I am thrilled about my new video Thank God I Can't Believe My Eyes. I sought public domain military photos for the second verse, intending to add irony to a protest verse within a song of hope. I found instead that the US Armed Services had photos suitable for the full song, and using them gave me a whole new view of the piece -- and to me that is art. The meaning within the video is independent of the more general meaning of the lyrics alone. I just hope you can handle my voice, and if anyone out there knows Randy Travis or Josh Turner, I'd rather hear them singing it.

I play only a little worse than I sing, so I am less interested in marketing myself as a performer than in marketing music rights to other performers -- though if someone thinks my own performance worth paying for I'm more than happy to oblige

For this reason any of my personally created individual tracks may be freely distributed for any non-commercially related use -- PLEASE! Pass them around for free all you want, as long as you don't modify them.  See info on performing, recording, publishing, or other commercial rights at the end.

About "The Wind is a-Risin'" -- I recorded this song in front of a live audience at the Inn at Keystone. I wrote the original lyrics, which were a bit forced, when I was 18 and believed my life beyond redemption. These lyrices are the more natural revision I wrote 10 years later when I was certain my life was beyond redemption :-