A mysterious Facebook friend who seemed to have connections to my family in San Francisco. We were penpals for a while. He shared my demos with Quincy Jones, who produced "Thriller" among other things. 

Super rough, but practice makes perfect.

I've been listening to the "History of Rock and Roll in 500 Songs"—simply amazing!—and then the Rick Beato interview with Rick Rubin on YouTube. Thinking about what a great producer brings to a musical project. I wish I had one! 

Everything you have read about Megalopolis is true. I think everybody who cares about movies should see it.

Thought I would keep sharing as I work to get things ready for going into the studio to record vocals, real instruments, etc. It's a process.

Thoughts about artistic success and immortality.

Meditations on the wonder of coffee.

Thought I would share another rough mix of a song from my next album. Written by my late friend Greg Jones, it has never been released.

Four years later, I finally figured out the bridge. A rough recording, on my phone, but I'm happy with the song. The last song I had to finish writing for my next album of originals.

Update: I uploaded an newer demo here, having added some rudimentary strings. Now I know what the song can be.

I have wondered for decades if the the lines

"Someone left the cake out in the rain

were a joke. I found the answer!

https://waynerobins.substack.com/p/jimmy-webb-the-meaning-of-macarthur