A special performance at the Philipstown Depot Theatre in honor of the Guinans family of Garrison, NY.

Singing with Pete Seeger in Beacon, NY

My '97 @BluebirdCafeTN performance of "Western Sky." (@WPLN recording) He drove out, to the western sky, Didn’t know where. Didn’t know why. He just went. Just had to go. Didn’t drive fast. Didn’t drive slow. All he knew was life was sad. Work was hard. Marriage was bad. All he could do was hit the road. Maybe out west, he could shed his load… So he drove out, to the western sky. Didn’t know where. Didn’t know why. He just went. Just had to go. Didn’t drive fast. Didn’t drive slow. Instrumental verse. Got out West. Built a brand new life. Got a new car. Got a new wife. Things are good. Everything’s fine. Memories fade. History’s blind. Still sometimes, when he stirs at night, Remembers when things were not all right. In his dreams, sun in western skies. But in a storm back east, the lightning flies. So he drove out, to the western sky. Didn’t know where. Didn’t know why. He just went. Just had to go. Didn’t drive fast. Didn’t drive slow.

Forgive My Dreams, by Andy Revkin -- arranged and performed by Jon Carin.

Bills Bills Bills (An Ode to Debt)

"Very Fine Line" video remix for CD version of my song on life's close calls. More: http://veryfinelines.com

Here's a 3-minute musical history of human fuel use, built around wacky discoveries in Thomas Edison and Mack Sennett film archives. More: http://veryfinelines.com

"Arlington" (Andy Revkin with Dar Williams Thanks to Dar Williams, Ben Neill, Joe Johnson, Art Labriola, Terry Textor Platz, Patti Pelican, Stacy Labriola, Mark Murphy, Peter Rundquist, and Jerry Krenach for contributing so beautifully (some at different times and places) to "Arlington." Here's fresh video version built around the recording that'll go on my CD coming in November. http://veryfinelines.com You can learn the full sweeping story through this extraordinary 2003 Baltimore Sun article by John Woestendiek: http://j.mp/arlingtonbaltsun03

Uncle Wade Aboard Sloop Clearwater, 6/2009

"That Six-Pound Trophy Bigmouth Bass - a pretty true fish tale.

"When She Sings" - when the fat lady sings, where will you be when she sings? You spend all your days caught up in the game, but where will you be when she sings? More here: When the Fat Lady Sings http://nyti.ms/U0onxz

Early Uncle Wade version of "Arlington". More info: Sacrifice, Security, and the Road Toward 9 Billion http://nyti.ms/11pI7Ne

"Heavy Metal Fighting Machine" (Tune written for 2001 film "Rock Star"; didn't make the cut, but makes a neat anthem for remembering an amazing World War II fighting unit -- 2nd Armored Div., U.S. Army)

"Breakneck Ridge" - a history of the Hudson Highlands in song.

"Blame it on Biology"

Liberated Carbon - A 3-Minute Musical History of Fossil Fuels

"Lee Fore Brace" - A Song Lamenting a Loss at Sea

'A Very Fine Line' - Life's Close Calls in Song

Grandpa's Cadillac - a song about an era when a car was a work of art.

A fun song about debt.

A song about the fabled past and uncertain future of our national cemetery, Arlington. More here: Where Will They Go When There's No More Room in Arlington? http://nyti.ms/138pr2e

A Ballad Recounts a Coal Miner's Death Foretold. More on this song here: Songs of this Fossil Age: A Coal Miner's Death Foretold http://nyti.ms/11SqvtM

Aboard the Sloop Clearwater -- UNCLE WADE

My onetime band Uncle Wade performing at the offices of http://www.philipstown.info