Step It Up, Cowboy is a hard-hitting country blues anthem with grit and fire. From the opening line on the front porch at sundown, the song tells it straight: love takes work, and it’s time to bring the spark back. With soulful vocals, a driving blues-rock groove, and lyrics that balance tenderness with tough love, this track is built for anyone who’s ever said, “Prove it or lose it.” Like a flame catching in the night, this is a song about reigniting what matters most.

Step It Up, Cowboy

Bob has been honored five times this year as a Top Five finalist in SongwriterUniverse’s Best Song of the Month Competition. His songs Backroads and Heartstrings (October), Holdin’ Hands Again (September), When The Moon Waltzes In (May), Whispers of Forever (March), and Twilight Legends (January) each earned a place among the top entries, reflecting both his versatility and consistent artistry across genres.

September 2025 – Bob's song Brand-New Woman Blues was awarded Semi-Finalist placement in the 2025 Song of the Year international songwriting contest. The Semi-Finalist honor is the highest placement next only to the one Winner and four Finalists in each category. View placement page 

Bob's song Lost In Yesterday has been named Broadjam’s August 2025 Song of the Month, earning top honors and a feature in the Broadjam Newsletter.

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