  | one-man bandV.20 No.28 | 7/14/2011  Jim Ferreira Show Up!The Slow PoisonerThe archetypal journey of a one-man bandAfter realizing that working in a band was not conducive to his lifestyle, Andrew Goldfarb crossed the threshold into performing solo, fingering a guitar with his hands and beating drums with his feet. He underwent a metamorphosis, inventing a new personality—a traveling snake oil pusher, or tent-city preacher, or possibly a whacked-out Vodou mambo. One thing’s sure: The essence of all of these characters is present in his music.
 
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