Good Stuff is Comin’ !
Looking forward to seeing everyone soon with new toonz, stories and shenanigans! Thanks for your patience. (photo by Nadine Tlili)
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Looking forward to seeing everyone soon with new toonz, stories and shenanigans! Thanks for your patience. (photo by Nadine Tlili)
Hey Everyone! Inasmuch as I seem to have recovered somewhat enough from my fall to get back to work, I’m looking forward to seeing you all soon with a new act I’m cobbling together; “Summer of ’72“… featuring songs of the era from some of my favorite writers and bands (and of course a good […]
Thank You! I am so deeply grateful and touched… . A special note to thank all family, friends and fans who have reached out with their messages of care, concern and flat out love after my near death fall last month that nearly sent me off into the great unknown. While out of town and […]
Thank you to all of the fans, friends and members of the “TRibe” who came out to see us. What a blast! Taking a bit of a break and we will see you again, very soon.
Doug has put together an evening of songs and stories focusing on his work co-writing and performing with Todd Rundgren, entitled ‘A Nodd To Todd.’ Backed by Drew Nagel (keys/vocals), Gregg Hollister (bass/vocals) and Lee Jeffreys (drums/percussion); what Doug describes as… “an enhanced unplugged show of mostly songs relative to Todd, or ones […]
Hello Everyone, So, little did I know when I ran screaming from my “music business” life, and now back to playing full time that I would have such a full plate. No rest for the wicked it seems.. And as if THAT were not enough… there’s “A Nodd To Todd.” An evening of “unplugged” live […]
New Music Video… Touch “Frozen Ground”
Touch was never quite a “New York band.” Even though for the most part we all lived in the city, built and rehearsed our act in a rat-infested loft next door to the Mid-Town South Precinct on West 35th Street (up the block from Reverend Sun Myung Moon’s zombie hostel in the old New Yorker […]
