I wrote this one at the Live Oak Music Festival. It is for Cindy, the wonderful woman who somehow felt that I was worth spending her life with. Whoo Hoo! I have a picture she gave me of her standing by some sunflower plants she grew and that's where the idea came from. She's still the girl of my dreams. Charlie Kleeman is playing some mandolin, the banjo, dobro, accordian, and bass are software instruments.

My first fiddle tune, yet oddly fiddless. Charlie put some mandolin chucks on this track too, thank you Charlie. The rest, other than guitar is software instruments

This is one of the more involved of the tunes, I think there's four or five guitars, seven vocals, along with the bass, mando, piano and percussion.

wuv... twoo wuv...

Sometimes you just need to waltz. Rob Strom is playin' the bass, and quite nicely I must say. Thank you Rob.

;>)

I wrote this back when I was working on a drag boat out of Morro Bay. It is not a true story.

This is one of the most incredible thing about technology- the vocals on this are done by Yeman Auf Al-Rawi who was living in Jordan, Anne Cozean who lives in California, and Dick Langford who is in England. We've never met face to face! They all emailed their parts to me and I put them in the song. I never, in my wildest dreams would have thought that this would be possible. And I felt they were so good that I didn't do any singing on it at all. Thank you guys so much, you nailed it.

A worship tune

This is also an old boat tune. Kelly Powers is playin the fiddle. I'm probably going to redo this one someday.

my son john is playin' some motown guitar on this. Colin Hayes is on the bass.

From an older session

Rob Strom is on the bass here. And I think John and Mike Anderson are doin' the ooo aah's.