Written around 2005 from the roof of her humble abode in rural, high desert Eastern Oregon where the coyotes are known to howl, Maxie gives us another great western tune about nature, memories, and remembering those we love. Maxie's sister and music partner Inge is singing lead with Maxie singing harmony. Visit her website to learn more: https://www.maxiekinney.com/

Lace

When the Coyotes Howl (Album: Vol.1)

Here is a powerful song that tempts the listener to shed a tear, as it touches on the sad goodbyes we all have to face in this temporary existence to those we love; this uplifting song also touches on trusting in Jesus when He calls us home and how important it is to love our family and friends like there is no guarantee of tomorrow.
Maxie wrote this song after experiencing her own mother passing away in 1999, Maxine Bex; Maxie was living in Tennessee for the second time after coming back home to Oregon in the early 90s until around 1998. Not long after her close and loving mother went to be with the Lord, Maxie moved back to Oregon the second time and has been here since.
Jim Sales did a great job in producing and singing "Come on Home" as Maxie wrote it. The picture is one of a joyful Maxine Bex enjoying a nice sunny day in Central Oregon with family, a good representation of her natural character. Bless her soul, she is well remembered.

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Come on Home

Song: Come on Home (Album: Vol. 2)

If you are looking for a great love song from the 90s, you can't go wrong with "Forever You and I" written by Maxie in 1992. This smooth love song blends the country and pop sounds of the 80s and 90s into an uplifting song that will make your heart leap and face smile. The talented Spike Jones sang and produced this duet with Maxie, which happened to be the favorite song of her mom, the late Maxine Bex. The picture was created by Maxie to bring the song to life in our loving imaginations.

Song: Forever You and I (Album: Vol. 2)

The early 90s was a prolific time of creativity for Maxie and her sister Inge Goodson, as this was when the dynamic musical pair was living in Tennessee and pitching their songs to producers in hopes of catching their ears to promote the next big hit. The unique and catchy tune Captain Hook tickled many ears and had some bites, yet never did get the big bite it deserved. The good part is the tune is preserved as it was intended, a short and sweet melody telling a woeful story many people can relate to, heartbreak in a romantic relationship. Maxie wrote the melody and sang backup vocals while Inge wrote the lyrics and sang lead in one of their best efforts. The talented Spike Jones produced the song and Maxie created the cover art in this inspiring team effort.

Song: Captain Hook (Album: Vol. 2)

This is an interesting story Maxie tells us through song, based on the inspiration of her great-grandfather who lived in Mississippi and happened to be a gambler; he died of tuberculosis; Maxie explains "What I knew of his story I wanted to put in a song."
With some interesting details filled in and changed, "Gambling for Gold" tells a tale of Americana, the Old West variety, with guns a-blazing, gambling, and gold -- remember, there was Annie Oakley. In this version, Spike Jones helped with the production (incl. guitar) and Inge Goodson sang back-up in another quality and fun effort from this familiar ensemble of talented musicians and songwriters. Recorded in the early 90s. The fitting song art was created by Maxie Kinney.

Song: Gambling For Gold (Album: Vol. 2)

Finishing off Volume 2 of Maxie Kinney's Music Collection, "Step By Step" is the perfect song to culminate this heartfelt journey with the country-folk Americana feel that rings true to her heart. Giving credit and glory to Jesus Christ for making a way for us and setting us free, Inge Goodson puts wonderful words on a lovely melody created by Maxie Kinney -- this talented musical duo work together to create this classic Christian song that is one of their favorites; Inge sings this powerful and compelling song that shows her talented vocal range and sincere professional style. Inge also produced the song. The unique and fitting artwork was created by Maxie.
To learn more visit Maxie's website: https://www.maxiekinney.com/

Song: Step By Step (Album: Vol. 2)

Written in the late 80s by sisters and musical partners Maxie Kinney and Inge Goodson, "Train Train Train" describes one woman's longing to stop her lover from leaving on a train and being lost from her forever. Anyone who has been in a romantic relationship understands that feeling of wanting to make it right, to make up for some mistake to get the relationship back on track towards the bright future it once promised, especially when it means stopping them from leaving for somewhere far away.
This was recorded at the Brentwood Studios in Nashville, TN; Inge is singing lead while Maxie is singing back-up harmony. The fitting video was created by Maxie recently.

To get the mp3 download visit:
https://www.maxiekinney.com/2022/06/song-train-train-train-album-vol-3.html

Song: Train Train Train (Album: Vol. 3)

Another great country song from the archives of Maxie's song chest, Her Memory is about a woman trying to compete with the memory of a past love in her husband's heart and mind. 
The song was written by Maxie in the 90s and she also sings backup to her sister Inge Goodson on lead vocals. It was produced by Lonnie Perez. 
Maxie created the video recently. 
Visit Maxie's website:
https://www.maxiekinney.com/2023/06/song-her-memory-album-vol-3.html

Song: Her Memory (Album: Vol. 3)

I am a songwriter I have wrote songs since I was a young girl! Writing songs have saved my sanity more then once.That means all my songs have to do with emotion and thats ok.I am not much on performing or even singing my own songs but I have because of pure having to do so ,that was just the way it was. In order to get my songs heard I had to sing. So I sing my songs to you ! Whoever will listen and if thats as far as it will go then thats ok, because I have already been a success as far as songwriting goes. Even though I haven't had a number one hit Yet! So smile and keep on writing just because we can my fellow songwriters and sing all you artists because if not for you some songs would never be heard!

Song: Her Memory (Album: Vol. 3)

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