From The Song Banks Of Laurel Creek is a CD or cassette containing two songs which you select from the current list of my new releases that aren't yet part of a complete album. This song was written for those of you who are sometimes overwhelmed by, frustrated with, or cynical about surfing the web. This hilarious, yet thought-provoking song examines how the internet has changed our families, our daily routines and our attitudes about many different aspects of life.
People still quote lyrics weeks later.
This moving song takes a detailed look at those things we normally step over and take for granted by exploring how we benefit from the history, the presence and the passing of all living things. This is my most requested song, receiving standing ovations from audiences. This song was written just after realizing that the world didn't actually fall apart on January 1, 2000. This whimsical, yet historical song traces the preparation, contradictory advice, media coverage and fear that preceded Y2K and the reality of its arrival. This song was originally written as a Father's Day gift for my dad.