Tonight I played an open mic at Muddy Waters, a little coffee-shop-slash-pub downtown. I was surprised at the good turnout considering it’s such a stormy, cold and rainy night. But it was a great time with a lot of talented folks. The folks at Muddy Waters were very hospitable and put on a fun show. If you can make it to this, they do it every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month. I highly recommend it.
I told corny jokes and performed three songs, one of which is a new one called “Dance With Me” that I recently finished.
I’m considering playing the open mic at Dargan’s Pub tomorrow night.
On Thursday Dec 27th, 2007, the INDIE MUSIC SHOW presents Bruce Goldish, Lisa Goe, Nathan McEuen, Delaney Gibson, Fly To Blue, Ukulele Jim (hey, that’s me), Forgotten Teardrops, and Christina Grimm.
Well, here’s the performance. This was recorded way back in July, which was 10 pounds and a beard ago (I’ve since lost both). I’ve never performed on television before, so I was nervous as hell and it kinda shows.
INDIE MUSIC SHOW EPISODE 13 with KYLE from the COSMIC REVELATORS, LAURA MIHALKA, and UKULELE JIM (hey, that’s me) airs on channel 17 in Santa Barbara on these dates:
11/30/2007, 3:30 AM
12/1/2007, 9:00 AM
12/1/2007, 10:00 PM
12/2/2007, 3:00 PM
12/2/2007, 11:00 PM
12/3/2007, 2:00 AM
12/3/2007, 11:00 AM
12/4/2007, 8:00 AM
12/6/2007, 8:00 PM
12/7/2007, 3:30 AM
12/8/2007, 9:00 AM
12/8/2007, 10:00 PM
12/9/2007, 3:00 PM
12/9/2007, 11:00 PM
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Just for a bit of fun, using Google (or whatever search engine floats your boat) search for your name, followed by ‘likes to’ surrounding both by double quotes. For example, “Jim likes to”. Then write down the first 10 search results.
This is what mine came back with:
Jim likes to use big fancy words and monologue when he addresses someone.
Jim likes to play football, pass, pass, pass.
Jim likes to tell this story about one of the beneficial effects of biodiesel — the elimination of the well known diesel fuel exhaust odor.
Jim likes to read about farming, sing to his pets and advocate for positive change in state policies that endanger the future viability of agriculture.
Jim likes to hold occasional fireside chats in the church fellowship hall during which he regales a charmed congregation with tales stranger than fiction.
Jim likes to do things in a certain order and dislikes his routines being altered.
Jim likes to keep his business separate from his charitable contributions.
Jim likes to get as many people on as he can comfortably.
Jim likes to work with holes made by insects, birds, small animals, etc.
Jim likes to lure people to his gingerbread house and abuse them.
Several of these statements are true about me. I’m not telling which.
I recently ordered a new ukulele (yes, another one) (yes, I have a problem) and it arrived from Hawaii last weekend. It’s a Pono made of curly koa and it’s a great little player with a nice, warm sound.
I took it out of the case and started playing it, just goofing around really, and suddenly this song began pouring out of me. I had the whole thing written in a matter of minutes. I’m starting to think maybe the song came with the ukulele, or the ukulele wrote it and I’m just channeling it. Anyway, I recorded it tonight and I think it came out okay.
Like all my songs, this was recorded on a Zoom H4 and then mastered in Cubase LE. In addition to the Pono I’m also playing a no-name longneck zebrawood uke on this one.
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