Category: Posts!

  • Part of the Show

    I don’t consider myself in the career market. I’m sure there are plenty of people who go into career based on a strong understanding of self, having pursued education to qualify them for a job they can climb the ranks of,  fulfilling them, providing for them and leading them to a comfortable well earned retirement…

  • A Misunderstanding

    If you’re wondering why I do any of this, this is as close of an answer I can give you.

  • “Quiet Gusto” RELEASE @ BRICK HOUSE COFFEE

    Tonight from 7 to 9pm, I’ll be playing music at Brick House Coffee and selling copies of my new EP.

  • TOMMY LINK @ EDINBORO HOTEL BAR, 6 – 9PM

    Tonight I’m playing music from 6 to 9pm at the Edinboro Hotel bar!

  • Oh Hallowed Ground

    In 1976, Billy Joel released the album Turnstiles, which featured hits like New York State of Mind and Say Goodbye to Hollywood. One of the B sides from that album is Summer, Highland Falls, which opens with the lines “They say these are not the best of times, but they’re the only times I’ve ever…

  • Lost

    A song that has since been performed with Strangers and Liars, “Lost” was sort of the sequel to “Only Made a Bad Thing Worse“. There are plenty of times in life we have to watch good things come to end. When those times come, it’s important to know when to walk away from them as…

  • So in Love With You

    Listening to Roy Orbison and trying to capture that 50’s charm is what this song is all about. This song takes me back to the days of not knowing how to talk to girls I liked and having crushes on ones in relationships. An excavation if there ever was one, it may honestly be around…

  • Bad Luck

    This song was my stab at blue grass. Four verses of bad luck. Also, I was very proud of the chorus line “six feet fall and I’m still underground”. Verse 1: I got double booked for a gig, and since the other act had two people instead of one, and they were already setting up,…

  • The Price You Pay

    There’s a good number of popular musicians biographies that seem to follow the same trends. There’s the chapter about the troubled home life growing up, the chapter about the big break, the chapter about the first marriage going wrong, the chapter about the descent into substance abuse, the chapter about the second marriage going wrong,…

  • Somewhere in Between

    I heard (or read? Maybe it was a TED talk) every 10 years of adulthood, you are a completely different person than you were 10 years prior. It was implied that what comes before that, in your highschool/early college I’m-legally-an-adult-but-not-really years, nothing is set in stone yet. I think the generally accepted term is “finding…