The Lowest of the Low

You can check out all the music there.

Also, don't forget to check out my YouTube channel featuring full-length interviews from Subversives: The History of Lowest of the Low, the award-winning feature-length documentary on Toronto's Lowest of the Low.

And check out the tour vlog.

Tour vlog is very, very outdated, but there is about a year and a half of just touring of my life, and also touring with a country artist named Corey Marks.

I've started figuring out, like, you know, it's not about being Bon Jovi, it's being artistically happy.

It's about having people who think like you, and be able to sort of go to shows.

And that's what I love about Lowest of the Low, is that they basically have c- fostered this c- community of 35 years.

And I come there and I see people I see every show, and I love that.

We'll come together through our own way.

I wrote another song called Great Lake Love, a piano ballad that includes the wonderful voices of two great friends, Stephen Stanley, formerly of the Canadian band The Lowest of the Low, and the amazingly wonderful Heather Cook Scala.

This song, like I Am the River, is a song that goes through the many different aspects of my relationship with my now wife.

Spoiler alert, the author I spoke of before was me.

The Goo Goo Dolls performed at Nietzsche's in December 1991.

Lowest of the Low played in October 1993.

Other leading performers came later.

248 Allen Street exemplifies Buffalo's cultural heritage through its long-standing role in the development of the city's live and entertainment community, the application said.

I, I used to host a, an original singer-songwriter night on Sunday nights at a little place called The Only Cafe with my, uh, yes, and remember the-

The lowest of the low wrote about that place.

Yes, absolutely.

And I j- t- that's really funny because I just did a song with, uh, with Ron, with Tom Barlow.

Okay.

Dude-

And this is Lowest of the Low playing behind us.

Okay, so this is a cover of Lowest of the Low.