Wake Up Call

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Dueling solos between the alto sax & electric guitar are mesmerizing. This song was actually written about the young lady who used to babysit my kids. She was okay, but she couldn’t cook at all – couldn’t even make grits or soup. Later, she became a meth cook !!? Predictably, one night her meth lab caught fire and exploded, and she was burned pretty badly, and then sentenced to ten years in prison.

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Back In Houston

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I started writing this song in my mind one day while driving back into H Town on I-10 West, going past the refineries around Baytown and smoking a jay…

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That Man On Your Phone

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Smooth jazz / R & B – another original tune from the neverending road trip.

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Experiments In Bartending

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Inventing new cocktails on a slow rainy day at the local tavern.

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Bad Luck Charm

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My Mama used to tell me that redheaded girls were bad luck. One thing about Mama, she was damn near always right.

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Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood

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Even if you live in a “bad” neighborhood, it can still be a beautiful day. There is no sense in hating your surroundings, it is much better to accept them and do your little part to improve things.

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Waiting On You

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A jazzy bossa nova tune I wrote while waiting for my woman to get ready – it took her awhile – in fact there are about 5 more verses I had to cut out!

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Camino Madre (I-10 Song)

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In the Grapes of Wrath, Steinbeck called Route 66 “the mother road”. Before that, it was the Santa Fe Trail, and before that it was the Oregon Trail. In this generation, the mother road is Interstate 10, from Jacksonville Florida to Long Beach California. It’s a road I know well.