I wrote this song over 10 years ago about a woman a can't remember and recorded it with a band I formed back then. I tried to resurrect it a few times and it almost made it on our last studio release but was cut at the last minute. This is the…

This song was inspired after we had a melody writing friend of ours write the melody to this song. I heard the chorus melody and immediately said, "One in a Million." From there, I envisioned a kid who makes it from poverty to prosperity through…

This song has a host of contributors, including myself. When the lead singer heard the pattern I was playing on keys, she started singing, "Do Do Doot..." and shortly we began working on the lyrics. I said, "What if we didn't write words to the…

This song was inspired after watching a Prince video. The title comes from the lead singer, who heard the chorus and sang the words "You can't hide my love."

I didn't write this one either or arrange it. In fact, all I did was blow horn on it. It's a great love song.

I was sitting at an open jam when a guy approached me and said he liked my playing. He then began telling me about the nightmare he went through as a soldier in Iraq. He then said no one understands him or can connect with him. He feels like…

I wrote this song for my adopted daughter. She was raised by a mother who saw her as a burden and went through alot of physical and sexual abuse. But this song isn't just about that. It's about her overcoming all that and becoming a strong woman.

A friend of mine actually wrote this song and gave me the rights to it. I did all the arranging. It was fun to arrange something that I hadn't written. Hadn't done that before.

Most everyone loves music and it drives us, inspires us, heals us, comforts us, helps us remember, is there when we fall in love and when we grieve. This song just reminds us of the power of music.

I wrote this for the singer, who is my girlfriend, because I love summertime the most with her.

Was listening to alot of Prince and Maceo Parker when I wrote this one.

A couple members in the band love to go to Hustler Hollywood (if you don't know what that store is, keep it that way). When I flipped the words around, I immediately sang the hook and said, "Hey, that's gotta be a song about a pimp. And here it is.

Everybody likes to dance, right?

I hope this song inspires you to keep going, even when times are difficult.