Matt the Girl Cat.
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Multiple Points of Urgent Miscellany
Nemo's parlour organ--land bedroom version 
Down into the light. 
1988 found me on the roster of the Kansas City Royals as a specialist On-Deck Batsman, performing on the league-minimum salary, $4. Still, analysts agree today I had what would be a career year. You'll hear about it in my forthcoming song, "The Long Wait: A Secret History of the On-Deck Batsman." 
Vintage 60s dishware inspires website aesthetic, or, "More Dan Hutt Field Recordings, please!" 
Mirroscope 
Skywalker & Vader: Me and one of my Wilson idols--Matt. 
Antediluvian Rocking Horse's Music for the Odd Occasion: quite possibly the hippest album cover ever. 
Every Pad Needs a Hi-Fi by Derek Yaniger 
"Beautiful Dreamer" by Currier & Ives, between 1865-1907 
Carload o' Albums! 
camera obscura 
camera limitada 
1960 Fender Rhodes keyboard 
Daniel Hutt, Certified Thereminist, now taking appointments. 
Bomb Pop food group 
The World Book Encyclopedia. We've got the 1963 edition, and B is my favorite volume of this handsome and educational set. 
My next guitar: briefly manufactured in 1968-69, the Fender (Blue Flower) Telecaster, now available as an excellent Japanese re-issue. 
My fall-back plan. 
I can only imagine that this beautiful girl became so blissed out from listening to the Zombies' Odessey & Oracle album that she collapsed on the floor in front of the vintage Klipsch speaker to be as close as she could be to the right channel backing vocals and mellotron. I think that must be about right. 
The Warehouse Bar on River Street, Savannah, GA: Portal to the Garden of Earthly Delights 
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