I want to be part of a community of people whose first allegiance is to empathy and mutual understanding. This book is the result of an exercise meant to help actualize that aspiration. Over the course of two months of touring in support of my album, "Remember When Things Were Better Tomorrow", I took time to imagine my own reasons for many strangers’ most basic decision. The result is three reasons to live in thirty four cities in the United States and Canada. Empathy and mutual understanding can start with a small affirmation:
I could live where you live.
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You're Never Really Alone
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You're Never Really Alone – Black Vinyl LP
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Imagine Giving Up – Black Vinyl LP
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Imagine Giving Up – CD
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Helsinki 8.12.18 – Tape
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I Try To Remember Where I Come From – CD
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Remember When Things Were Better Tomorrow – Black Vinyl LP
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Remember When Things Were Better Tomorrow – CD
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Look Like You're Not Looking – 7"
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Jonah Parzen-Johnson Brooklyn, New York
Jonah Parzen-Johnson makes music for baritone saxophone & flute that challenges listeners with experimental textures while embracing them with warm melodies. A Chicago native & longtime Brooklyn resident, Jonah has performed solo across 4 continents. His solo performances are a deeply intimate experience that celebrate the temporary moments of community that we can all embrace together. ... more
