I wrote this song after living in Milwaukee for awhile. The ghetto is a hard place to grow up and live. Things become normal there that shouldn't be normal. It's quite sad.

I wrote this song for a singer that used to be with the band. After you listen to it, you'll get a good feel for her. This is a Delta Blues feel.

I have lived in Milwaukee for six years now and I felt I had to write a song for the city. This has a Muddy Waters feel with harmonica.

This is a slow blues that was recorded live.

This is a jump blues instrumental.

This song is has an old school blues medium shuffle feel.

I had a falling out with a long time friend when I wrote this song. It has a Ray Charles/Aretha Franklin gospel/blues feel.

This is a heavy, dirty shuffle that I wrote after reading some pretty heavy stuff about the poor in the US.

This is a smooth R&B feel that I wrote for my wife. This one's for the lovers.

This song changes from jump blues to shuffle

This is a John Lee Hooker feel that is fun to dance to.

This is a slow Aretha Franklin style blues.

This is a jump blues feel that's fun to listen to.

This is a fun Dick Dale surf feel.

I became fed up with all the half truths and lies that the nationw was told by Bush Jr. and had to put my frustrations to music. The feel of this is New Orleans Blues.

This one is for every woman looking for a good man. It is a blend of R&B and blues. Feels good and sounds good too.

Living in Milwaukee and driving throught the ghetto and working with kids from the hood, I felt compelled to tell their story in song. This song is funk like Sly and the Family Stone.

I really feel that love and compassion are much more important than physical beauty and this song is about that belief. It has a Stevie Wonder R&B feel to it.

I had to work with a musican that had a huge ego problem. I finally had to express my frustration with that musician in song. This is a James Brown funk feel with a pop hook.

This song blends rock and funk.