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Last summer I was honored to attend the Flawless Foundation‘s fourth anniversary event which was hosted by Tipper Gore and my friend, the evening’s Special Guest, model Sarah DeAnna.  Founded by the fabulous Janine Francolini, the Flawless Foundation “sees the perfection in every child”, as they advocate for children with brain-based behavioral issues.

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A video was produced from the evening’s event (aptly titled: Love Bigger, Judge Less) featuring moms of Flawless children.  There’s are impassioned, inspiring, and moving anecdotes about their children and is worth more than one look.

I know you all have been on the edge of your seats for my and Sally’s performance video to be posted and your wait is over!

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Check out my version of Sondre Lerche’s My Hands Are Shaking here, and our duet of Sally’s Split Decisions here.  Do enjoy!

Taking a break from rehearsing. Oh, the nerves.

Lots of love to Sally for indulging me in my crazy request.  Could not have done it without her. xo

I can’t believe I actually went through with it.  After months of coordinating schedules, I had my performance with singer-songwriter Sally Taylor last night at the Good Life bar in Boston.

We sang three songs (two hers, Split Decisions & Missing Part, and one by Sondre Lerche, My Hands Are Shaking, my solo) and to say I was nervous would be an understatement.  It was more like experiencing a hot fire rise up my back and over my ears while trying to remain calm and ignore the sensation of feeling my heart beat out of my chest.

Trying not to let my nerves show.

Duetin’.

As the progeny of music legends Carly Simon and James Taylor, Sally has a remarkable voice and made me feel very comfortable and put me at ease.

With the beautiful, talented, and wonderfully gracious Sally Taylor.

Video will be posted soon, but for now here are some more snaps.

With Ryan LaMarca of LaMarcable Productions.

With Brian Curr of Berkelee College of Music.

Funnin’ w the crew at the Bristol Lounge at the Four Seasons post-show.

A chance encounter with Doc Rivers, coach of the Boston Celtics, and friend Lesley Brawn post-show. What a fun twist to the night!

The answer is yes.

For a reason I don’t quite understand, I have decided to mark the entering of my fourth decade by performing a few ditties in public.  Most people are fine with a a normal celebration of some sort, but me…well, I don’t know what in the sam hill is driving this in me.

So I’ve enlisted my friend, singer-songwriter Sally Taylor, God bless her, to help me fulfill my secret public singing desire.

I’ve been firmly nestled into the “me” decade for eight months now and it’s taken about as long for us to sort out the date of May 19th.

Grab a friend and suppress your urge to heckle and stop on by.  Good times await.

May 19, Good Life Bar 28 Kingston Street, Boston, 6:30pm

I think I may wear this outfit.