As of ten minutes ago, Randall Goodgame’s new site has officially launched. There’s a lot of great stuff up there, including some great photos. Check it out at http://www.randallgoodgame.com.
Here’s some info about his next project from the “About” page:
Four years have passed since the release of Randall’s last album “War and Peace,” and now he’s writing again for album number five. Well-versed in folk music as a frequent writer for the group Caedmon’s Call (INO Records), Randall is putting down his guitar and going back to the instrument he grew up on – the piano. “The songs I’m writing,” said Randall, “are what happens when I’m writing on the instrument I’m most comfortable with.” What you will hear is a representation of Randall’s musical past blended with his real-life experiences in the present. “Reverie,” a new song written about his wife of seven years, is the mark of Randall’s maturity as an artist, how the past four years have molded him and, in a way, reveals his true musical identity. From the smooth, soulful vocals to the rich and captivating piano melody, “Reverie” invites the listener to celebrate love and devotion with a joyful innocence. A whole new chapter begins to unfold through the infectious, piano-based melodies he is creating, once again letting all that surrounds him become a part of the song and a part of the story that is Randall Goodgame.
Michael Terry IM’d me the link to Randall’s channel on YouTube, and I thought that I’d share it with you. 
No, there were no new dates last week. I was sad, too.
Several of you have asked, “What’s up with Goodgame’s site?” Well, it’s being re-done. Presumably, this supports the new record, which Randall mentioned briefly on a Facebook status the other day.
We’ll write more when we know more …
If you haven’t checked The Rabbit Room yet today, first of all, why not? Second, here’s what Andrew posted this morning about an event Saturday.
At Davis Kidd Booksellers, arguably the coolest big bookstore in the Nashville area, I’m honored to be reading from On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness, as well as playing a few songs with my good friend Randall Goodgame. I hope you can make it out. Bring your kids, or your selves, or your cardigan sweaters.
Where: Davis Kidd Booksellers, at the Green Hills Mall
When: 2:00 PM
What: Toothy cows, singer/songwriters, books
Why: To experience the thrill of peril! Adventure! Mystery! Internal rhyme!Hope to see some of you there.
Thanks!
AP
Randall Goodgame just posted this bulletin on his myspace page:
Hey ya’ll,
So I’ve been thinking, it’s time for two things:
1. a new record (which is coming soon, we might start next week, Amen!!!)
2. a string of showsThis is where I need your help:
Some of you have already sent me some ideas, thank you! But I need a few more, is there a church or ministry in your local area that would like to host me for a show. I’ve got my long lists I’m working through on places, but I want to play where ya’ll would like me too, and yes, I’m recruiting your help…So here’s the deal, if you have any ideas, shoot them to me here: booking@wintonelliott.com
Sincerely with great thanks in advance,
RG
Here are the new tour dates we’ve seen this week …
Here’s the new dates:
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