June 21 — The New York Times has just editorialized in favor of a solution to high prescription drug prices that we have proposed and helped develop these past several years. At Public Citizen we are building a social movement to challenge the prescription drug corporations and make medicines affordable for all. Join us June 27-29 for the nation’s first mobilization conference for Affordable Medicines Now.
Here is “Discontents,” a song featuring Kate Rears’ cello and a symphony of classical and electronic sounds.
Join Foday Mansaray and the stone mining kids of the Borbor Pain Charity School of Hope as we put Ebola behind and work to provide education for all.
Here is “Failed States,” a new song of piano, talking drum and Gordon Withers’ cello we’ve just finished at Magpie Cage. The song’s story and double entendre refer to collapse in our societies and our relationships to each other. Read more.
Here is “All of Whom I Love,” a song I wrote in Hanoi, Viet Nam and have just recorded with Eamonn Aiken at The Bastille Studio in Arlington, Virginia. Kate Rears provides a cello quintet. I play nylon and steel … Continue reading →
The Elan School taught uncommon insight. But like many institutions of its kind, Elan was frequently accused of abuse. “No One Gets Free” is a new song about resilience and growth. Listen and read more.
“’North Star” is a brief acoustic song about finding our place; a community or purpose. Though that kind of certainty often is an illusion. The goal is merely to search. To undertake our journey, despite hardship and indignities, as completely as … Continue reading →
June 21 — The New York Times has just editorialized in favor of a solution to high prescription drug prices that we have proposed and helped develop these past several years. At Public Citizen we are building a social movement to challenge the prescription drug corporations and make medicines affordable for all. Join us June 27-29 for the nation’s first mobilization conference for Affordable Medicines Now.
