It’s a nice thought, since it killed radio stars (Billy Squire, Christopher Cross) thirty years ago. I don’t know if it’s possible, but it’s my new project to get ready for the next CD. As I write songs that I like, I’m posting them as a live performance. I do sometimes rip the audio from

I’m playing at the Adelphia Music Hall January 26th with the Colten Settle Band, and thought someone could come up with a name for this new song. Like a competition. Winner gets a free CD or I’ll write a song for you. You’re choice.

I was asked by April over at Common Folk Music to review an album from a songwriter’s perspective. You should know me well enough that I would choose a Spoon cd. Right? I went with Gimme Fiction. An album that I love love love, and one that has made it back into my heavy rotation

This string of video posts that I’m on is a result of Todd Burge and his songwriting tips on his blog. Please do go check him out and like him on Facebook. This song was inspired by, of all things, a Bob Malone song-Gold Rush Inn. When I say inspired, I mean something Todd put

This string of video posts that I’m on is a result of Todd Burge and his songwriting tips on his blog. Please do go check him out and like him on Facebook. Spontaneity can be a window. I guess a lot of things can. But when things come out much faster than you’re used to,

Somehow, it seems easier for me to finish a song that’s been rumbling in my head for the past couple weeks rather than work on finishing the cd. I guess that’s just the way she goes sometimes. Anyhow, I don’t think this one really needs any explanation. The lyrics are after the video.   When

I have a new song up on the Reverb Nation player over there on the top of the side bar. It’s a demo, like the rest of em. But I wanted to do something for the folks that have become a fan on Reverb. Yes, you have to join the email list, but I don’t