Singer-songwriter, humorist, b. 1951, lives in Massachusetts

Writes humorous folk songs about everyday life. His off-beat songs poke fun at everyday things: cars, food, where we live and the things that most normal people are afraid of.

His CD, LOVE ON THE LINE (1996) includes Yellow Datsun, a duet with Dar Williams. His song East Longmeadow looks at suburban life, commuting to work in a stationwagon and trying to get back home again. Paranoid is an anthem to fear. He goes to heaven but gets lonely in I Wish You Were Dead. The title track Love on the Line is the story about a long distance relationship. The couple marries during a conference call.
Peugeot is about his French car and was featured on a CarTalk music CD: Disrespectful Car Songs. He has performed at coffeehouses and concert halls throughout the northeast and he has been included on three of the Folk Next Door CD compilations at WWUHfm in Hartford. He was a finalist in the Boston Acoustic Underground.


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