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Author Archives: Marc Gunn
Weekly Update
— I’m back from another weekend at the Castle Muskogee. It was a decent weekend all things considered, but Saturday I was hit with heat problems that left me forgetting lyrics on Sunday. It was another sad reminder that I am not physically able to perform at faires. For now, I continue to do so. […]
The Gift of Cat Love Now on iTunes
CD Baby loves me! They said so. They also told me that The Gift of Cat Love is now iTunes. That is the cool three-song single I released to preview Whiskers in the Jar. The CD features “What Shall We Do With a Catnipped Kitty”, “Danny Boy”, and “Molly Malone… The Cat’s Perspective/Planxty Hewlett”. If […]
Student Days, Whiskers in the Jar and Exclusive MP3s (Coming)
Just done with Student Days at Oklahoma Renaissance Festival. It went well. Michelle Hedden is playing bodhran for us all weekend, and it’s ton fun having rhythm. At the end of the day, I went and played some cat songs for fans and the Queen. I don’t ever play those songs so it’s a bit […]
Vivid Dreams and Drums
I had a really vivid dream last night. I don’t quite it except it had to do with my music career. And what’s really weird is I still feel like reliving that dream… even though I can’t remember it. *shakes head* Ugh! Now I’m uploading “Gypsy Rover” to ReverbNation. I’m tossing the idea of moving […]
An Engineer’s Guide to Cats
I finally got around to watching this. Too funny! My cats enjoyed it too.
Renaissance Lasciviousness
A while back, I was looking at this painting in the National Gallery of Art in D.C.. It was a painting depicting an Venetian casino. The plaque read that these rooms were typical places for gambling and lasciviousness. Patrons would come in costume with masks to hide their nature in true Venetian style. The painting […]
Upcoming CD Notice
Later this summer or possibly in the Fall, I hope to record my next studio album with Rich Brotherton, who also produced Whiskers in the Jar: Irish Songs for Cat Lovers. The concept behind this album is the fusion of traditional Irish music with American folk and blues. The title–How Irish Music Saved Civilization. I’m […]
A Peak at Today
Busy day. I can barely remember it. I cleaned, did laundry, practiced, watched some movies, and I made biscotti… or attempted to. I’ll try them out tomorrow and see how good they taste. I also realized that one of the cats pissed on some pillows and such. Oh, and I published a Cat Drinking Tails […]
First Weekend of Oklahoma Renaissance Festival
I am home lounged in front of the TV watching Music & Lyrics. Tiziano climbed up onto the couch, circled and plopped down leaning against me to hinder my ability to refill my bourbon. Torre is crouched quietly on the other side of the couch. I love coming home. My weekend at the Oklahoma Renaissance […]
