A few years back I noticed that no one had ever written a memorable, finger-snapping song about a UFO encounter, so I did.
Here is my song called “Krem Bop”
"Krem Bop" gets played every morning at KQLN in Pahrump, Nevada.

Krem Bop Fnl - FullMix 1

Charlie Cockpit, The Singing Airline Pilot Sings "Hey Daddy", a nod to BJ Thomas and the 1960's in a song about a what a son asks his Dad about the polluted planet on which he was brought into. Yes, it's sappy...but that was the 60's...;)

"Hey Daddy"
Copyright 2007 Gregory Roman

As I looked my baby in the eyes
I just couldn’t believe it
I did all I could do not to cry
It just knocked me off my feet
I work real hard to make a decent living
With a hundred and ten percent, I knew I was giving
Just when I thought I had it figured out
My baby opened its mouth and hit me with this one

Hey Daddy, what did you do to the water
Hey Daddy, how did you ruin the air?
Hey Daddy, you said you went to college
Tell me Daddy, what did they teach you there?
It’s not all my fault, yet I share the guilt
I told him I’d do better and I truly will
I’m not sure what steps to take,
But I’m gonna make this world a better place for you, my baby.
For you and your babies.

I hope that when you’re older
All this mess is gone.
If we fight just like a soldier
It won’t take us very long
If we work real hard then things will just get better
Mother Nature will do her part, if we let her
Then we’ll know we got it figured out
When your baby opens it’s mouth and hits you with this one:

Hey Daddy, let’s go play in the water
Hey Daddy, fly me through the air!
Hey Daddy, when can I go to college?
Tell me Daddy, what did they teach me there?
It’s not all our faults, yet we share the guilt
I told him I’d do better and I truly will
I’m not sure what steps to take,
But I’m gonna make this world a better place for you, my baby.
For you and your babies.


Hey, Daddy

These two songs were recorded in the 1980's.
I wrote "Make Me Young", because no one wants to get old and as the song says: "We have the technology to Make me Young"!!
"Doesn't it Figure" is a 80's pop song I wrote about falling in love..;)

03 Make Me Young/Doesn't It Figure

"Tea for Two" is a song from the 1924 musical No, No, Nanette.
It's also one of my favorite songs to sing and that's why I got together with pianist/arranger/singer Daniel Burke to record this "NEW" version of "Tea for Two" just in time for the Holidays.
Music by Vincent Youmans
Lyrics by Irving Caesar
Arranged by Daniel Burke
Background Vocals by Daniel Burke
Lead Vocals by Charlie Cockpit

Tea For Two

My name is Charlie Cockpit, The Singing Airline Pilot.
I believe that America needs a morale boost.
Since 2009, I've been re-introducing The American Standards to both young and old by singing classic songs from Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and other classics at casinos and nightclubs in Boston, Providence, Hartford, New Haven and NYC. 

Charlie Cockpit

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