New Music, Old Music

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.

“Trilogy of Faith” just the chord sequence
Theme 355 – 2025
Theme 356 – 2025

Still More Vocals!


10 more original songs from my treasury, hoping at least one of them will inspire something.

Michigan Woods 1972
Mire Fidore – 2022
Moon On The Hill – 1999
Oh, Feet! – 2015
Poor Miserable Shit – 1999
Riding Home – 2024
The River Conejos – 1974
Rowing Home – 1974 (not to be confused with Riding Home.” This was written as a Viet Nam protest when I heard about two navy men who defected and left their unit in protest).
Thrush Song – 2002
To Dry the Eyes that Weep – 2004