Jim A. Parks Tucson, Arizona
In the 80s and 90s I was the bass player, and sometimes guitar player and songwriter, for the Tucson-based Phantom Limbs. “Into the Twister” was recorded in 2020. The older songs were originally on tapes I put out in 1982-1987.They were newly recorded.The new stuff will be part of an album in which I get back to my lo-fi, piss-in-the-wind sensibilities. ... more
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