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We all have a place we can escape to when troubled or run towards to satisfy a craving. Sometimes, it’s the same place.

The sea draws us closer to its calm or rage, equally as humbling and inspiring. A walk through a park provides quiet solace, surrounded by natural beauty. Our favorite music and the open road might be just what we need.

This place isn’t always a destination or the pursuit of solitude. Often, it’s the gathering of family and friends that comfort us with laughter, spirited conversation and common ground for us to tread.

Occasionally, I revisit pop culture from younger days to serve as a distraction from the remains of a challenging day. Lately, that diversion has been Cheers. Each episode begins with a short scene to set up the storyline then transitions to the theme song which includes a Skip Intro button. As you might have guessed, I let it play. I have to hear it.

“Making your way in the world today takes everything you’ve got…”

Meeting Billy Joel … and Regretting It

Meeting Billy Joel … and Regretting It

t was Spring, 1989 and I had been living in New York City for just a few months. Similar to an actor working as a waiter/waitress to allow the freedom to pursue opportunities, I worked as a doorman/bellman at The Royalton Hotel, owned and operated by Studio 54...

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Home Of The Brave

Home Of The Brave

For a few uneventful years, I was signed to a small dance label based in NYC. I was assigned an up-and-coming songwriter, Kara DioGuardi (PINK, Christina Aguilera, Kelly Clarkson), to help me pen a POP single in hopes of the label breaking into a new market. The...

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Capturing Barbra Streisand’s Prisoner

Capturing Barbra Streisand’s Prisoner

During the writing phase of my album What A Man Can Do, I knew that I wanted to record one cover song. Since the album explored several genres, the possibilities were endless. I could of went in a Classic Rock direction and chose a song from Journey, maybe play it...

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