Get all 19 Pontac Publications releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Loose Diamonds, Midge, Still Live, The Lone Pilgrim EP, Country Singing (digital single), Solo Guitar, Duet for Piano and Walk, HEEK SKULLPTURES, and 11 more.
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'Bout six feet tall!
Best picker of all!
He pushes right over, and his tears run one way.
The Hideout was strong,
But now he's gone-
I guess all good things must become diff'rent things.
Cookie Monster's great
Down on Sesame Street.
It must be my fate
To get fat and lazy.
Let the records spin,
So we know where we been.
Let us go there again!
I must be going crazy.
Monday nights
I'm starting up fights.
'Guess I got nothin' better to do.
Robbie Fulks,
I love ya the most.
All of your records correspond to my seasons,
And forgive me for my treasons.
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Pontac Publications Oakland, California
This page serves as the home of the country and experimental music made by Max Abner and friends. Max has roots in Louisville, Chicago, and the Bay Area, and his music has been released under his own name as well as Pontac, Corsick/Pontac, Goshen, Goshin, Goshinouac, and Max Abner and the Old Fashion Lovers. ... more
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