Everywhere They'll Let Me Be...

Uber

A Story About a Parking Ticket
The Goatee Project
Reefer Madness (part of Wrisley Wednesday)
The Dog Crap Project (part of Wrisley Wednesday)
Word on the Street (part of Wrisley Wednesday )
I've Got Issues (or, Dee Dee is Dead)
The Innocence Project (w/ Laura B)

Really Small Talk

Zulkey

Rank: Ways of Shopping (for boys)
Spam or News Headlines? A Baker's Dozen
Bad Poetry Week, "Sermon Notes, after Ogden Nash" (archives lost; see comments in "I've Got Issues" on Uber)
So, Uh, I Have to Stop Speaking With You and Walk Over There for Reasons Which Will be Revealed Later
The Lonesome Death of Squirrel Nutkin (or, Things Beatrix Potter Never Told You)

Parenthetical Note

Juked

Actual Opening lines used on me by Business-to-Business Telelmarketers in McSweeney's

Fragile, in Smokelong Quarterly #2

Flies in Doorknobs & Bodypaint #35

Break Your Mama's Back (a conversation with David Giffels) in 3AM Magazine

Collaborative Poetry w/ Dorothee Lang

(now you) A Wish List, in Juked
You Took It and Bent It, in Subtletea
Heirloom, in SereneLight

BluesWax
BluesWax is the largest Blues publication in the world. It is delivered via email to more than 70,000 subscribers around the world each week. Free registration required. (Some links to artists' sites below)

Review: Black Keys, Rubber Factory
Review: James Lee Stanley & John Batdorf, All Wood & Stones "Rolling Stones Tribute"
Review: Delta Boy, When I Get Religion
Review: Walkin' Cane, 706 Union Ave. "Authentic Originals Blended With Blues Greats"
Review: Stockholm Syndrome, Holy Happy Hour
Review: 52nd Street Blues Project, Blues and Grass
Review: K.M. Williams, Minister of Texas Boogie
Review: Trainreck, Train Keeps a' Rollin, Review: Trainreck, "Train Keeps a' Rollin"
Review: The Boogiemen, A Little Trim, "Danceable West Coast Boogie"
Review: Erica Brown Band, Rough Cut Stone, "No Rough Edges Here"
Review: Dr. Project Point Blank Blues Band, 7, "Blues from the Balkans"
Review: Roy Tyler & New Directions, Three Way Calling
Review: Tom Rigney, A Blue Thing, "Blues that Swings, Bounces, and Rocks"
Review: Chief Shabuttie Gilliame, Snakes Crawls at Night, "Consistent Vocals Backed by a Rotating Line-up"
Review: Corky Seigel's Traveling Chamber Blues Show, Live, "Blues and Classical: Strange Bedfellows"
Review: Louisiana Red, No Turn On Red
Review: Jimbo Mathus, Knockdown South
Review: Jimbo Mathus and Friends, Live at Ground Zero Blues Club
Review: Jimbo Mathus and Knockdown South, Old Scool Hot Wings
Review: Roger Hoover and the Whiskeyhounds, Panic Blues
Review: Roger Hoover and the Whiskey Hounds, Jukebox Manifesto
Review: Al Kooper, Black Coffee
Review: Buckwheat Zydeco, Jackpot
Review: Charlie Musslewhite, Deluxe Edition
Review: Fins, Chrome, and the Open Road
Review: Goodtime Charlie, It's Alright
Review: Mr. Tater, That Bullshit's Got To Go, Vol. 2
Review: John-Alex Mason, Live Fire
Review: John-Alex Mason, Time Will Come
Review: Kermit Ruffins and the Rebirth Brass Band, Throwback
Review: Lee Rocker, Racin' the Devil
Review: Mark Lemhouse, Great American Yardsale
Review: Odetta, Gonna Let It Shine
Review: Otis Clay, Respect Yourself
Review: Paul Oscher, Down in the Delta
Review: Patrick Sweany Band, C'mon C'mere
Review: Lonesome Stars, Motorbikes, Radios and Dancehalls (on FolkWax)

Interview: Sittin' in with Patrick Sweany
Interview: Sittin' in with Jim Dickinson

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