"Myself, When I'm Drunk" (Live at The Duplex)
Featuring Paul Rescigno and Rebecca Weiner.

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"Myself, When I'm Drunk" (Live at The Duplex)
Featuring Paul Rescigno and Rebecca Weiner.
YOU GUYS! THIS IS SPECIAL! When I was 5, I made up this stupid song that I'd always sing. This year, I FINISHED THE SONG FOR MY FAMILY FOR CHRISTMAS! Here it is...featuring footage of the original from 5 yr-old me. Like I said, SUPER special! ENJOY!
FringeNYC Reel
I'm submitting for the LA Comedy Fest and had to make a reel so here it is. It's only slightly shorter than the actual show.
"Jesuit" (Live at FringeNYC)
Hey, we have a new pope and he's Jesuit! Hey, I have a song called Jesuit!
RELEVANCE!
"Jesuit" (Live at FringeNYC)
The oldest song in the reunion concert setlist. Well, except on those nights I jammed on an extended version of "This Little Light O' Mine". People seriously hated the 4 times I did that. "Jesuit", however, always managed a surprisingly good reception.
"Intro/We R Baq" (Live at FringeNYC)
The reunion concert begins. "We R Baq" was one of two songs written specifically for The Trio's 7th Reunion Concert, and was NOT included in the original script submitted to the FringeNYC board of directors. The show was supposed to just start with "Settle For Me" like everything else I've ever done has, but it seemed like this was a good opportunity for a ridiculous tone setter. It's a fun song, catchy riff, but it's not like this is one that can be used in any other context. Still, I figure it's better than my original plan, which was just to come out, play "Settle For Me" and then say "yeah, we just broke up, etc." SHOW don't TELL, people. That's just Junior High Script Writing 101.
Anyway, enjoy the super high def footage of me jumping around!