Think About Home Chorus: Think about home, think about the Lord; Think of how He showed His love upon the Cross. When life hits you while you're running, remember what you're worth; You are so precious to Him—He gave His life for yours…

tools used: Behringer Poly D Analog Synth, Tama Imperialstar drums, Boss ME-25 guitar processor, Harley Benton PRS copy, Shecter Omen bass, bandlab, audacity, zoom-L-20 a satire of sorts of the planet that we live on, operate in, associate with…

‘Story of the Blues’ is a song written by Gary Moore, that incredible Irish singer-guitarist who excelled at slow blues… and, indeed, this slow blues progression in a minor key – with its archetypal harmonic progression Am → Am(maj7) → Am7 → Am6…

Don’t be 'a voice for those without one.' They have a 'voice,' it just might not rise above the bluster. Be silent so they might be heard. Pay attention. For Hill. Non-verbal but vocal. And always communicating. I heard you, I saw you, I still…

I walked through roads I can’t rewind, Old mistakes still cross my mind. But every scar and every fall Was just a lesson after all. I won’t erase the things I’ve been, They shaped the soul that lives within. No chains from yesterday…

Had to get a yearly checkup at the doctor... this song is about that along with a little artistic embellishments... geesh... I don't like this stuff. Behringer Poly D Synth, Shecter Omen bass DI, Shecter C-1 Platinum through Boss ME-25 and…

Georges Brassens (1921–1981) was one of France’s most beloved songwriters — a poet with a guitar, a craftsman of words, and a master of irony and tenderness. His songs often mix humor, philosophy, and a deep sense of humanity, wrapped in deceptively…

On an odd winter day when North Alabama got a quick layer of snow that was gone by the evening, Robbie wrote and recorded this musing on opportunity costs and the "what if" questions implicit when we act on the incomplete information we have at…

Okay Man I thought that I told you Carrying the weight can be tough But maybe I was sleeping, You're a hero wee toro Gotta plan to handle it all But maybe you can listen. Big Man, you don't need nobody else Amen, you'll just put it…

shaken up like an etch-a-sketch I've been reset to a factory state and you promised me salvation but the memo came too late

Fed a couple of drum mic test tracks into a glitchy VCV Rack patch.

It do be like that somedays....

This life is step By Step and also turn by turn download and stream

credits: EPMD

No more kings....I wrote this song during the first Iraq war. These never ending wars that Hunter Thompson predicted after 9/11. Not the best recording, but the only one. Recorded in Ed Abbey old Moab Utah house, early 90s.

Recorded in the desert near Capitol Reef National park, 1980s

He walks like a quiet notification never opened, hovering on the edge of her day. His jokes land softly like feathers in a crowded room no one notices how carefully he chose them. In mirrors, he practices being effortless, tilting…

Useless War.

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Recorded this late at night while camped near Newspaper Rock in Utah. In the morning we saw tracks of a mountain lion that had been circling our camp...

Recorded at Rosewood studios, early 1980s.

Written by Bob Greenspan. We are both playing and singing on this track. Bob is a great blues player from Chicago. He fell in love with the desert and splits his time between Moab Utah and Jackson Hole, Wyoming. I'm fortunate to call him a close…

Recorded in a line cabin in the LaPlata mtns of Colorado with my wrangler buddy Monte Risenhoover. He is a real life cowboy to his core. I wrote the song for him, so he sang along..recorded in the 80s..

Glitchy mish-mash of early guitar takes and studio outtakes from a Spice Rack Collective recording session for our RPM Challenge 2026 album.

I think this was recorded very late at night under a pine tree in Torrey Utah. I could be wrong..

credits: Plain White T's