I grew up in north central New Jersey
at the crossroads of Rtes 1, 9, 35, 440, 287 GSP and the NJT.  

I wrote songs about highways and angst and I played up and down the north east corridor from Asbury to Greenwich Village.  

Early one morning late last century I moved to Nashville TN  to write songs on a pawn shop guitar.  I played my music every chance I could and wound up being recognized by Billboard Magazine as a southeast independent artist.

Not long ago, but more than it feels, the biways brought me back east where I swim among the marshes and the Pines turn the river brown.  I write songs about ticket takers and tourists. I sing with the birds and lean into the wind.

I am a performing songwriter. 
I've been prolific most of my life.