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Like a Purgin'
So I got the flu... I hate getting sick, but whatever, every year about this time it seems to happen.  I spent an entire night ridding my body of everything it had in it.  I mean everything.  Seemed to me like a good time for a fresh start. Some backstory,.,,  We had our trailer stolen, it [...]
02/16/2012 03:13:10pm
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The Ghosts in the Barn
Silence.  I am in the silence business these days.  Not all silence is created equal.  The silence at night after a huge snow in Wisconsin differs immensely from the silence in a tiny basement apartment 4 blocks from the Pacific Ocean in Hermosa Beach, CA, or a monstrous church that has been designed to make [...]
09/29/2011 03:02:08am
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Cleansing
Most peoples jobs don't require them to be on the road 15 days a month eating road food and sleeping in guest bedrooms or hotels.  Most offices don't serve an unlimited stream of alcoholic beverages for free.  Mine, fortunately or unfortunately does.  Therefore, from time to time, I need to take a break from the [...]
09/22/2011 10:55:38pm
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Move over James Brown
There is a new "Hardest Working Man in Showbiz." Six shows last week, which isn't that big of a deal, but Three of them were on Saturday alone.  I started my week with a chill little happy hour show at Tex Tubb's on Atwood.  Looks like I will be doing every other Tuesday from 5:30-8:30, [...]
08/22/2011 09:12:28am
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killing my television
I have decided that I am addicted to TV.  I got netflix a while back, and since then I have watched every episode of My Name is Earl, Mad Men, and Phineas and Ferb (I have a four year old boy.)  So I decided to take a week off of the idiot box.  I am [...]
08/15/2011 03:28:16pm
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Posted by Frank Busch on June 24, 2011

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The mayor of my hometown (Cuba City) was killed in a car crash the other day.  Went to the wake today.  Apart from being the mayor of a one horse town, he was my 7th 8th and 9th grade basketball coach.  His son and I went to school together for 16 years, all the way from 1st grade through college.  We are still good friends.  Today at the wake services they had picture boards of photos and a slide show of photos on repeat.  I saw myself in a few pics.  I was a pretty big dork back then, skinny, tall, lanky, pimply.  They had a book to write down your favorite memory of Rabbi.  His name was Bob, but was called Rabbi for years.  I remembered the time he took me and a bunch of our friends to a WWF match here in Madison when we were all about 11 years old.  It was the first time Hulk Hogan ever wrestled Randy Macho Man Savage.. Needless to say it was awesome.  Then he bought me a Hulkamania t shirt.  Yep, that was my best memory of Rabbi.

On my way home from my show tonight at The Milwaukee Ale House I got to talking about this with Nic.  Then I realized that Rabbi had also probably yelled at me more than any one person in my entire existence, even my father.  Although sometimes the way me and my dad carry on, I wonder of he will have that distinction long lol. I am not saying this in a bad way, he was my basketball coach for three years, and I was a bit of an underachiever.  It was his job to yell at me.  And he did it well.  My last year of basketball was 9th grade and we went undefeated.  In retrospect, I should have kept playing.  Also in retrospect, I shouldn’t have bought that purple and black 8 ball jacket… Man, what a tool I was. Who am I kidding, I still am.  Rest in peace Rabbi.

Ok, enough sad stuff, here is a song me and the boys wrote on the first day of summer. It’s called Tonight enjoy!

Posted by Frank Busch on June 13, 2011

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Steamboat Springs, Colorado. June 11.  Possibly more than anywhere in the country, the people in Steamboat Springs, Colorado understand the importance of Quality of Life. They have a small community that stresses good health, good food, and knowledge of their surroundings. Not only geographically, but socially. There are no chain restaurants, everyone knows the person that makes their food and drink, and where it all came from. They are kind and open minded, and they like to dance. That is more important than the average person realizes.     The Ghost Ranch Saloon is one of best clubs a touring musician could hope to play. Tonight was our first night here, and there was a crowd of 250 people eagerly waiting to drink, dance and enjoy there lives. Then ride their bikes home (all their cruisers come equipped with cupholders.)     Thanks to everyone in Steamboat and especially Brian Smith for setting this up for us. Time for bed, Sunday show at The Little Bear in Evergreen tomorrow.

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