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July 3: Happy birthday, America! I didn't get you anything. Sure, after you work off the hangover, you can come see me at Cambridge Porchfest on July 11, or at the Armory on July 15, if you're musically inclined. But judging from the state of your national reflecting pool, I'd say you need antibiotics before you go out in public again. While you're housebound, you can check out my new album, Bad Apple, which is still available on Spotify and Apple Music and a whole host of other unholy places, as well as Bandcamp or my Web site. And watch those fingers with the fireworks, there.
| Songs: | If It Kills Me |
| Video: | Coronavirus 2020 tour: Bullets'n'Bagels, Medicine Sock, WY |
| Album: | Bad Apple (digital here, or here, if you still feel like spending money) |
| Gig: | July 11, at Cambridge Porchfest |
"He's awesome!"
- Paul Duffy, Front Street Coffeehouse"You are among the best entertainers I've ever listened to."
- audience member"I think your psyche must be a very interesting place."
- unidentified audience member"...a local treasure..."
- Club Passim Calendar"[Sam Bayer's] bass voice rumbles with mellifluous ease through each tune... Consider yourself blessed whenever you have the opportunity to experience his music!"
- Julie Woods"Sam Bayer's songs have the power to grip my heart and demand my attention."
- Susan Master"One of the finest songwriters in the state, if not the region."
- Steve Rapson"Sam Bayer's songs drag us, kicking and screaming, into the 'Tune Town' that is America in the twenty-first century."
- John Boehmer"...original songs rich in imagery and rhythm, sung like honey on sandpaper."
- Chris Pahud, Wessagussett Coffeehouse