Andrew Paul Woodworth
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August 7, 2012, 3:15 pm
He's a whirling dervish. There might already be 3 lives lived, and a new one being shaped now, in Portland.ANDREW PAUL WOODWORTH
Andrew dropped by our studios and we talked about...everything. Had a few laughs as well, which next to music is my favorite thing.
Here's the short take on this very funny and talented artist.
.. just moved back to Portland, Oregon after 22 years in Los Angeles. It's weird. I feel amphibian. I am at home again, and I recognize people and feelings and places from my past, but I am also a stranger; my perspective is so completely different.
The reasons for my move home are many. I miss my family. At the end of the day that's really it. I miss being a part of their lives up here. The kids are getting bigger. The adults are getting smaller. I want to need to be a witness to all of this time passing. The only way I can want it, is to immerse myself in it.
Oregon rains a lot....A LOT. I, seriously, am not a fan of constant rain. It shrinks your world. But I can handle it for the sake of the people I love. I also moved back here because I want to experience playing music in this town....
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