And I’ll add a poorly recorded version of one of my earliest songs, called “A Little Brook.” I will add the lyrics. This song is from 1965. And yes, I was alive at that time.


And I’ll add a poorly recorded version of one of my earliest songs, called “A Little Brook.” I will add the lyrics. This song is from 1965. And yes, I was alive at that time.


Here are the top five vocals from the last count, so you don’t have to search for them.
This one I call “Leaving Home” for its melancholia.
A short one, for what it’s worth.
Here is one of the oldest songs I ever wrote, recorded in 1965 on an obscure LP called, “Colorado Folk Ballads.” I rediscovered this record in my parents old collection of memorabilia, and was shocked at two aspects of it. First, how wonderful my voice was back then (I was 18), and second, how crude and undeveloped my guitaristry was. So rather than hit you with that old stuff, I rewrote the chord sequence, which to my ear, is quite stirring. This piece is followed by two new pieces. Enjoy, if you can.
Enjoy, if you have a couple minutes.