I wrote this song for my son Steven's wedding to Christen.

Eternity

This was my poor attempt at something close to a Michael Jackson joint.

Custody

I wrote Another Day about how difficult it is to lose a love you thought would last forever. My brother Rodney Fair does the honors by singing lead and background vocals.

Another Day

Many things happen n our dreams. I wrote this one about dealing with losing someone to another.  My brother Rodney Fair is singing lead vocals and the background vocals. He wrote most of the lyrics, and we wrote the music and melody together.  By the way, we know that the first few notes of this song sound like Lionel Richie's "Hello," but we wrote this way before "Hello," and we can prove it.  We thought about suing but decided against it.  We might want to think about it again with all the turmoil around Ed Sheeran's lawsuit and Marvin Gaye's Let's Get It On,

Last Night I Dreamed

Wrote this one after I was set up on a blind date.  It went so well that I had to sing about it.

Every Other Minute

Another relationship song asking for another chance after, well someone messed up.

Half The Chance

The song is about someone that cannot believe their blessing in finding this very special romance. It's so hard to believe that they cannot help but think that because the person they love is with them, somewhere out there someone else is missing out.

Somewhere Someone's Alone

This track has a "Kem" feel to it for me.   Written by Rodney D. Fair, Leon "Sundance" Judge Jr., and George E. "Jas" Stephenson

Hurry Up & Wait

This ballad attempts to explain that often the very first love leaves a mark on your heart and soul and never really goes away.  Lyrics by my brother Rodney D. Fair. Music by both of us.  Remixed and mastered by Billy Zoigas of www.billyzoigas.com.

First Love

My niece (JenaFair)wrote this song, and I liked it so much I wanted to have a professional radio-ready demo created.  My production, her lyrics, and her music.

Can't Get Enough

I am a songwriter.  Been in love with music since I was 4 years old.  I have listened to all types and genres of music because of my mom.  She was a pianist and my aunt taught music as a professor at a prestigious university here in Chicago.  I have been in and out of many bands and groups playing bass, and lead guitar and I finally moved to keyboard.  Then one day I wanted only to write for other people.  I built my home studio and used that to learn and hone my craft.  I am still going strong, and I think I have many more songs left inside of me.

GeorgeS