We wish you a memorable and enjoyable twenty-fifth day of December. Go tear through wrapping paper, eat sugar-engrossed cookies, and sing trite songs; but do not fail to remember that today is meant for celebrating love—a love that takes the blame for every wrong committed by those it encompasses and takes their punishment for them. ‘Tis the most wonderful love ever shown. ‘Tis the most wonderful time of the year.

Have a sneak peek into a snippet of an upcoming track about the Battle of Tippecanoe.

What is your favorite song you are currently working on? ~ Anonymous

Well, Sam likes to think of himself as unprejudiced, so he has no favorite. Stephen, on the other hand, is super excited to finish Hayley, a song written for his girlfriend at a time when people were accusing her of something she didn’t do and treating her like an outcast. The lyrics to this song can be found at tippecanoeband.com/songsinwriting.

Who is that beautiful young lady you call your girlfriend? ~ Anonymous

Well, this is a puzzling question; are you referring to Sam or to Stephen? In either case, we believe you have just answered your own question: she is his beautiful young girlfriend. Of course, referring to Sam wouldn’t make much sense, considering he has over a million girlfriends. He’s such a player, don’tcha know?

When will your next song be finished? ~ Hayley Linback

We have around ten songs that we’re currently working on. Being in two different states has made recording and editing quite a challenge. But since Stephen is moving back to Indiana in August, the amount of time taken should be reduced dramatically. So, in answer to your question, we hope to finish another song very soon—hopefully before the end of August.

Whether you want to know what inspires us, what we are currently working on, or if we prefer Picard over Kirk, ask us right here at our Q&A page!

askus.tippecanoeband.com

That’s right! Stephen will be traveling to Indiana in just one week. This means that more recording will hopefully take place—that is, as long as Sam can take a break from pollinating his fields of corn.

As you can most likely tell, our website is currently undergoing some changes. It will be continuously improved for an indefinite amount of time, but our hope is that in the end it will be easier to navigate than the old version. Thank you for being patient with us.