New Playlist

A good friend sent me these lyrics this morning and I felt an immediate connection to them.  Do they say anything to you?

CAN YOU SPARE AN ANGEL

My 94 year old Mother's favorite song.  Many thanks to Tommy Merry for producing and playing some kick ass guitar and to John Chantry for tickling the ivories!

(We're All Just) Stardust

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Sharin A Fatty With Ole Jim

Ken Nickell: Acoustic guitar, lead vocals
Tim Rath: Drums, bass, backup vocals
John (Shorty) Hill: Guitar
Sierra Weissenberger: Cello, backup vocals
Eden Weissenberger: Back up vocals
Written by Ken Nickell
Recorded at Rocky top dry room and The Painted Lizard Studios
Mix and Mastered at The Painted Lizard Studios
Produced by TJ Rath and Ken Nickell
Published by Expressive Artists



What About You

Namin' the Shapes in the Clouds, Guessin when the Next Coconuts Gonna Fall

Ever Where You Look

Thinking of the day each of my kids were born.

I REMEMBER THE DAY

Written by:  Ken Nickell
Vocals and rhythm guitar:  Ken Nickell
Background vocals:  Tim Rath and Shorty Hill
Lead guitar:  Shorty Hill
Drums and bass:  Tim Rath

I LOVE MY BABY (write Or Wong)

Is It Just A Habit 2.27

Interesting if you are in the right frame of mind.

Pnstaw

Whats The Point

Been Busted Down.Mp3

If It Were So.Mp3

Losin My Mind Over You.Mp3

Couldnt sleep so it was a good time to write a song.  Thanks to those that listen, its really kind of you and it sure would not be much fun if no one ever listened.

DIggin Through Ashes

Someday when I get some time I am going to make some decent recordings of my favorite stories.  Sometimes I think I should be embarrassed but I guess I am too old to worry about it now.

Room And Board.Mp3

Thinking about an album.  If this album cover doesn't inspire you I don't know what will?  Its great when your fans come up with ideas for you.

The Church Street Saloon Blues.Mp3

New recording of an old Ken Nickell Song.  Mr John Chantry on vocals and keys.

Hold You Forever

Lets play it smart

Play It Smart.Mp3

Story about life in the last great depression.  Thanks to Mr. John Chantry for layin some wicked drums and keys on this cut.

New Playlist

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