Sunday Songs, Volume Three

Although I am a fan of all music (well, almost all… with the possible exception of country music), I have a very special place in my heart for the old hymns that I grew up singing in church. In fact, … Continue reading →

Big things brewing in 2018…

How far into the new year is it still appropriate to say, “Happy New Year”? I’m not sure. As of this writing, we’re almost a month in. However, since this my first post of 2018, I’ll say it anyway: Happy … Continue reading →

Recording Dad

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I don’t know why it’s taken me two years to write this post, but here we go… Just a little over two years ago, I had an opportunity to do something as a recording studio operator/ producer that a lot … Continue reading →

10 Most Influential Albums on My Life

Being a musician and a music-lover, people ask me all the time what my favorite records are. Here’s my Top Ten… Continue reading →

Purple Poetry

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Dig if U will, a picture… The room is adorned in PURPLE, PEACH, and BLACK. A candle burns by the stained glass window, as the rain falls. The lights go down in this empty room… This is the day we … Continue reading →

What I Learned in Africa: An Introduction

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“If you’re not using your life to make someone else’s life better, then you are wasting it.” I don’t quite remember where and when I heard the above phrase, but it has really come to mean a lot to me … Continue reading →

A Post for Miss Hayley

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On my first solo CD, “Refuge”, I concluded the CD with a little lullaby that I had written for my daughter, Cassidy (“Little Angel”). As part of the rhythm track, I had sampled her heartbeat the night before she was … Continue reading →

The Joy of Wile E. Coyote

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One of my greatest joys as a kid was watching Saturday Morning Cartoons. Saturday morning was the only day of the week that I would actually get up early, sometimes even before the sun was up. I never wanted to … Continue reading →