I’m performing on the Acoustic Armageddon stage sponsored by Georgetown Music at the Georgetown Carnival in Seattle WA on Saturday June 11, music starts at 1PM, we’re on a bit later. Phil will be with me on cello, for extra fun.
Lots of super talented folks are singing, get there early and stay late, free entry, tons of tasty food vendors etc.
SJ
We have one single track on Spotify, ‘Mercy’:
https://open.spotify.com/track/1wsrWjhj0ZBFH5fYmkpteo
It features Bill Rieflin on drums, Peter Buck (R.E.M.) on guitar, and Scott McCaughey on bass. Enjoy!
SJ
Our brand new ‘Mexico’ t-shirts have arrived, and they look lovely!
“The Sun is on our right, we’re going to Mexico”
You can order yours here to have shipped to you or pick up at a show:
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We picked up a last-minute gig tonight at Mobster Mike’s in Bremerton WA, the best listening room in Kitsap. Also performing is Wyatt Olney and the Wreckage and Tyler Jacob Brillhart, 8PM, free entry. Fun.
Mobster Mike’s
602 4th Ave
Bremerton WA
8PM
Phil Hirschi (cello) and I had a fun rehearsal and show on Wednesday, and we worked on some new music, and I think you should probably come out to a show soon: https://www.sjatr.com/shows
Best
SJ
I’m performing a nice and tidy solo set at The Triple Door Musicquarium this Tuesday, I’m on first, 8PM sharp. And then Tekla Waterfield and her band will be delighting your souls and ears. Free entry, invite some friends.
I recently read Sean Carroll’s ‘From Eternity To Here’ and I thought it was a superb explanation of the physics that might lead us to understanding time. But don’t be fooled into thinking it has the answer to “what is time?”, we still don’t have a full understanding, fortunately we do however have General Relativity, Quantum Field Theory, Entropy, and a bunch of other cool theories that Professor Carroll ties together very clearly. It’s very light on math also, in case you happen to have that phobia.
‘From Eternity To Here’ also includes bits of interesting history of how we have perceived and explained time and cool stories of the physicists and their discoveries.
Enjoy!
SJ
