Album Notes

Robert J. Rosenbaum has worked in a paper mill and as a roofer and house painter. During the late 70's and early 80's, he co-owned The Alamo, a music bar in Austin, Texas. For fifteen years he was a speechwriter, first for Texas Attorney General Mattox and later for Texas Land Commissioner Garry Mauro. He now lives in his cabin in Colorado's San Juan Mountains where he spends his time teaching at Mesa State College, serving as the chief of the local volunteer fire department and writing a series of novels set in Colorado's western slope. 

"For Better or Worse" is a radioplay adaption of a wicked tale of deceit told though flashback and hallucination. "Two things About Bears" read by the author, a true tale from Colorado's Western Slope. A comedic storytelling gem. This cd also includes an on disc website with the entire text from both stories, bios on performers, the script with sound notes, and links to the author.