I've written a movie in the form of a song, a play in the form of a song, here's a CARTOON in the form of a song . . .
One day while walking to a recording session on West 20th Street, I passed by 3 businesses and thought, "What if . . ." and the song just tumbled out.
"Life Happens Fast On West 20th Street"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMV1CSRBLo8
https://www.facebook.com/christine.lavin.5/videos/10222371278418038
And there's more! When the song was over my brain worked overtime, so here's what happened to everyone after the song stopped:
https://christinelavin.com/news/
I really am a customer of Mike's Tech Shop -- if you are in need of a good Mac shop, these guys are aces. Steve Doyle, who plays bass on this song is also a good customer and told me about them. Here's the credits on the song. I play guitar and vocal and the rest are:
Brian Bauers: harmony vocals, keyboard, producer
Ashley Madison Bauers: harmony vocals
Steve Doyle: bass
Daniel Glass: percussion
Phil Klum: mastering
BTW, there's one line in the song I should attribute to Ring Lardner: the line about giving her a look you could pour on a pancake. That's from his book, "You Know Me, Al" -- love me some Ring Lardner.
Enjoy!
Chris