I’ve forgotten the guy who made the instrumental. Charles Crissew wrote most of the lyrics, while I wrote mine and sang back up.

It’s an 1930s acoustic blues with the smokin’ electric slide guitar filling. Also, It features the stylings of Robert Johnson, Howlin’ Wolf, Son House, Mississippi John Hurt, R.L. Burnside, and Muddy Waters. 

The song inspired by the Doors’ L.A. Woman.

This song is all about current events that have happened until today, through the shootings, the violence, the pandemic, heartaches, pain, trials and tribulations, and the crisis. Through this Coronavirus or CO-VID 19 pandemic, and politicians. I hope this song will understand the concept of our lives, and we understand that “we’re all in this together.” 2020 is the year of optimism, authority, resilience, devotion, faith, hope, rejuvenation, and passion. Throughout these unprecedented times, since the beginning of Coronavirus or Co-Vid 19, the #BlackLivesMatter movement. This song has a message for those who in need. But, my message is this: We can speak minds, we can speak hearts and souls, we can speak words of expression and hope. We turning sorrow into JOY and HOPE. Just sit back, relax, close your eyes, and imagine. Listen to the lyrics and feel it.

Bluesy song devoted to summer…..

Had a dream the other night of a band rehearsing, singing what words I can’t remeber but this music line line stuck with me.

60 seconds of summertime blues..

Lyrics:

Can’t get there from here/Time is short, I fear/The road only leads to where we’ve been.

Can’t get there from here/Night has fallen, my dear/Light your lamp or lose your way/Light your lamp or lose your way.

Simple blues song about a man who’d done me wrong.

Done with Patrick Poulou (Lafayette)

a collaboration with our International Scoundrel Member Jarno Luhtanen of Finland and our Florida Scoundrels a Soul BLues track called Few Miles from home music by Jarno Vocals By Danny Flanagan and Lyrics by Moi

Traditional blues about a down-and-out rambler

Traditional blues about a down-and-out rambler

Now, I think it your turn again…

Ok hopefully 3rd times a charm in gettting this song to itls finish. Thanks for those suggestions. 

Lyrics

Something’s not right

But it’s worth the fight

Gotta sort it all out

And Drive

Headlights flash by

I’m still asking why

Into then night

I Drive

I play it all back

But it’s still just a fact

I’m hoping it’s all just a lie

Changes, Changes in my life, Changes, Time to do or die

Changes, Changes in my life, Changes, Time to do or die

Suns on the rise

And I realize

What has to be done

So I’ll drive

Suns on the rise

And I realize

What has to be done

So I’ll drive

Paying homage to those underserved crossing guards!

For those of you who have felines…..

This one was suggested by Rich.  So I made it on Christmas Day when everyone was sleeping.

This offering is a laid back instrumental ensemble of tenor sax, electric guitar, bass, organ, and drums.
All instrument tracks played by me except for the drums.