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August, 1996. The month everything went right.
My first solo album. Modern dermatology. A kid who quotes Homer Simpson. The slow realization that the road goes on forever...
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1996. New York and Los Angeles. Letting go and finally getting somewhere...
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Breaking up is hard to do. The beginnings of Diary Of A Mod Housewife. Temp jobs and uncomfortable elevator encounters.
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The magic of three; life as a rock mom and the loud majesty of Urge Overkill and Big Muff distortion pedals...
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Moving to Williamsburg, back when Brooklyn was...Brooklyn. A day job at Tudor City. The Shams make an album, and a video.
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Adjusting to life post-October 1988. Harmonies and laughs with baby Hazel and the Shams; touring with the Indigo Girls, and an introduction to that sleepy backwater on the other side of the East River: Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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The last Last Roundup; birth of the Shams and life is a mother.
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Making tracks in...Springfield, Missouri. A visit from a true inspiration. And "good evening, um, Ruston!"? Last Roundup on record and on tour.
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Just A Little Is Enough - Last Roundup, Twister
Rebel Girl, Rebel Girl - Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby, A Working Museum
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Saying "I do," and keeping on doing. Playing for some tough customers (my parents) and going solo at the long term temp job variety show.
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Two girls, two guys, one upright bass, lap steel, three acoustic guitars, banjo, fiddle and a washboard in NYC and Nashville: getting good takes time. And love is a country compilation cassette.
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