European Bookings
jojoconcerts@gmail.com
Songwriting/Stage & Studio Support
butsudanb@yahoo.com
The Prose BP (Available Worldwide from Amazon)
All Alone In The End Zone: An Irreverent Soul's Journey
Walking Between the Winds (Ruminations)
Further On Up the Road (Life After Calumet City)
"For special friends of Rick ..."
Barking at the Moon
Comet: A Story of North Central Texas
Eight Truths - On being a musician.
The Self-Help Book (The only book you'll ever need!)
The Heron King
On Being Human
October (A Cautiously Cosmic Curiosity)
Rode Hard & Put Up Wet: The Return of the Good Karma Cowboy
The Monkey Puzzle
Barbara June
Gold Coast Girl
Gold Coast: Stories from a Suburban Shangri-La
Blues for Chang
Avis & Burke (A sort of romance)
Sunset
Like a little dog in the Sun.
Meteor 42
Gold Coast After Dark (Heresy on the Half-Shell)
After Halloween
Two of Us (A Memoir of 1968)
two lights on behind: three stories about nothing much at all
Ghosts of The Calumet
a fragile thing that can only exist where fragile things are loved
bhajan
The Third Day: Jesus & Judas in the 21st Century
Shadows Adrift
Letter to Boogie ... and other selections
The Far Shore
Bill's Beloofde Land
for the sake of one pure note
across a sea of tickleweed
The Long Ride Home
A Question of Wiring:The Second Jackson Stride Mystery
"I was here: an exercise in self-expression."
Een Kleine Hond in de Zon (Het Boogie Boek)
A Different Rabbit Hole
Pahuska: A sort-of autobiography.
The Antler Paradox ... and other stuff.
Haunted: Selected Lyrics of Bill Parker
Denton Again: The Story in the Song
Ain't Got No Home (Mostly Unpublished Bits & Pieces)
The Video BP/dreamwest
dreamwest "on the air" in Friesland
Gold Coast After Dark Videos start here ...
'Live' on "De Nootjes van Gootjes"
(There's like 9 or 10 parts, so make sure you see them all! Thanks to Marcel Gootjes for having me on his show, to Ton Klepke for getting it on film, and to Jolanda Haanskorf for getting it all together.)
Credit Where It's Due
Website originally conceived and constructed to great effect by T.J. Follmer.
(Subsequent (virtual) manglings by BP, who should perhaps stick to music.)
"That's Mister Follmer to you, Jack."
As always, continued thanks to David Lash for 1968.
