Paul Rogers' "Cul-de-Sac Kids" on XM's "Kids Place Live"

The coolest kids radio station, SiriusXM's "Kid's Place Live" has added another track off "The Cul-de-Sac Kids". They are now playing "Stop The Haircut" and "Sick Of Being Sick". You can check out samples to all the tunes right here.

Paul Rogers Interview on WERS FM

I'm pleased and honored that WERS FM in Boston is giving "The Cul-De-Sac Kids" airplay on their show, "The Playground". They also just posted an interview with me on their website. Cool!

Mr. Saggy Butt!

Sometimes life imitates art. Here's a fella that seems to have jumped right out of TDA's "Mr. Saggy Butt"

New TDA blog

We've started a new blog that will work with our blog host. Oh, yes we have!

Here come "The Cul de Sac Kids"

The past 6 months I've been working on a kids CD. I've been threatening to do it for a while (about 10 years) and 2010 finally seemed like the right time to knuckle down and get it done. The CD is set for a July 20 release, but you can check out song samples here. I'll be adding an order button soon. Enjoy!

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Accordions On The Rise

What's the range of a guitar? Twenty yards if you've got a good arm!

You may hear jokes along those lines soon , if an article by Seattle University Spectator is right. Accordion playing Seattleites discuss the rise of the accordion & the decline of guitars that overtook music in the 60's through 80's.

Have you noticed a rise in accordions in today's popular music? Team TDA has noticed the familiar sound in lots of T0p 40 bands - The Decemberists recently, Britney Spears years ago, & The Beatles decades ago. Who have you heard bellowing?


Image of Gogol Bordello courtesty of Flickr/Gregor_y