Screwy From St. Louie's Page

Greetings to all you Nuts out there!

Yes, I know it's been a LONG time since you last heard from me...and I'm sure some of you are very grateful for the reprieve. For those who were grateful for my online absence, however, tough shit...

So I'm back...with three new MP3s and one of them available to download for FREE!

Happy Freakin' Birthday is the name of the FREE song, and it's not just a tune, but a useful tune. Use it to entertain friends and family...or annoy those you don't like. Your ch… Continue

Greetings sportsfans!

Nothing much new to report, except that MySpace now allows ten songs as opposed to six. I pulled off the intro and uploaded five songs from Call Me Screwy, so that now there's five songs from each album.

In addition, I'm running a different ad campaign on Second Life, in which the new ad can be viewed on the Misc page of www.screwyfromstlouie.com. I'd run the same campaign on MySpace except I'm having a problem uploadi… Continue

Hello sportsfans!

I've included an intro on the Misc page on www.screwyfromstlouie.com that is appearing on my social networking pages on MySpace and The Circuit At Lo-Fi St. Louis. Also, I've included a ton of new jokes on the website, all of them at the beginning of their respective categories.

When combing through MySpace pages, I noticed other bands, such as Bowling For Soup, had an introduction. I thought, why not me and do it in my own style… Continue

Greetings sportsfans!

And good news! Amie Street is giving away $5.00 gifts to download ANY music from their store to the fans of those bands whose music appears on Amie Street and is distributed through Tunecore. And since Amie Street employs a rather progressive pricing policy, I can tell you that $5.00 will enable you to download MORE than just 5 songs (uh, hopefully you'd select my songs, but that's entirely up to you). Just click on the link below, or if that doesn't work, just copy it and… Continue

A belated (but not by much) Happy New Year sportsfans!

And don't we hope it's better than last year? But don't hold your breath.

Since there is no seasonal idea to relate to (unless you live in the northern states or Canada, and are still digging yourself out), I'll just simply state that 9th St. Goo and Call Me Screwy are still both available online at iTunes, Amazon, Rhapsody, eMusic, Napster, LaLa, Shockhound and Amie Street, and links to those sites' pages can be found on the Music page at… Continue