Glenn Yoder: Sings, plays guitar, piano, and some other instruments Friends: Sing, play various instruments
Influences
Neil Young, George Harrison / The Beatles, Tom Waits, Willie Nelson, Ron Sexsmith, Ryan Adams, Hank Williams, Alejandro Escovedo, Bruce Springsteen, Will Johnson / Centro-matic, Paul Simon, John Doe, Elliot Smith, Nick Drake, Jeff Tweedy / Wilco, Evan Dando / Lemonheads, Geoff Farina, Cat Stevens, Bob Dylan, Paul Westerberg / The Replacements, Jason Molina / Songs:Ohia / Magnolia Electric Co., Teenage Fanclub, The Band, Pure Prairie League, The Jayhawks, Superdrag, Old 97s, Nada Surf, and Cassavettes.
Miniature Schnauzers are adorable, and they know it. In fact, just one glimpse at their mustachioed and bearded expression lends an impression of energy, attentiveness, and an endearing demeanor. Not just a pretty face, the Miniature Schnauzer is quite capable of performing traditional terrier tasks, such as the pursuit of vermin and general farm work, but he is more likely to be seen spending time with his human family.
Who the heck is this Miniature Schnauzer fan:
-Sings and plays guitar in Boston rock group Cassavettes.
-Released a debut (sort of) solo record entitled "Okono Road" in January 2009. Produced by Todd Thibaud.
-Eats only white food, sources report.
the new stuff sounds excellent my friend! Cant wait for the full length to come out and hear the rest...ill try and get out to this porter bellys show on the 28th, solo acoustic?
Glenny boy! This is a message about our show friday. Not for your benefit, as I already mentioned the show to you once, but for the benefit of your wild raving fans, who check your mypsace page meticulously and instantly associate anything on it as "cool."
That being said, we be rocking the Lizard Lounge friday night! We might even play Purple Rain after the countdown, you never really know.
what's up my man? i really like your music. it's not quite the style my ear usually wanders to, however i dig it quite a bit. i hear some of the beatles, bob dyaln, neil young, maybe even a little tom petty. any who it's good stuff. next time your around big D give a call (972-310-4653). i realize i have been a bit of an anti-social creature over the years, but if you don't mind sitting in a room filled with enough smoke to suffacate a small animal, we should catch up. perhaps i might even twist your arm into doing a choriagraphed dance to ice ice baby. i have recently become somewhat of an amateur kareoke enthusiast, and that seems like an appropriate venue. how are things in your neck of the woods? how bout those celtics, baby? you still ball like back in the day? anyway. it has been too long since we talked. i would like to hear some stories about glenn yoder, straight from the horse's mouth. give my reguards to the rest of those Yoder's. the dude abides.
