm not ashamed to admit it
But I can be wrong from time to time
I'm no idiot
I'm feeling fine

I'll ask for your forgiveness
Maybe you'll ask me for mine
I won't be counting the minutes
I'm feeling fine

Hold the land
Like a lover
Fear the sea
Like a god
Wash your soul
In the water
And be awed
Oh lord
Oh lord

Maybe I'll ask for your forgiveness
Maybe you'll ask me for mine
I won't be counting the minutes
I'm feeling fine

You show me up on purpose
I always show up on time
I know that it's strictly business
But I'm feeling fine
I'm feeling fine

Strictly Business

A number about werewolves. Spooky!

Featuring @blindhead on sax, clarinet, and banjo, and @doris_cellar on bg vox.

The Wolves of Battenkill

The Wolves Of Battenkill

Elsewhere....Mother Earth wakes up. 

Sax by Ben Dobay.

Mother Earth

Wheel of Arms

1935. Somewhere outside of Milton, VT. The sky splits open and within the woods there is a brilliant flash of light. Lenny and his friends investigate - in the darkness, they find a smoking crater. Lenny climbs in.

Lenny

The Day U Went Away

Outta My Mind!

Randall washes up on a vast, filthy, empty beach. The Eyes look inward and outward and show him things that have been invisible for 100 years.

Featuring @blindhead on all hand drums.

MOTHER EARTH

Dead Horse Bay

All songs written, recorded and mixed at my home studio on Long Island. Most are part of a song cycle about a meteor full of eyes that crashes to earth, and the aftermath. Not all though. 

If you dig them let me know!

ZOA

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