Join me in my New Hampshire cabin kitchen for a new song on the eve of my 49th wedding anniversary! It's not just for old people.:)

Click to view the August issue of The Kitchen Musician.
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Here is a song to sing on nokings day.
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A nineteenth century Indian poet inspired this month's new song of encouragement as I struggle with the flood of cruel policies enacted by the current administration in Washington, DC. Join me in the kitchen for "The Sun Will Come!."
“The Kitchen Musician”
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FRIDAY, March 13, I return for a feature set at the South Shore Folk Music Club, Duxbury, MA. Join us!

www.southshorefolkmusicclub.org/event-6040225

Are you feeling overwhelmed by current events? Me too. Click to view the February edition of "The Kitchen Musician" - a new song and the story behind it.
www.tomsmithmusic.com?p=8073

So 1500 convicted criminals responsible for the terrible events on January 6, 2021 have been pardoned. Outrageous! Detestable! This song was my reaction immediately following the events of that day of insurection.
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The Emperor is Naked Today O
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Saturday, Jan 25 at the Homegrown Coffeehouse, Needham, MA. Join us!

We lost a great songwriter last month. I pay tribute to David Mallett and reflect on a long line of inspirational folksingers and folksongs. Click for a new song in the January issue of The Kitchen Musician.

www.tomsmithmusic.com?p=8018

Trad Chat #2: I illustrate the folk process by showing how one old folk song evolved over 100+ years.

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Sharing my first original Christmas song, ironically titled “Skipping Christmas this Year” – but it is really a story of someone who found an alternative to the heavily marketed consumer version of Christmas.
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Today I reflect on the recent national election, and holding conflicting emotions as I struggle to move forward. Join me in the kitchen and I’ll share the new song that came of it.
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