top of page
bau redux cover - 2 x 2 size.jpg
01 - they say
03 - in that moment
04 - hurting janie
05 - surrender
06 - i think i got the blues
07 - the matter
08 - offline
09 - drifting
02 - tabula rasa

bc - keyboards, bass, guitar, lead and backing vocals, drum programming    tim perhson - acoustic guitar (in that moment)    

jamie leonard - backing vocals (they say)    morgan benson - backing vocals (surrender, the matter)

carrie jones - backing vocals (drifting)    jon goldtrap - rhythm guitar (they say), bait

rhonda maker - backing vocals (i think i got the blues)

​

words and music © 2018-2019 craig lindsay

more...

​

special thanks to:

the princess, as usual  -  steve cook and mike speer for the continued support and perspective  -  chuck3 for convincing me that "nasty rectal itch" would NOT be a  perfect name for this project...  -  mr evers and mr sontag... for lots of stuff over a good many years  -  lucy, for pulling out the football  -  this activity is made possible by a grant from the Southwest Minnesota Arts Council with funds from The McKnight Foundation  -  photography by cosmic shutter  -  design consulting john sterner

(originally released in 2019 as "bc business as usual", re-released in 2022 under "the bc business as usual redux")

​

​

​

​

​

bc

​being young and persistent i decided to try my hand at music since “smart ass” wasn’t yet developed as a viable career path.  after playing way too many bars, street parties, and wedding dances (why, yes uncle joe, please come up on stage, we’d love to hear you sing some elvis), i decided to get a few degrees and actually generate an income.  i spent the next couple decades working for a good girl gone bad, and when we parted ways i thought i would take a stab at an album as my only other significant achievement in life was making a firm choice between creamy and chunky peanut butter.  it's creamy, if you must know.  with the support of better friends and family than i deserve, i went forward confidently with this project... older and still persistent.  i hope that you enjoy the effort, or at the very least that you paid for the album… i owe people money. 

​

morgan benson

​performing arts has been a deep and ongoing passion which helped morgan earn a degree in theatre arts. whether working on movies, theatrical productions, improv/comedy shows, music albums, or professional performances, she is always looking for new venues to create art.   morgan is taller than she appears in your rear view mirror.

​

jon goldtrap

jon served in the air force (thank you!) before settling into his current role as computer programmer and developer.  is renowned for his vast knowledge of fishing and directionally correct casting.  jon's hobbies include guitar, riding his motorcycle, and fretting over situationally appropriate fishing lures.

​

carrie jones

proof that time flies when you're having fun, carrie has been active with music in many venues, including weddings, funerals, and occasional corporate events.   she is currently a youth pastor and most recently promoted to the role of hockey mom.

​

jamie leonard

jamie’s career began at the tender age of 3 years in a residential recording studio which captured pitch-perfect renditions of little ducky duddle and the itsy bitsy spider.  fast forward through high school musicals and choir, many gigs as “the wedding singer,” a few funerals, and too many karaoke performances to mention…  currently serving as a sunday school choir director, praise team leader and member of the church choir.  not to be confused with “janie”…. 

​

rhonda maker

rhonda grew up listening to her family singing 4 part harmonies and barely escaped being part of a prairie version of the partridge family.  currently involved with multiple projects including wedding singer, praise group, church choir, and barbershop quartet.   sleep??  yes please!!

​

tim pehrson

often found outdoors or in small acoustic venues, tim enjoys both the bass and acoustic guitars, has played with numerous local bands and praise groups, and is most notable for his solo wilderness treks and facial hair.   

​

​

​

​

​

​

SMAC logo final.jpg

copyright © 2024 craig lindsay

bottom of page