True North Records

04/13/2026

Let me get this straight. Donald Trump spent over a year begging, lobbying, and throwing a full-on toddler tantrum demanding a Nobel Peace Prize — because Obama got one and Trump has never, not once in his life, been able to escape that man's shadow. He wanted to be a big boy with a fancy medal too. Adorable.

Fast forward to now, and this same man — the one who desperately wanted to be recognized as a champion of peace — is out here attacking the Pope for advocating for peace and opposing war. The POPE. A man whose entire job description is literally "be for peace."

And if that wasn't unhinged enough, Trump spent the weekend posting AI-generated images of himself as a Christ-like figure as part of his bizarre beef with the Pontiff. Because nothing says "I'm a serious world leader" like going to war with the Vatican on social media while cosplaying as the Messiah.

So to recap: Obama gets a Nobel → Trump wants one too. Pope says war is bad → Trump attacks the Pope. Trump gets called out → Trump posts himself as Jesus.

This is not a parody account. This is the President of the United States.

03/01/2026

Yesterday, the great guitar player, singer, and blues stylist John Paul Hammond passed away in NYC. I started listening to his records after seeing him demolish the stage at the Winnipeg Folk Festival in the early eighties. The way John played a resonator guitar while singing and playing the harmonica rack was something to behold. Like nobody else. I had the pleasure of meeting John Hammond in Regina, Saskatchewan many years back when I was asked if I wanted to introduce him before he took the stage as people were aware of how much of a fan I was. So, I was given his room number at a local hotel and I was to phone and ask if it was ok with him. I was very nervous to speak to him but I found the courage to ask if I could meet him for breakfast and perhaps ask his advice about getting into music as a full time career. He was so kind to say yes and was such a gent to me as he let me ask questions about the 60’s and New York and all the famous blues players he had played with, what gauge of strings he used, and what open tunings etc. I would run into him later in Austin and later still where I got to share the stage with him and play some mandolin on a tribute concert that was celebrating the music of The Mississippi Sheiks. He was an incredibly talented, kind and thoughtful person and I will miss that a lot. His records Mileage and Frogs for Snakes shaped a lot of my early teens and provided me a road map and song list for life. RIP John Hammond.

02/14/2026

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01/28/2026

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12/20/2025

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