Another song co-written with Charley Stefl.

This song pays homage to the songs that make our world turn. Like the ones that Bobby Bare played on a German TV show in October 1981, with an 11-year-old version of myself watching.

Those songs lit a fire in my soul - and they still do.

I played a Martin 0000-18 guitar (with sinker mahogany back and

Another song co-written with Charley Stefl.

This song pays homage to the songs that make our world turn. Like the ones that Bobby Bare played on a German TV show in October 1981, with an 11-year-old version of myself watching.

Those songs lit a fire in my soul - and they still do.

I played a Martin 0000-18 guitar (with sinker mahogany back and sides) on this song.

It was Peter Cooper’s guitar. He bought it after we finished working on Bill Anderson’s audio book.

A note from Bill is still in the case. Playing his guitar is a soothing way for me to remember Pete. The vocals were recorded with an AEA R44 microphone through an Audioscape Golden 58 mic pre.

The guitar was recorded with an AEA R84 through an AEA RPQ mic-pre.

Written by Charley Stefl (Charley Stefl Music, SESAC admin by Bluewater Music) & Thomm Jutz (Thomm Songs, SESAC admin by Bluewater Music