Congrats to David James of San Francisco and Oakland for his song cycle based on his father the Rev. Jesse James, an activist and anti-hero from the 1960s and early 1970s in San Francisco, the Mission.

I don’t have time to say much more. Load in is in 30 minutes.

Stopped by Coupa for a smoodie sic and some Joe.

I am wearing #25 Richard Sherman not #16 Joe because Richard Sherman was the Rev. Jesse James of Stanford flawed gridiron heroes. I knew Richard as a nice young man, respectful, signed autographs for the kids on the field — the thing about “Crabtree he a PUNK’ was just code switching.

I forget if Richard Sherman knew Buddy Teevens. I am dedicating the show to Buddy. Knew him slightly.

David James has a great band including Beth Custer, voice and clarinet, Keith Lawrence viola – -who I am entrusting my miracle Mauve Cannon Canon — Al Williams from Drone ‘N” Bone on bone, John Hanes engorged with beats, sister Lisa M dial m for riddam. God damn. even on Yum kippur — they are calling my name at the cafe bar.

See you at 2. Thanks to Heather Zimmerman, Andrew Gilbert, Chuy Varela. Media is dead but it makes a good epitaph.

This is the type of stylized revolution earthwise was founded on. Also: good bye Jerry Mander. In the absence of the sacred was seminal, and yes I will claim up after my revolution. Dance. Dance Dance.

shout out to Mike Gough of MJF for feeding Ambrose and Sco.

next eight or so shows