This month's Song of the Week is something new, for a change. I just finished this version of Anhedonia (3.6 MB, 160 kbps). I think I'll put it on the Clydes album, whenever that gets released.

Well, I'm not very good at doing things by deadlines, so the Song of the Week is becoming a bit more like the Song of Whenever I Feel Like It, but here's the latest: Money In the Bag, (11.2 MB, 320 kbps) It's by Hop, my old band from Austin in the early 90's. Drums: Greg Thibeaux. Bass: Rich Wooson. Vocals and goofy guitar: me.

This week's Song of the Week: Mr. Mitochondrion. I recorded this on 4-track cassette in 2003, back when I was just learning to play the drums. I'm going to redo it for the album but I kinda like the rawness of this demo version.

Forgot to post last week's Song of the Week here, but this week's freebie is Starling, by the Clydes. It was written and sung by the incomparable Melinda Dock. I played all the instruments.


See myspace.com/theclydes for more of Melinda's lovely tunes.

I'm not doing a whole lot with my website--www.davidmorrisonmusic.com-- at the moment, being busy working on the album, but I have introduced the Free Song of the Week: a different free download every week. This week: that old Maddison Atkins chestnut, Light Up My Way.

Wow, not only did I get paid to work on an album, I got advance copies. Will wonders never cease?

First they were refrigerator-sized.  Now they are immortal.  I'm telling you, only the power of the internets can protect you from the impending, squishy apocalypse:

Thank you to Roberts Pierson and Fisher for ably seeing to a terrific show at the Off Center in Austin last week.  The venue was set up beautifully.  I don't believe I've ever played to a friendlier, more attentive audience.  And the new Able Sea lineup sounds great - I encourage all lovers of dreamy pop soundscapes to get out there and experience them whenever they play next.

ALSO, if you happen at the moment to be stranded in Nacogdoches, Texas, may I humbly suggest that you make your way down to the Fredonia Hotel this evening at 8:00?   Not only are Jeromy and I playing, not only that I say, but also it just so happens that Adam Lamar is in town and he will also be apearing too, as well.  And it all costs nothing and is free.  Plus we're not charging.  If only Dan Grissom was in town, we could have a Beards & Beers reunion, but as it is, it's more like a Beatles reunion after John Lennon died but while George Harrison was still with us, if no-one had ever heard of the Beatles.