This simultaneously funny and serious book provides the easiest, fastest way for readers to painlessly attune themselves to the mysteries of the Hebrew alphabet and immerse themselves in the fundamentals of practical Qabalah. It is a road map from the Godhead to your head - a clear and lucid guide to an extremely complex, mystical topic. By performing the exercises and rituals in the book, the reader can complete the self-initiatory process comprising the three main degrees of Rabbi Lamed Ben Clifford's Practical Qabalah course.

Lon's next Stage-it show will be February 24th.  Set up your Stage-it account (if you don't already have one) and get a ticket here: (price is Pay What You Can [fifty cents to infinity])
https://www.stageit.com/lon_milo_duquette/tower_of_baba_lon/59681

Post your favorites in this thread and (if he can still remember how to play them) Lon will try to squeeze your requests into the Sirius Rising webcast July 23rd.

... or was it the Gypsy Den?  Either way, Lon was performing at a John Carrillo hosted open mic.  I didn't know him from his magic books (or from anywhere), and, of the night's performers, he was probably one of the older gentlemen (by far) in the lineup. 
One of the great things about an open mic is that your expectations are minimal.  If someone can sing on key, they're already way ahead of the game. If they can sing AND play their instrument, they've already achieved open mic superstardom.  Sing, play AND write a good song? Probably past the open mic stage of their career - and yet, many can and do. 
I believe Lon opened with, "I Love to Get Drunk In the Car."  He sings this one with such glee and sincerity, it's hard not to get behind combining whiskey with wheels, (even though we know it's a terrible idea.) By the time he was "lighting a cigar" and smoking whilst he drank in the car, I knew I had to learn more about this guy.
Lon was my first interview with OC Music Scene, and, later, when I semi-retired (got fired) I dedicated my free time to getting his Complete Musical Works preserved for the ages. (I mean, the guy was already ancient, and time was of the essence.) 
That was four years ago - since then he's been booked all over the world, recorded three full length CDs and even issued a "Greatest Hits" collection.  Not bad for a "washed up, old pathetic has-been!" 
And he continues to live and give and do "shit you can't imagine."

Jim,

Thanks for the suggestion.

I have some signed CD's from our last Stage-It show that were not claimed and Lon DID sign about 60 posters we had for his Chance Theater CD Release show for "I'm Baba Lon"  (we gave everyone that came a free signed CD and poster)  but I haven't actually had him sign any 8x10 glossies.  It is something I will possibly have after our next Stage-IT show.

-Alan.

All great ideas, John.  I've added a place for posting photos.  It's a little kludg-y because i have to limit the size of the images or I'll quickly run out of space - but i've posted a few recent snaps of my own.

I've put all three of Lon's albums for sale for Int'l Lon Month (July) - some are marked down right now to a little as $6.66!  http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/LonMiloDuQuette

We have a Zazzle site for trinkets - I've always been a little reluctant to promote it because their prices are ridiculous - but it's here: http://www.zazzle.com/ninetythreerecords

I will work on the rest of your ideas as I have time!

Lon at the House of Blues June 4, 2015

Lon's turning 67 on July 11th.  He'll be in Taiwan for his birthday, but there's a Stage-IT show, Sirius Rising, scheduled for July 23rd.  Ninety Three Records will be featuring some promotions of his recordings during the month as well.
Happy Birthday Lon!