Jess Klein – Backstage

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In the studio. Matt the Electrician just came in to share his brass stylings with us. He has brass instruments of all sizes, like some old-time peddler of wares he kept pulling out cases of different sizes and shapes. It’s a warm day for January 3, 2009, about 80 degrees. Peanut the studio cat is using the opportunity to nap per usual. There is now a horn section on my song When the Time Comes. It sounds like Louisiana just walked into the room when that moment in the song comes. There’s a warm breeze blowing through the control room out here in the countryside 15 minutes south of town. Freedy Johnston just moved to Austin. He lives out here by the studio so we get the benefit of his presence. I landed in the right place.
Here’s a shot of Peanut, the studio cat:

Peanut