Life lesson that it doesn't pay to cheat or steal

There's A Flash Of Light In The Night

Looking forward to the future. The best that it can be.

The Best That It Can Be

Heartland

COMA

Cut It Off

Princess
By: Ken David
(Written for Becca to sing)

Princess (Becky Age 4)

I Need Your Help Today
By: Mike Mongeon

Ken David Productions Presents

I Need Your Help Today

Nightcore - Warrior (Beth Crowley)

Come Together - The Beatles Cover by Gianna Isabella

This is not mine I do not own this song or anything I don't want to copy someone else's work hope you understand

youtube.com/watch?v=kQhTN3x5mj0

Nightcore - What's My Name (Lyrics)

This is one of the most popular hymns ever written. It’s probably known all over the world. I’ve always loved the message in the song – I cling to the grace I’ve been given from a Savior who loved me before I loved Him. However, I wanted to put a new twist on it. Oftentimes with these popular hymns, we have heard them or sung them so much, it’s almost as if we aren’t really even paying attention to the words. A slightly new melody and some beautiful instrumentation gave this version just enough of a new spin to make you sit up, listen and really soak in the words.

Quintessential

Amazing Grace

Did you know that human hair is the warmest form of head dress you can give to cancer recipients? Do you know that what you grow for free is desperately needed for those who can not have hair? A lousy 10 to 12 inches of your hair can give the recipient of your contribution a healthy year or more to their well being. Give generously! Give to someone who needs your love.

Information for you to respond to is listed below. Thank you for your contribution. God bless. Rock On!

Ken David

Hi Ken,

Thank you for contacting Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. We work with Children with Hair Loss (CWHL), a not-for-profit corporation formed for the purpose of providing quality hair prosthetics for children afflicted with medical hair loss. CWHL provides these custom-fitted hair prosthetics for long-term medical hair loss free of charge or on a sliding scale to financially disadvantaged children. It takes about 12 bundles and three months to make a custom human hair piece.

Guidelines for donating hair:

Donated hair must be at least 10 inches in length
Hair must be bundled and pony-tailed with cuticles running in the same direction
Hair must be free of hair damaged by chemical processing
Hair must be clean and dry, placed in plastic bag, and mailed to:

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12776 Dixie Hwy 
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Best,
DFCI

The Record:
This is Woodstock as you've never heard it before. One song chosen from every single act that played in Aug. 1969 during the Music and Arts Fair , Bethel, NY.
You get a much better feel of what Woodstock truly was from this edition. You can literally feel the way people at the event felt. You can sit back and actually realize that it was literally a Folk event that wasn't star spangled. It was far more of a family cookout that just went on for 3 days.

Many pieces here will not be found on either of the original LP Editions released in 1970 & 1971. You will hear bands you didn't even know played at the event. Not all of the bands were stars. Not all of them were all that good and not all of them were well known. But when you have finished listening, you will indeed realize how it felt to attend the actual event.
Enjoy.

The 
Compilation

Friday, August 15th
1.  Richie Havens - Handsome Johnny
2.  Sweetwater - Look Out - 05:47
3.  Bert Sommer - Jennifer - 09:40
4.  Tim Hardin - If I Were a Carpenter - 12:12
5.  Ravi Shankar - Rāga Manj Kmahaj - 14:40
6.  Melanie Safka - Beautiful People - 18:30
7.  Arlo Guthrie - Walkin' Down The Line - 22:22
8.  Joan Baez - Sweet Sir Gallahad - 24:30

Saturday, August 16th
9.  Quill - Waiting For You - 30:56
10. Country Joe McDonald - Heartaches By Number 
            Feel Like I'm Fixin' To Die Rag
11. Santana - Soul Sacrifice
12. John B. Sebastian - Darlin' Be Home Soon
13. Keef Hartley Band - Spanish Fly
(Disclaimer: This is the only audio I could find anywhere of Keef Hartley Band; they did play this at Woodstock and to be all conclusive, I gave you this edit as to know the entire experience.)
14. The Incredible String Band - The Letter
(Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this was a recording from Woodstock. The quality is attrocious)
15. Canned Heat - (Added their piece as a separate clip at the beginning)
16. Mountain - Theme From An Imaginary Western 
17. Grateful Dead - Mama Tried
18. Creedence Clearwater Revival - Green River
19. Janis Joplin Try
20. Sly & The Family Stone Everyday People
21. The Who - My Generation
22. Jefferson Airplane - Somebody To Love/White Rabbit

Sunday, August 17th
23. Joe Cocker - Let's Get Stoned
24. Country Joe & The Fish - Rock & Soul Music
25. Ten Years After - I'm Going Home
26. The Band - The Weight
27. Johnny Winter - Mean Town Blues
28. Blood, Sweat & Tears - More & More
29. Crosby, Stills & Nash (and Young)- Sea Of Madness
30. Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Everything's Gonna Be All Right
31. Sha Na Na - Teen Angel
32. Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Child

HAIR! 3: (The Woodstock Edition)

I started writing and playing around age 13.  I got used to playing in front of crowds as my English Teacher in 8th grade set up a full concert for the entire school in the cafeteria which had a stage and mic inputs and all.  I did it solo. Yea, it was kinda scary.  But I got through it.  I turned into a great stage presence with my years in bands as a frontman.  However, I got tired of performing because I had other things on my mind.  I was being held back playing songs I'd been doing for years.  New ideas had to be taken care of so I proceeded to recording on my own.  

I started off after Matrix with "The Eyes of a Madman" about a Serial Killer in 1989.  I then moved on to "How I spent My Summer Vacation" written in 1990  during my stay in Daytona Beach.  Back to Boston, I got married and in 1994 I wrote some ditties for the kids to sing.  One was "My Name Is Sammy" which is done in this collection with my original vocal to teach him with.  Then "Super Hero" done by Adam which again I used my vocal for in this collection.  But, "Princess" could not be replaced.  Only my Daughter Rebecca David could pull this one off.  Adorable piece of work.

Then I moved again to Florida and did a project where I wanted to use one word for each song title.  I didn't quite succeed but I came close.  This record was Glass in 1994.

Back to Boston in 1998, my life was pretty split into threads.  I wrote a few pieces which are now found here in the album "Out Takes."
I made a promise to myself that I was getting pretty tired of writing stuff that used the same old tired chords and my voice and my stamina just weren't into it anymore.  I wrote a song called "Dangerous Toys."  It's about an old flame that never really burned out and that flame wasn't music.  It was simply time to give it up and I haven't written anything since.  
So, here is a summary of my life works.  I hope there are some tracks in this project that you find to your liking.  Happy listening and God Bless.