Thru this together this morning. A lil Jimi tribute before I change these strings.

So I'm back at Caffe Lena on Thursday night gearing up for my two songs and a band called "Driftwood" takes the stage (banjo, acoustic guitar, fiddle) and blows everyone away. Kinda gets me thinking... And writing... "Driftwood" Coming down…

With Mark *"Sweet Lips"* Imsdahl on Harmonica. This is a story about my friend with impure thoughts of stealing Lilly Pads for his carp pond in the back yard. I guess it all started, Out in the dark I was stealing lily pads, From the local…

A loving ballad for loving lovers everywhere of all sexy ages.

I just got back from a weeks worth of sailing in Duluth MN. Perfect week.

Written for: "SingMeA Story" . . . Kids inNeed http://singmeastory.org/stories/truck

From the early 70's...an old Crusaders tune with Larry Carlton..I bought this licensed backing track with no guitars....so the guitars are me... drums , Bass and keys are the backing track..

fading slowly i'll disappear, and you won't even notice it's just a trick the light plays on your face and erase, the frowns of worry might be less and growing more less every day hurry now, oh boy, you'd better hurry now here, is where…

I imagine this short instrumental being used in a documentary on the wilderness of Alaska.

Your eyes reflect my future. Your smile explains my past. Your eyes reflect to me a future that I’d never seen. A kind of family, an unknown commonality. Your blue eyes staring into my blue eyes feels new to me. A mirror but the lines around…

t twenty, life was all planned out. Did everything they said to do. Stopped thinking for myself and turned my will over to you. Ten years later, I was gone. You'd stolen my identity. I tried to pick the pieces up, but there was nothing left of…

My response to John Denver's "Rocky Mountain High." The first time I dropped my lowest string Was for Rocky Mountain High Last night I caught a flight To see the fire in the sky Where John found twenty-seven Now I'm turning thirty-five…

Well, I sent this simple little arrangement off to Jana to see what he thought it needed. When he suggested a uke, I said "Go for it!" He was right... Can't thank him enough for his contribution. HERE WE ARE TODAY How can it be so…