To bastardize a statement from former White House Press Secretary, Sean Spicer, “The 10 songs that comprise “Songs of the Sad Sack, Volume 1: I’m so disappointed” represent the highest achievement in pop music. Ever. Period.” With (soon to be) timeless (soon to be) hits like, “Everyone Found Out”, “I Do Everything Wrong”, “Sooner or Later (I’ll Have to Leave this Bath)” and the club-anthem “Yoga Pants”, “Songs of the Sad Sack” is an embarrassment… of riches. Co-produced by award-winning musician, producer and engineer, Chris Gestrin and award-winning (but for poetry and filmmaking, not music – which is not to diminish his talents but rather to be fully transparent about the nature of said awards) Jon Weinberg. Featuring guest appearances by Brad Dryborough (of Battlestar Galactica almost fame) and Arabella Bushnell not to mention beatboxing and tambourine playing by Weinberg and a controversial plastic tube performance by Gestrin that will change how plastic tubes are employed in musical performances for generations to come.
