I've been getting quite a bit of traffic on SPKML.com the past couple days, now that I can tell, having installed a counter that only counts unique visitors and not just visits.

I'm pretty stoked about some of the recent events and have been trying to work out some things. Anyway, that's it for now.

l8r,
Chris

Latest News

Well, I guess the latest news is that I'm planning a trip, possibly, to visit my brother in Maui.  I've begun working on writing my next book, which I actually started about ten years ago, which is why I mentioned it being the title of my 2nd book, in the song, "SPKML".

l8r,
Chris

New Video Podcast Episode

That's right, I've posted a video that I recorded of me playing "The Flight Of The Titmouse" acoustically.  The song was originallly written by a friend, Mark Worlein.  Anyway, the podcast is  here.

l8r,
Chris

I've been thinking about bookings, even tried to get a few but haven't heard anything yet.  I'm going to really try to promote my CD, starting with a limited-run of my latest CD, "Somebody Please Keep Me Lucid" but with two extra tracks. The CD is autographed and as mentioned includes the edited version of "The Stars In Your Eyes", and the original recording of "Break Free".  I should really decide on a price for the CD.  I think I might just charge a 10-spot for the thing, figure 12 bucks for shipping in the Continental US.  Ya think?

l8r, 
Chris

"Somebody Please Keep Me Lucid" Released

Well, it's official!!! My latest CD has been unleashed for the world to scoff at... I hope that's not the case. I think there will be people who like it and so I'm really trying to promote this CD. It's actually the third CD I've released. It's remarkably better than my previous albums, in performance, clarity, quality and such, resulting in a disc that I hope others will be able to connect with. The CD, as well as my first book, <CodeBase />, are available through http://www.spkml.com which contains a link to http://www.cafepress.com/chris_d_johnson - which is where you can order the book or CD via the CafePress On-Demand website. Pretty nifty actually, which might be why they won a Webby Award...

Sweet. Gotta run!.
l8r,
Chris