
Songs and stories from my musical journey.
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This tune started as an instrumental track put together by multi-instrumentalist/producer Denny Osburn & guitarist Jim Lower around 2014 in Denny’s Kansas City studio. Denny is a longtime friend and collaborator on many songs of mine. ( See...
In 1975 I had moved to a small farmhouse near Mabel, Minnesota where I was working as a farm hand while trying to figure out if there was a way to survive as a songwriter/musician. I had been writing songs for about seven years at that poin...
The Hillbilly Soul Brothers. Fort Museum, Fort Dodge, Iowa 1982. Photo by Fred Larson.
In 1982 I did a recording session at Junior’s Motel studio in Otho, Iowa with my duo partner Lloyd “Abe” Abraham. We recorded a whole “album” in one nig...
The Sea is made of Corn
Sometime in the summer of 1981 this little blues tune arrived. I tried to convey the sweltering heat of Iowa in the lyrics and the slinky melody. I don’t think we played it that often on our country dance gigs, but...
Greetings Substackers! This will be my 118th post…all of them focusing on my songwriting efforts from the last fifty years or so. Thanks for checking out the stories, and thanks again to all the musical magicians who have helped me along th...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Seeker of songs. Buffalo, dog & bird lover. Designer of tombstones. Descendant of immigrants. Reader of books. Fiddle student. Music publisher. Record label owner.
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