The New York Times – An Actor Dons His Singer-Songwriter Hat

Posted by Colleen Murray on January 7, 2014
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Jeff Daniels Had Stories to Tell at 54 Below

By STEPHEN HOLDEN

Jeff Daniels’s folksy monologue “Recreational Vehicle” is only half as long as its prototype, Arlo Guthrie’s “Alice’s Restaurant.” But this rambling true story of a family road trip to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., in a 28-foot “Jayco Winnebago” driven by Mr. Daniels has a similar thread of absurdist, self-deprecating humor and is almost as funny.

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In 1976, I bought a Guild D-40 from Herb David’s Guitar Studio in Ann Arbor, Michigan, threw it in the back of my old Buick, and moved to New York City. That guitar led me to a creative outlet, became a solace, my church, a road into the artist I didn’t know existed. I put every song I ever wrote into a big, black notebook. I will be dead in the ground before anyone sees or hears those attempts. And yet, like Lewis & Clark, I found my way to my version of the Pacific. Been on that beach ever since.