Robert Abernathy isn’t just another co-writer of mine. He’s a great friend, and an amazing performer. Over lunch on a phone call we got going on a funny play on words he’d heard from his son stationed overseas. The next thing we know it’s being recorded at Blackbird Studios in Nashville, filmed in Birmingham and Read more about Big Bass Problem[…]
After being inspired listening to a choral setting of Robert Burns famous poem, A Red, Red Rose, I decided to see if I could bring it into a more modern setting. Don’t get me wrong. I love the poem. I just wanted to see if Robert Burns and I could co-write on this one. It Read more about Co-writing with Robert Burns[…]
Whole lot of talk about droughts and lack of water. Can’t go on without it. Just like love. Here’s a live version of Rain Down On Me.
This song’s really more about getting perspective than just moving on. Hope you enjoy it.
I was working in the yard when I was surprised to find our wild rose bush in full bloom. With the dark cloud of this virus looming everywhere, I caught myself thinking, “Didn’t you hear? It’s a dangerous broken world out here. Someone should have warned you before ignored all the changes and blossomed anyway!” Read more about The Spring of C19[…]