Hey! Thanks for stoppin' by today.

Yeah, keep your eye in the sky... or The Weather Channel, or this website. If it doesn't rain tomorrow, (And I don't think it's gonna) I'm gonna head out to Central Park for another afternoon of music with you guys.

Here in New York City it's raining right now. Kind of a gloomy day. You are abviously sitting at a computer... why don't you listen to "I Love the Company".

'Cause right now... there is something cool to wrap up the week. It's the show for Friday on ILTC. On today's show, I'm sharing a couple of songs that are works-in-progress... songs that I'm workin' on, that aren't anywhere near complete. Just thought it might be fun to let you guys in on the process. (Click on this logo to give it a listen.)

After you download this installment, why doncha call the number we gave you on the show to let us know what you think about it. It'll be cool. And, tell at least one other person to check out the Podcast!

Anyway, yeah... tomorrow Saturday. I'll probably be out in Central Park. I had a great time last weekend. Were you there? Singer/songwriter Alan Bennett came through town from Nashville and sat in for a couple of songs. (Check out the video from last Saturday. Click on the photo and give it a moment to load.)

And, I ran an acoustic version of the new song "Internet Angel" by the crowd again with the help of singer Dave Marcus.

Oh hey... I always promise that there will be a link to the websites of my guests on "I Love the Company" Todays' guests are Laura Clapp and Jay Mankita. (Mankita's song is kickin'. I gotta cover it i the park this summer!)

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Hey... and keep your eyes on the weather, okay? I have a feeling we're gonna get another great afternoon of music in this coming Saturday.

If you feel like it, or you're new here, just hit some of the previous shows, too. Or, go to the "Archives" and check out what's been goin' on around here. If you wanna email me about anything, you can hit the "Contact" button over there. I can't answer all the email I get. But, I promise I eventually read every single one.

See you here tomorrow, and in the park on Saturday.

Thanks again.