Mark Stewart's Online Abode
It is better to have learned and forgotten than never to have learned
at all.
- Julie Ann Sosa
Hello and welcome to my own corner of the Net.
Why is this man smiling?
Because I'm embarrassed about how out-of-date this site has become! Seriously, it's time for some spring cleaning around here, and I expect to revamp the whole thing bit by bit. For starters, I'm still playing a lot of music -- bouzouki, mandolin, guitar, bass and banjo and some singing. You can find me performing with The Immortals, having recorded with Keltia, or participating in Mitchell's Famous Irish Session, as well as occasional stints with the Groundlings and the Arrow Band.I also enjoy listening to music. I've found lots of interesting music listening to WXPN 88.5 FM. I've much revised my bookmark file since I originally created this page, and there's lots of music-related stuff in it, but you may have to scroll around a bit since I took out the links to the separate sections.
Visit NJFOLK
is an online guide to folk music resources in New Jersey. These
pages list dozens of Web links, publications,
contact information for folk music organizations, and much more.
Bookmarks
Some links I've found interesting and useful.
Essential Album List
Some music I like listening to.
The Grout Writings
An unusual item, possibly enlightening, possibly entertaining (no promises!)
Chemowocky
Another unusual item, possibly enlightening, possibly entertaining (still
no promises!)
Thanks for your visit. And remember:
Be excellent to each other!
- Bill S. Preston, Esq.
Last updated 30 Dec 02This page was created (and is occasionally even maintained!) by Mark Stewart, to whom you may send comments, ideas, tidbits, or strange cosmological theories.