40 Years of Music
(Click on a picture to access the associated songs.)
"Too Old to Rock & Roll"
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In 2008, after a long "dry spell", I dipped my toes back into the shallow end of musical creativity.
My newest CD, "Too Old to Rock & Roll", includes twenty songs recorded in a studio that modern technology allowed me to cobble together within the comfortable confines of my own basement. Ain't progress incredible? |
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"The 'Old Farts' Band"
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Here's a fun and fascinating project: Six musicians from three continents, coming together to create a "virtual" band. None of us has ever met, in person...but we have managed to form a musical bond that transcends geographic dispersement.
To date, we've collaborated on more than fifteen songs...each created, discussed, arranged, recorded, refined, mixed, and mastered exclusive over the Internet. More will be forthcoming, I'm sure. Like I said earlier, modern technology is incredible. |
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"Peace Partners"
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I recently became involved with an amazing project. The goal of this project, called "Peace Partners," is to bring together musicians from all around the globe to create and record songs based on the twin themes of peace and freedom.
This page contains a representative sample of some of the songs created in the various Peace Parners sessions, which are being coordinated through Indaba Music, an on-line music-collaboration site. |
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"Heather: For the Record"
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I spent the majority of the 1970s in a country-rock band called Heather. That's us, to the left, in a promotional picture taken in 1974, when we all had a lot more hair...and a lot more hair was a lot more fashionable.
Here are 23 Heather songs, restored as best I could from various albums, singles, live performances, and demo recordings. I originally compiled this collection so I could pass on to my son a small legacy of his "old man's" creative endeavors...then I figured, what the heck, I might as well share these musical memories with everyone.
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