You may have heard of a book called Table Talk. If you haven’t, that’s okay; it was published in 1566. It’s a series of sayings by Martin Luther that were collected as he talked over meals with students and colleagues, and the topics of conversation ranged widely, including not only insights and observations, but facetious, funny, and even damaging remarks. In short, it was off the cuff. Uncensored. I imagine that when people sat down at the table with Luther, they never knew just what they were going to get. This video series is kind of like that—only with video cameras and . . . well, you never know what else. You’ve been warned.
Table Talk: Andy Gullahorn
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21 Comments
Tony Heringer
I am still working on my comments. I have submitted them to Dear Leader for editing and extra puncuation. Bowling pin? Nice touch.
Tim Bourne
I enjoyed this video completely. I await the albums soonish release with all the excitement I can spare.
Jim Daniels
I watched the entire video and found that it compl
Mollie Griffith
Empathy is a good theme. Would you make the next album’s theme a dance re-mix?
Mark
But Mollie, what about the opening lyrics to “Chloe in Pasadena”?!?!?
Andy – I was at one of the BTLOG concerts and you sang an unreleased song for a friend raising a child with Aspergers. I used to tutor students with Aspergers. Even though I’ve only heard the song once, it was one of the most beautiful songs I’ve heard. I’ve been searching YouTube on a consistent basis to see if there is a recording of that song someone out there. I can’t wait to hear it again.
Jackie Wilson
A clean bathroom is a mark of strong character. I’ll buy this record.
PaulH
Andy just plains rocks!
S.D. Smith
Move over, Martin Luther.
“Here I sit. And roll.”
Andrew Fesslehock Gullahorn
Sharon
Fesslehock?
Kelly
Mark, the song you’re thinking of is called “sleeping sound,” I think. Andy sang it at our house concert a while back. That was right when my husband and I were starting to realize that our oldest might possibly fall into that category called Asperger’s. Soo…yeah. I was a pile of rubble when the song was over.
I think I remember reading/hearing/imagining that Andy is putting it on this record?
Patti
Anybody notice that Gullahorn is misspelled?
Hans
Who is the breather?
Carrie. Luke
I am SO excited about this record, Andy!!! I can’t wait to hear it!
Mark
@Kelly – I hope so! Thanks to your help with the song title, I was able to find a live recording of that song on YouTube. I’ve listened to it on repeat at least 10x since. Jill is in the video too – such a beautiful song and wonderful couple.
Seth
Great interview! The bowling pin at the end was touching.
Chris
Cannot wait for this record. Andy is one of my favorite songwriters.
Tom Murphy
Andy Gullahorn and Matt Connor – redefining “unplugged”
Jenn C
CAN. NOT. WAIT.
Obviously I can, but you get the idea.
Nan
Like, Like, Like!
Mark A
So ready for some new Gulla-goodness. Completely pumped. Ship it man, ship it!
Jonathan Barnette
Thanks so much for writing a song about me Gully!
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