Click this link to be taken to a homespun page of my own music.
Here’s another link you can follow, which will enable you to download JAMES BOYLAN LIVE AT WEST COLLEGE COFFEEHOUSE, WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, April 1980. This was a live concert filled with non-sequiters, about a dozen original tunes, and all sorts of nonsense. This tape has recently been rediscovered and remastered by Ed Roseman, a musician living in Massachusetts. The tape is very old and even this re-done version should not be mistaken for a high-grade anything. Still, the show does give a nice picture of where I was then– and is a sweet snapshot of Wesleyan in the late 70s. (or early 80s). If you’re just browsing around, check out “Mr. Rogers Does the Puppets’ Voices” or “New Jersey.” The download takes about five minutes, depending on your connection speed. Enjoy this “one from the vault!” And thanks to Edly for the remastering, and the hosting.
Video Tour of JB\’s house for I\’M LOOKING THROUGH YOU
JB speaking for the No Dumb Questions site:
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JB on All My Children, 2006.
A Book Tour Minute, from I’m Looking Through You:
How to Tell a Story, by JB (for the No Dumb Questions site)
The videos which follow are essentially home movies, with my son as cameraman. Note the wobbling and the shaking of the camera, which allegedly is part of the homespun charm.
Jenny reading from She’s Not There: A Life in Two Genders
Jenny reading from I’m Looking Through You: Liberty, Family, and Gender:
Wonders of the Modern World: A reading from ILTY by JB:
“Imagining Jenny” by Richard Russo, read by JB (from the afterword to She’s Not There)