Welcome to the page of miscellaneous information.  Linked here are articles that I may have written on various subjects.  I'll also provide a few links at the end of general interest to you.

Pages I made:

• First and foremost, let me tell you about Carl Nielsen.  He was a Danish composer who lived from 1865 to 1931.  You should visit the Carl Nielsen Web Pages I built.  Really, you should.
• In a similar vein, I built a little page about Alexander Scriabin.
• And here is a page dedicated to the Jazz Composer JJ Johnson.
• Here is an archive of some reviews I wrote over the years of recordings and concerts.
• My tribute to God Street Wine.
• Here are lessons I wrote for the Warr Guitar.  Regular guitar players will find them helpful, as well.
• Read about the string gauges I use on my 8 string Warr Guitar.  This is really fascinating, especially if you own one yourself.  I added a listing of the gauges that I use on my 10 string.
• Find out about all the public radio stations that you can listen to in New Jersey.
• 21 - a number, a quest, a way of life?  You be the judge.
• See my Best of 1997 web page.
• Read the inside story on how Joe D'Andrea and I started working together back in the old days.  A true story, though slightly enhanced.
• Read about my Y2K European Vacation in Neufchateau, Belgium, and the return visit in 2001. and the NEW 2003 and 2004write ups!
• Read about the band called The Other Way

• Touchstyle.com - a place where I have had my music published.  Great resource in general for two handed tappng musicians who are willing to read.
• Clic Music - you can buy my CD's and books through them if you are in Europe.
• Ola's Tapping Page, with pictures of many instruments.
• Broadside Electric - Philadelphia's Greatest Folk Band.  I sit in with them from time to time.
• Two great New York institutions: WNYC and the New York Mets.
• The Philadelphia Marathon, 26.2 miles of history.  Every year,on the Sunday before Thanksgiving.
• Skepdic.com - the skeptic's dictionary.

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