Sometimes, my interesting life experiences, odd sense of humor and interest in technology collide. Occasionally, these forces unite in the production of homemade DVDs that are only seen by a a few friends and family. For example, after the 2007 Crossroads Guitar Festival, I noticed that Sam, Ron, the Heads on a Stick and I were frequently seen in the DVD. Then I counted the appearances. Finally, I put all the appearances together in a huge incohesive mess that I called "I'm So Vain I Probably Think This DVD Is About Me." The trailer can be seen on YouTube.

Later, I immortalized the Heads' visit to New York with a DVD called New York Head. Since the Eliot Spitzer scandal was fresh news, I exploited his troubles for my cover art:

I already had some material such as the television appearances described elsewhere. But I had to come up with more. I wondered what the conversations between Clapton and Winwood were like. Did they make a concious decision to do so many Hendrix songs? Did other musicians offer their services? What did Clapton and Winwood say to each other when they saw the Heads On A Stick?

Thus, Head On A Stick Playhouse was born:

Ginger Baker Head On A Stick offers his services	Derek and Doyle Head On A Stick try in vain to be additional guitarists	Will Robert Randolph Head On A Stick be the warm up act?	The grand finale. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you may even throw up