2010: Well it's April already and I'm taking a break for Arizona Bike Week. The first of May I'm on my way to your town. The schedule keeps changing so I'll give the tour page one last edit before I leave. As usual I'll pick up more while I'm on the road.

The great thing about being alone and on a bike is that you can pull into some small town and set up in the local watering hole. Those things don't pay much, but thats not the point; places like that never see people like me, it becomes an unplanned event. The thing that bothers me is that I've been practicing so much the carpal tunnel in my arm has flaired up... should have gotten the surgery while I've been home. Oh well. I hope I don't disappoint.

I'll be blogging this tour at Live.com, Blogspot, and Wordpress. Redundant I know, but the software I'm using automatically publishes wherever I say so ... why not?? This way if you have a favorite place you can go there.

Will also be pushing video to my page at Facebook and YouTube. Any video captured of me playing will also be posted at MUZU and additional coverage procured by Media Watch.

Attention bike builders. I'm issuing a challenge to Motorcycle builders, yes you read right, a challenge.

I put on over 20,000 miles a year in touring on my bikes, and I have yet to find an American "Owned" bike that can hold up to that type of riding WITHOUT downtime. We're talking serious highway miles in all weather (yes, even snow and desert). I'm back on the road in May 2010. You provide the bike and I will give you every promotional opportunity you line up anywhere in the continental United States and Canada.

You think your machines are up to it? Contact me.

2009: Working on the new CD's and spending a lot of time on the bike with road trips. There are preliminary tracks posted from the upcoming Lost in Time. The year has been over-shadowed with health and finances. It happens. I'm looking forward to an exciting 2010!

2008: The year has come and gone. Road life can really take its toll on ya. Time to sit down and put together the songs I've written this year and see where it takes me.

Walker Caine is gaining a lot of steam in eastern Canada, United Kingdom/Northern Europe, Germany, and Italy. New England area and along the Mason-Dixon line are predominant in the U.S. I feel like we are making some true Southern Rock noise. Thank you!

Oh yeah, a major server crash a couple months ago corrupted part of the mailing list ... please sign up again, it won't put you on twice.

2007: Travel travel travel, play play play
  - Mail call -

Q: When are you guys going to play the Phoenix area? You're basically from here right? - Sandy M.

A: Yes and No. I live here but we're scattered everywhere. But it's simple really... they don't ask twice and we don't ask at all. Came very close to playing Club Red, but the road called. Considering the population, the Phoenix area is kinda sad; and our logistics don't allow us to mindlessly jump in.
We hire and converge from different parts of the earth and no one will meet expenses; so unless a local band calls or there's something solo I really want to do, it's not gonna happen.

2006: A solo year hitting 14 States. I was fortunate to have the opportunity to play for some very large audiences. A very special thanks to all the local bands who invited me and did the backup - you're cool!

2005: Our experiment in direction, Soft Shoulder, is available now through your favorite CD outlet... also at iTunes, MSN Music, CafePress (1-877-809-1659), Sam Goody and More.

Call your radio station and request your favorite song. Headlights on the Highway, Get a Life,, Omaha and City of New Orleans have all been getting airplay.

Retailer Ordering Info

2004: Bootleg by the Walker Caine Project has been released to online retail and any shop that wants to carry a few on their counter. It was the interim EP while finishing Soft Shoulder. It contains 5 tracks and the mixes are slightly different.

It's available now at Tower Records, CDBaby, CafePress, and several digital outlets. CD distribution will soon be limited to Cafe Press upon sell-out.

August 18:  Just an FYI:   courtesy of CDBaby, in a couple months you'll be able to find my tunes on these services:
The digital retailers we have deals from are:
- Apple iTunes
- Emusic.com
- BuyMusic.com
- Rhapsody aka Listen.com
- AOL's MusicNet
- AudioLunchbox.com
- eMePe3.com
... and more on their way.
But then, if you were part of the gang that would be old news...

July 10:   Looks like Summer Nights is fixed in the top 20 in Rock:Folk Rock genre at IUMA. Who'd have thought? Not me! This Internet stuff is kinda bizarre.

On the road:

Just me again this year; May-July

August 28:   To satisfy label requests, I need to run to Omaha soon to lay studio tracks with Bob Fox and Laney which will be brought back to Phoenix for AJ and Bob B. to finish. This is short notice so - I welcome any tips on gigs between here and there during September to finance this project.

Come on gang; things have been right on queue so far, I'm expecting a miracle here.