“Anthem” had a long gestation period. The chorus melody came to me in May of 2015 while changing the sheets on my bed (inspiration strikes…
Blog of Musician Wendy Hearl
Blog of Musician Wendy Hearl
“Anthem” had a long gestation period. The chorus melody came to me in May of 2015 while changing the sheets on my bed (inspiration strikes…
“No Words” was written very quickly in the first flush of new love. The object of my affection loved songs in minor keys so this…
After the release of Postcards From the Whirlwind in 2022, I spent the next couple of years working on the re-releases of New Heart and…
When I completed it, remember thinking that There and Back Again was my first consistently good album. It was my fifth, so one would hope…
I guess you could call Nth Floor Elevator my first double album. It wouldn’t fit on a 60–minute cassette, so I used 90-minute ones for…
My third album was recorded while I was playing regularly as a member of Culture Shock. My attempts to present my songs to the band…
Memory and records are scant, but I must have started writing the songs for Interim not long after Anti-Gravity was finished in 1991. I was…
It may seem a bit strange to do a Story Behind the Album for an album that very few people ever heard and which I…
I began writing “Broken People” in the spring of 2015, not long after the death of my partner. I was watching Casablanca, of all things,…
I conceived of the idea of this song while listening to Dave Brubeck’s “Take Five,” of course. I like to challenge myself, so I was…