"Hi folks, I fell out of a tree last week and both my arms are like jelly. So therefore I can't play the drums anymore in the band Gravy Train Caboose. The other guys and girls in the band will have no trouble replacing me (even though I am unreplaceable - like a snowflake). I will not be leaving the band. I will be doing hummous wraps and also doing some programming for the sound effects portion. This week I'm splicing rain forest sounds for the Getaway Steven section of the set. The good doctor says I have a great chance of getting my arms to be not jelly feeling and I guess only time will tell. But until then, look for a new face behind the kit. And for heaven's sake, don't weep for me. My arms ARE NOT BROKEN they just feel kinda like jelly. So that is not a tragedy by any means. Thank you for all your support and look for SPICY HUMMOUS WRAPS and BABAGANOUSH SQUEEZERS out on the road this summer!"Monday, May 12, 2008
Ex-drummer for Gravy Train Caboose
"Hi folks, I fell out of a tree last week and both my arms are like jelly. So therefore I can't play the drums anymore in the band Gravy Train Caboose. The other guys and girls in the band will have no trouble replacing me (even though I am unreplaceable - like a snowflake). I will not be leaving the band. I will be doing hummous wraps and also doing some programming for the sound effects portion. This week I'm splicing rain forest sounds for the Getaway Steven section of the set. The good doctor says I have a great chance of getting my arms to be not jelly feeling and I guess only time will tell. But until then, look for a new face behind the kit. And for heaven's sake, don't weep for me. My arms ARE NOT BROKEN they just feel kinda like jelly. So that is not a tragedy by any means. Thank you for all your support and look for SPICY HUMMOUS WRAPS and BABAGANOUSH SQUEEZERS out on the road this summer!"
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I am saddened by this news. My heart goes out to the healthy members of Gravy Train Caboose as well as the families. Not to mention the loyal fans. They are the true heroes and the true victims. In all of this, let's try to remember the lessons the sixties taught us: peace, love, free love, ban the bomb...
I just wanted to say it 'cuz I thought it needed to be said.
rock on, man, rock on
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