If you were to come over to my house and watch television you would think it was 1963.

Didn't want to write this song … I figured there were one-thousand songwriters (here in north Texas alone) that were stuck at home and writing goofy songs about the virus. But, it wouldn't leave me alone, so I recorded it to get it out of my head.

All my life people have told me if you want to make money buy property. This song is about my first real estate investment.

It tells itself.

No need for an explanation on this one.

It's true. I never feel lonely when I'm riding.

There is a spiritual connection on the road. Wish I could explain it.

Nothing I'd rather have.

Good times. More to come.

My view on riding.

Part of the Acoustic Highway list.

A song from my younger days running around on my Harley.

Been putting together my songs about biking. Since Harleys and dancing girls seem to go together, it was a natural.

This was written almost 20-years ago, but I've been trying to put my biker songs into a collection.

When I was young I'd crank up my old raggedy Harley, look up my buddies, get some beer, and go looking for girls with questionable morals. Now that I'm old I seldom go on group rides … but as the song says, I never ride alone.

Don't do harp all that often, but sometimes the song calls for it. In open E-flat with slide. Did the slide on an old Silvertone archtop from the late 50s.

A Christian musician who worked with inmates at a juvenile prison told me a lot of these people had never heard a Bible story … much less of Jesus. I decided then to start doing more spiritual tunes.

Just felt like it.