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Martin: Yup, I’m getting back into the solo thing and now that I know I can do a James Taylor show, I’m going back to trying to put one together, and I’ve got other friends of mine that are also interested in maybe jumping in and being part of a band perspective with that, which would be interesting, to say the least, if that could happen. Q: Good grief! So what are you doing now, getting back into the music end of things? Martin: Oh, and then I did this stint, in the early 2000s to late 2000s, where I was doing film industry advocacy because I also did a lot of on-camera acting and voice-over work. I could burn the candle like that - I was young, ya know? I got married in ’93 and soon after I bought a house and started having kids, but I still burned the candle - I was still able to be a dad, a guy who owned a house and had to do maintenance things around it, be a good husband … none of that was sacrificed. I had the IT career that supported my life, and I was doing this on the side, but it was really almost like going through college as a double-major, you know? I’d be doing the corporate thing during the day but as soon as I got out I was off either going into a studio or I’d be out performing somewhere three or four times a week at night in various clubs down in Boston. Q: And that’s when you got out of the music end of things and went into a day job-type of thing? Martin: Well, the Coos Canyon ended a year and a half ago. Q: How long were you involved with those groups? So, I started doing less of my stuff and going into a cover band and then the comedy of the Maine Hysterical Society. Martin: Well, yeah, I was with a band but in the ’80s I was on my own and into the ’90s, and then, as soon as I hit the ’90s, I would say somewhere in ’94 or ’95, I think, is when I started to get involved with trios: my Maine Hysterical and my Coos Canyon trios began, as well as my family (chuckle). That was in the mid to late ’70s - do I remember that correctly? Q: Now when we were talking the other day setting this interview up, you were giving me a little history about your musical endeavors. I like Inside Out.Martin: There you go, a little James Taylor for you, I was just going over my stuff! Let's go to the movies to see Inside Out.īarney: Great idea, Luna. Me and Luna always love you, and you are our good friend. Please don't hate me.Īfrican Vulture: Barney, you know i don't hate you. How about if me and you go downstairs and you will apologize to her.īarney: I am really sorry, African Vulture.

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You should only tell her once a day to give you the sleeping pictures and the wedding pictures and to put the the deleted music videos, the deleted Nutzis episodes, and the Nutzis movie on Vimeo and Google+. She can talk to him.īarney: Really? Thank you! I cannot wait for the deleted music videos, the deleted Nutzis episodes, and the Nutzis movie to be put on Vimeo and Google+. She blocked Kenny Clark II on Twitter, because he stalked her. Somebody will ask her to unblock you.īarney: Luna, if you are there to protect me from African Vulture blocking me, then you would have told her not to block me. You should not ask her the same question about something you like nonstop.īarney: I will tell you. Luna: Barney, what's wrong? Why are you crying?īarney: African Vulture blocked me on Facebook, and all i want was the sleeping pictures, the wedding pictures, the deleted music videos, the deleted Nutzis episodes, and the Nutzis movie!

Barney Martin was upset because African Vulture blocked him on Facebook.

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