I did every vocal and various instrument track for Accidents in 1993, save for sax by Bill Elrod on the Hunting of the Snark track. I drew myself at the Abbey Road crossing, after getting mowed down by a weird little guy laughing, riding barebutt on some motor driven unicycle thing.

So poor at being my own marketer am I, that I did next to nothing to promote and sell this one. Of course, a lot of good words from fellow musicians and friends were encouraging, but I just went to work on the next project as I've always done. For decades, I have been happy enough as a writer, without accolades and major acknowledgments. It's been much easier to keep the recording time to my own schedule, while I try to play everything,

 

There are some gems and lumps of coal in the group, and I created some wild ones next to something pop before something rock, followed by something folk. I am not much of a traveler, and music is my wanderlust. The tracks sound much better and pristine than the 1993 CD does. The remastered Accidents album also has extra tracks on it of other music and demos I had worked on around this time.