August, 1963; Alice, 14, an only child, and physically well developed, is home for vacation. Shes moody, silent, keeps a diary, and explores tactile sensations with broken eggs, candle wax, ear wax, vomit, urine, blood, and, perhaps, if the summer goes in one very possible direction, semen. Without her underpants, she walks about, rides her bike, and sits on the shore as the tide comes in. She drifts to her fathers sawmill and makes eyes at Jim, a 20-something hand with a lean body and a models face. What will Jim do, and does Alice want to do more than stare and fantasize? Meanwhile, pop music fills the air and the TV screen, and Alices parents have their own drama.

August, 1963; Alice, 14, an only child, and physically well developed, is home for vacation. She s moody, silent, keeps a diary, and explores tactile sensations with broken eggs, candle wax, ear wax, vomit, urine, blood, and, perhaps, if the summer goes in one very possible direction, semen. Without her underpants, she walks about, rides her bike, and sits on the shore as the tide comes in. She drifts to her father s sawmill and makes eyes at Jim, a 20-something hand with a lean body and a model s face. What will Jim do, and does Alice want to do more than stare and fantasize? Meanwhile, pop music fills the air and the TV screen, and Alice s parents have their own drama.

Soon after her divorce, a fiction writer returns to her home in small-town Minnesota, looking to rekindle a romance with her ex-boyfriend, who is now happily married and has a newborn daughter.

"The Unreleased Album" with 12 tracks plus 6 bonus live and unreleased tracks. See album back photo for bonus track information. Pocahontas/Will to Love/Star of Bethlehem/Like a Hurricane/Too Far Gone/Hold Back the Tears/Homegrown/Captain Kennedy/Stringman/Sedan Delivery/Powderfinger/Look Out For My Love/River Of Pride/Campaigner/No One Seems to Know/Give Me Strength/Peace Of Mind/Human Highway.

In Glasgow, the drifter of few words Joe Taylor is working in an old boat with the sailor Les Gault and his wife Ella Gault transporting coal and other cargoes through the River Clyde.[/center]