Randy Gulasch Santa Cruz, California
Randy’s songs are in the salt of the earth. If I didn’t know the guy so well, I’d suspect that he has been around since the
beginning of mankind…and a part of me still humors this question.
It is the kind of material that many strive to create, but comes so naturally to him.
Randy Gulasch, salty dog, is in the water, in the flesh, and in everything that will never fade.
- Daniel Talamantes
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