This song, "They Call It Love," was recorded by The Dean's List at Advent Lutheran Church in Conway, Arkansas on May 22, 2000. It is about two individuals finding true love and deciding to get married. Members of the group in this recording include Terry Love (lead vocals) Gary Roberts (guitar and vocals), Tammy Solberg (vocals), and Frankie Stovall (penny whistle). This song is written by Gary Roberts (all rights reserved). We hope you enjoy listening.

They Call It Love by The Dean's List, Live Practice Recording Session

Verse 1						
You put on your face
A new one each day
I put on my smile
And chase your away
I jump your fence
But you got the dogs off the leash
So, I turn my tail
And beat my retreat … singing...

Chorus	1					
It’s over and done
It’s over and done
All your songs have been sung 
So good luck and so long

Verse 2						
You’re walking out
While I’m walking blind
You can’t count your steps
While you’re looking behind
You glance towards the sun
Growing dimmer each day
You don’t hear the words
I keep flinging your way … flinging...

Chorus	2					
It’s over and done
It’s over and done
All my songs have been sung 
So good luck and so long
Singing ….

Bridge						
You seem more peaceful than a
Thunderstorm on the driest of land
You seem more happy than
Well, a new pair of shoes for a one-legged man

Instrumental Solo				

Verse 3						
Did I give up too soon 
I pray to the moon
‘Cause nothing seems fresh
And nothing seems new

Chorus	3					
It’s over and done … it’s over and done
All our songs have been sung 
So good luck and so long
It’s over and done … it’s over and done
All your battles are won 
So good luck and so long

Credits						
Jared Young – acoustic guitar, vocals
Chad Terrell – bass, electric guitar
Michael Cleveland – fiddle, violin section 
Kim Terrell – backing vocals
Rick Scott – piano, sampled viola,  drums-mandolin-banjo-dobro programming
Engineer – Chad Terrell
Production – Rick Scott, Chad Terrell, Jared Young
WaterWoods Studio, Maumelle, AR
Mastered by DR Ford, Nashville, TN

Tucker Creek

Over And Done

Verse 1						
She sleeps tonight alone in her keep
Her beauty seems just out of reach
He’s climbing walls and she’s surprised that’s all
But don’t you dare stay here just for me

He said “Life is worth living, and love is forgiving”
So, Julie, won’t you put down that gun

Verse 2						
He stands alone, a silhouette in her window
And makes strange sorrow his home
It’s cold in Paris; she likes it hot in Rome
You know she won’t be sleeping alone

She said life’s lived together, true love is forever
But Julie won’t you put down that gun

Chorus						
All I need is what’s in front of me
It’s alright now, baby
Can’t you see you mean the world to me
You’re feeling all right now, baby
They tossed the world down at your feet 
You walked away, it’s alright babe, it’s alright
Yeah, it’s alright

Bridge						
But now the dagger’s ruby red
Stained by the blood of Capulet
Have you ever met a girl so fine 
You just thought you’d drink it down and die for a while?

Instrumental Solo				

Chorus						

Verse 3						
She sleeps tonight alone in her keep
Her beauty lies just out of reach

Life is worth living, and love is for giving
So, Julie won’t you put down that gun
Yes life is worth living, your love is forgiven
So, Julie sleep tonight … yes, Julie sleep tonight

Credits						
Jared Young – acoustic guitar, vocals
Chad Terrell – bass, electric guitar
Michael Cleveland – fiddle 
Kim Terrell – backing vocals
Rick Scott – piano, sampled viola,  drums-banjo-mandolin programming
Engineer – Chad Terrell
Production – Rick Scott, Chad Terrell, Jared Young
WaterWoods Studio, Maumelle, AR
Mastered by DR Ford, Nashville, TN

Julie

Jim Guinee and John Murphy performed a Dan Fogelberg song, "The Reach," live at Advent Cafe in Conway, Arkansas on June 6, 2003. Jim is a licensed psychologist and is a counselor at the University of Central Arkansas. John at the time was a professor in the Counseling and Psychology Department at UCA. This song is written by Dan Fogelberg (all rights reserved). This performance was recorded by Brian Eggert. Please enjoy the wonderful sounds of Guinee and Murphy!

The Reach (Dan Fogelberg song) by Jim Guinee & John Murphy Live at Advent Cafe

Jim Guinee and John Murphy performed an Irish Folk Ballad, "The Field of Athenry," live at Advent Cafe in Conway, Arkansas on June 6, 2003. This song tells the story of Michael who lives near County Galway in Ireland. During the Great Irish Famine, Michael stole corn to feed his starving family. He was caught and sentenced to a term in Botany Bay in Sydney, Australia, far far-away from home. His wife is left to care for the children, living in hope and praying for her love, as she feels the loneliness 'round the Fields Of Athenry'. This song is written by Paddy Reilly (all rights reserved). This performance was recorded by Brian Eggert. Please enjoy the music of Jim Guinee and John Murphy.

The Field Of Athenry (Paddy Reilly song) performed by Jim Guinee & John Murphy Live at Advent Cafe

Jim Guinee and John Murphy performed a popular song by Pure Prairie League, "Aime," live at Advent Cafe in Conway, Arkansas on June 6, 2003. Jim sang lead vocals, and John played guitar and sang harmony. This song is written by Craig Fuller (all rights reserved). This performance was recorded by Brian Eggert. Please enjoy the music and sounds of Jim Guinee and John Murphy!

Aime (Pure Prairie League song) performed by Jim Guinee & John Murphy Live at Advent Cafe

Jim Guinee and John Murphy performed a song made popular by the Eagles, "Lyin' Eyes," live at Advent Cafe in Conway, Arkansas on June 6, 2003. Jim sang lead vocals, and John played guitar and sang harmony. This song is written by Glenn Frey and Don Henley (all rights reserved). This performance was recorded by Brian Eggert. Please enjoy the music and sounds of Jim Guinee and John Murphy!

Lyin' Eyes (Eagles song) performed by Jim Guinee and John Murphy Live at Advent Cafe

Jim Guinee and John Murphy performed a Twila Paris Christian song, "Lamb of God," Live at Advent Cafe in Conway, Arkansas on June 6, 2003. Featured on vocals was Jim Guinee. This song was written by Twila Paris (all rights reserved). This performance was recorded by Brian Eggert.  Please enjoy the music of Jim Guinee and John Murphy.

Lamb Of God (Twila Paris song) performed by Jim Guinee and John Murphy Live at Advent Cafe

Jim Guinee and John Murphy performed a Skip Ewing song, "It Wasn't His Child," live at Advent Cafe in Conway, Arkansas on June 6, 2003. It featured Jim Guinee on vocals. This song was written by Skip Ewing (all rights reserved). The performance was recorded by Brian Eggert. Please enjoy the music of Jim Guinee and John Murphy.

It Wasn't His Child (Skip Ewing song) performed by Jim Guinee and John Murphy Live at Advent Cafe

Jim Guinee and John Murphy performed a Dan Fogelberg song, "Leader Of The Band," live at Advent Cafe in Conway, Arkansas on June 6, 2003. Featured on vocals was Jim Guinee. Featured on guitar and harmony was John Murphy. This song is written by Dan Fogelberg (all rights reserved). This performance was recorded by Brian Eggert. Please enjoy the sounds of Jim Guinee and John Murphy!

Leader Of The Band (Dan Fogelberg song) performed by Jim Guinee and John Murphy Live at Advent Cafe

Jim Guinee and John Murphy performed "You Belong To Him" live at Advent Cafe in Conway, Arkansas on June 6, 2003. Featured on vocals and guitar was Jim Guinee. This song was written by Jim Guinee (all rights reserved). The performance was recorded by Brian Eggert. Please enjoy the music of Jim Guinee and John Murphy.

You Belong To Him by Jim Guinee and John Murphy Live at Advent Cafe

I managed Advent Arts & Acoustics Cafe (Advent Cafe) Coffeehouse series in Conway, AR for about 17 years (from 1997-2014). I also managed a UCA Unplugged series at the University of Central Arkansas around this same time, and co-managed the Arkansas Acoustic Festival. Most performers were folk, singer/songwriters from central Arkansas. We recorded each performance. I am posting Advent Cafe, UCA Unplugged, and Arkansas Acoustic Festival performances on my SoundCloud account for your enjoyment. Most of these songs are originals written by Central Arkansas Musicians. You'll find a diversity of music - folk, country, Christian, rock, pop, jazz, blues, ragtime, Irish, etc. We have great singer/songwriting talent in Central Arkansas. I especially want to thank Jack Gaiser, Brian Eggert, Brooks Walthall, Allan Roisen, and Chuck Gilbert who ran sound and recorded this music. If you wish to contact me my email is garyr@uca.edu. Please enjoy!

They Call It Love by The Dean's List, Live Practice Recording Session

Gary Alan Roberts