Caulfield (and his magical violin)
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Caulfield (and his magical violin) is what you get when you listen really closely into a shell at the beach on the Puget sound. One time, a man did so, and his name was Mikey J. Ferrario. Consequently, a band formed out of the excursion. In fact, the band was not actually a band, but instead one boy who plays with whoever he can find that likes to play sounds. There are no rules to this band, just that rules are not allowed, and when you listen to the music, you have to call up a friend and tell them you love them. If you don't, they might die, and then you will wish that you would have called them to tell them you love them.
New News you may have already knew!
Caulfield (and his magical violin) are in the studio! Recording what is tentatively known as "an album." 2 songs are in the works right now and about 6 more or more are coming. The album is expected to hit stores sometime in 2008.
Also...
There are now Caulfield (and his magical violin) T-shirts! To buy one, contact me at mferrario11@whitworth.edu and I will send you one for the fair price of $7 plus shipping and handling. I will send them via the mail.
Comments - see all 11
dear mike, FOLK rendered is amazing. When the heck did you get so damn good at harmonica?
posted Mar 16
name your damn songs.
posted Mar 10
I have always thought that that picture of salinger looks like jimmy stewart. that picture of salinger is in my dictionary.
posted Feb 8
Clicking this will take you to "The Secret Diary of Steve Ballmer"!
posted Feb 5
Dude, tunes are now downloadable. Tell Robby that it would be sweet if he played dem on da radio. Dude!!! Black Sabbath covered your songs!!!! IMSOOOJEALOUS!!!
posted Jan 8
i listened to ann frank say dirty words today.... it was amazing
posted Dec 9
I JUST saw Black Sabbath perform live in New York City and they did these two fucking brilliant covers of both these songs! I would've called you, but I was way too drunk/high/baked/stoned to think of it.
posted Dec 8
Dear Mike, love, Rob
posted Dec 6
Second comment!
posted Dec 5
I knew that was JD Salinger. (God, actually, I almost asked you if it was your dad before realizing that the photo would be too old-looking and that your dad doesn't really look like that). Also, I'm glad that I'm your first commenter.
posted Dec 5
Go Slowpoke says:
thanks!! i'm not quite sure when i'll be over in that area, but i would love to play in your kitchen someday! i'm going to canada for three weeks at the end of october, and when i get back i'm putting together a new batch of folks to play my songs with. do you know any especially good places to play between seattle and spokane? maybe we could make a weekend out of it... xoxo peter
posted 1 week ago