Lindsey Buckingham performing “Big Love” solo on that sweet Gibson Chet Atkins guitar.

If I could be a musician, I’d want to be Lindsey Buckingham. I love this kind of reimagining of songs, especially when I didn’t really care for the original.

Reblogging myself, in case you missed it between Apple news, the DC gunman, and Hurricane Earl. Thanks for your attention. The store is open. I’m in a bit of financial pickle. I decided to go freelance a little over two years ago and had one lucrative project (that still isn’t available for public consumption, sadly) that ended in April. Since then, I’ve been trying to find design work—freelance, office, a hybrid, it really doesn’t matter at this point—but have come up short. So I’m making t-shirts, in hopes of staying afloat a little longer. Presenting: Folk & Roll. John Denver. Bob Dylan. James Taylor. Jim Croce. KISS makeup. What could be better? The details This concept came to me a few years ago, and I executed a rudimentary version of it for a music showcase put on by my pal Marie at Roughneck Music. I’d been wanting to do something with it ever since. With her blessing, I’m starting with a t-shirt. I chose MySoti over other, perhaps more well-known alternatives because of the massive print size they support; 8”x10” is too small for what I had in mind, and they go up to 12.5”x17.5”, which is awesome. (They’re also the only site I’ve created t-shirts on that have sold, so they’ve already got a leg up on the others.) I’ve kept the price reasonable, I think, and chose colors that I’d like to wear. If you have special requests for different colors for either the t-shirt or artwork, let me know via Twitter (@jbshop) or e-mail (shop@jasonbaldwin.us) and I’ll do my best to accommodate your request. So what are you waiting for? Buy one already. And if you’d be so kind as to reblog or share the link to this post, I’d be most appreciative. You are my people. I love you.

Reblogging myself, in case you missed it between Apple news, the DC gunman, and Hurricane Earl. Thanks for your attention.

The store is open.

I’m in a bit of financial pickle. I decided to go freelance a little over two years ago and had one lucrative project (that still isn’t available for public consumption, sadly) that ended in April. Since then, I’ve been trying to find design work—freelance, office, a hybrid, it really doesn’t matter at this point—but have come up short. So I’m making t-shirts, in hopes of staying afloat a little longer.

Presenting: Folk & Roll.

John Denver. Bob Dylan. James Taylor. Jim Croce. KISS makeup. What could be better?

The details

This concept came to me a few years ago, and I executed a rudimentary version of it for a music showcase put on by my pal Marie at Roughneck Music. I’d been wanting to do something with it ever since. With her blessing, I’m starting with a t-shirt.

I chose MySoti over other, perhaps more well-known alternatives because of the massive print size they support; 8”x10” is too small for what I had in mind, and they go up to 12.5”x17.5”, which is awesome. (They’re also the only site I’ve created t-shirts on that have sold, so they’ve already got a leg up on the others.)

I’ve kept the price reasonable, I think, and chose colors that I’d like to wear. If you have special requests for different colors for either the t-shirt or artwork, let me know via Twitter (@jbshop) or e-mail (shop@jasonbaldwin.us) and I’ll do my best to accommodate your request.

So what are you waiting for? Buy one already. And if you’d be so kind as to reblog or share the link to this post, I’d be most appreciative. You are my people. I love you.

Grant Lee Buffalo — Tecumseh

1:07 of awesome. One of my fondest concert memories was when The Captain (Lane, not Morgan) and I went to see Grant Lee Buffalo at Bogart’s in Cincinnati. We found ourselves right up front, pressed against the security barricade in front of bassist/keyboardist Paul Kimble, who grinned when he saw us singing along to every song.

Tecumseh Grant Lee Buffalo (via GrantLeePhillipsTV)

Cee Lo Green - OFFICIAL VIDEO FOR F**K YOU (via CeeLoGreen)

The store is open. I’m in a bit of financial pickle. I decided to go freelance a little over two years ago and had one lucrative project (that still isn’t available for public consumption, sadly) that ended in April. Since then, I’ve been trying to find design work—freelance, office, a hybrid, it really doesn’t matter at this point—but have come up short. So I’m making t-shirts, in hopes of staying afloat a little longer. Presenting: Folk & Roll. John Denver. Bob Dylan. James Taylor. Jim Croce. KISS makeup. What could be better? The details This concept came to me a few years ago, and I executed a rudimentary version of it for a music showcase put on by my pal Marie at Roughneck Music. I’d been wanting to do something with it ever since. With her blessing, I’m starting with a t-shirt. I chose MySoti over other, perhaps more well-known alternatives because of the massive print size they support; 8”x10” is too small for what I had in mind, and they go up to 12.5”x17.5”, which is awesome. (They’re also the only site I’ve created t-shirts on that have sold, so they’ve already got a leg up on the others.) I’ve kept the price reasonable, I think, and chose colors that I’d like to wear. If you have special requests for different colors for either the t-shirt or artwork, let me know via Twitter (@jbshop) or e-mail (shop@jasonbaldwin.us) and I’ll do my best to accommodate your request. So what are you waiting for? Buy one already. And if you’d be so kind as to reblog or share the link to this post, I’d be most appreciative. You are my people. I love you.

The store is open.

I’m in a bit of financial pickle. I decided to go freelance a little over two years ago and had one lucrative project (that still isn’t available for public consumption, sadly) that ended in April. Since then, I’ve been trying to find design work—freelance, office, a hybrid, it really doesn’t matter at this point—but have come up short. So I’m making t-shirts, in hopes of staying afloat a little longer.

Presenting: Folk & Roll.

John Denver. Bob Dylan. James Taylor. Jim Croce. KISS makeup. What could be better?

The details

This concept came to me a few years ago, and I executed a rudimentary version of it for a music showcase put on by my pal Marie at Roughneck Music. I’d been wanting to do something with it ever since. With her blessing, I’m starting with a t-shirt.

I chose MySoti over other, perhaps more well-known alternatives because of the massive print size they support; 8”x10” is too small for what I had in mind, and they go up to 12.5”x17.5”, which is awesome. (They’re also the only site I’ve created t-shirts on that have sold, so they’ve already got a leg up on the others.)

I’ve kept the price reasonable, I think, and chose colors that I’d like to wear. If you have special requests for different colors for either the t-shirt or artwork, let me know via Twitter (@jbshop) or e-mail (shop@jasonbaldwin.us) and I’ll do my best to accommodate your request.

So what are you waiting for? Buy one already. And if you’d be so kind as to reblog or share the link to this post, I’d be most appreciative. You are my people. I love you.