Michael Duffy

MUSIC THAT CAN'T BE DOWNLOADE,WHY?

Music you like but can't download it, so sad!!

Monday Playlist week of 7/25/2022

Monday Playlist week of 7/31/2023

Unsigned Country

Collaborations with the CD's

Collaborations

Just some good songs by SoundCloud artists.

Hallowed Ground

Try not to dwell on the tough times.  So many good things in  life
to reflect on -- a good woman, birth of my babies, them growing up
and moving on, friends and family for support.  Ah, keep your
heart on fire!

My Heart's On Fire  (Original)

Demon Drink:

Hear I am a sinner, got a belly full of liquor
And I'm out acting crazy again

Last week I said no more, here I'm lying on the floor
Looking up thinking how where when

Now I'm up to my ass in long blade grass, searching for that wedding ring
She through at me, angrily when she found me out drinking again

Oh the Demon Drink, got me in trouble again
I don't know, where its all gonna end
But today I'm sober, so full of shame
Come the weekend time, I'll be at it again

I'm the nicest guy you'll meet, middle of the week
Shaking everybody's hand, the weekend comes you know what
Is bound to hit the fan.

When the bite comes on that's it I'm gone, like a bull to a big red flag
I let every body down all across town, I'll be acting crazy again

Oh the Demon Drink, got me in trouble again
I don't know, where its all gonna end
But today I'm sober, so full of shame
Come the weekend time, I'll be at it again

Woman done there best to tame me, with little to no success
A day at a time from that hurtin wine I tell you, boy I'm doing my best

When that bite comes on that's it I'm gone, like a bull to a big red flag
If there's whiskey about you better watch out, I'll be acting crazy again

Oh the Demon Drink, got me in trouble again
I don't know, where its all gonna end
But today I'm sober, so full of shame
Come the weekend time, I'll be at it again

Oh the Demon Drink, got me in trouble again
I don't know, where its all gonna end
But today I'm sober, so full of shame
Come the weekend time, I'll be at it again

Credits
Released May 6, 2021
Written by Michael Duffy
Vocals and Guitar: Michael Duffy
Featuring Mark McLean on Lead Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin
Recorded at Valley Music Studio with Terry McGinty

(c) license: all rights reserved

Demon Drink - Original Song (c)

Making Changes

You see me, I see you
That's a lot of looking for two people to do

When the sun goes down and we rest our heads
Only to get up and start looking again

Some things never change

Its a big old house for just the two of us
To be walking around, kicking up a fuss

You take one end and I'll take the other
Maybe down the ways we'll come together

Gotta make a change

Making Changes for Better times
Making Changes
Together, Forever for Worse or for Better
Making Changes

If something goes wrong you look my way
I turn to leave you yell as me to say

You got me all confused
Nothing to gain everything to loose

Some things never change

You called me last night on the phone
To say what mine is yours and yours is your own

You got me thinking about
Must be why you always got your two hands out

Gotta make a change

Making Changes for Better times
Making Changes
Together, Forever for Worse or for Better
Making Changes

I won first prize an electric car
No place to charge it so I cant get far

Back on my bike again
Pushing up a hill in the pouring rain

Some things never change

Bad luck is better than no luck at all
I'm on the end of life trying not to fall

And I'm staring out into space
With a big old lost look on my face

Gotta make a change

Making Changes for Better times
Making Changes
Together, Forever for Worse or for Better
Making Changes

I hope you don't take this song the wrong way
My only chance to have something to say

Without being shot down in the middle of my talking
Aint trying to hurt or be badmouthing

Just trying to make a change

Tomorrow is another day
Lace up my boots and I'll be on my way

Taking it a step at a time
Hanging on there for the old sun to shine

Try and make a change

Making Changes for Better times
Making Changes
Together, Forever for Worse or for Better
Making Changes

Together, Forever for Worse or for Better
Making Changes

Making Changes

Written by Michael Duffy
Vocals and Guitar: Michael Duffy
Featuring Paul Gallagher on Steel Guitar and Dobro.
Recorded at Valley Music Studio with Terry McGinty
credits
released July 21, 2021
license
all rights reserved

Making Changes - Original Song (c)

Angle from Montgomery is a great song written by 
John Prine, originally appearing on his
self-title 1971 album John Prine.
I decided to try covering this song.

Angel From Montgomery - (John Prine Cover)

All My Yesterdays (Lyrics)

My mind ain't what it used to be
Now playing tricks on me
Places and faces I don't recall

Is this my bed, is this my home
Why these thoughts please Leave me alone
Who am I what's it all coming to

For I once was like you are now
Knew it all never had a doubt
Now my yesterdays are fading away
All my yesterdays fading away

When I wake I think I don't know
Looking for those who passed long ago
Oh why is this happening to me

Its such a strange such a lonely place
Thoughts leave you without a trace 
All my memories are slipping away

For I once was like you are now
Knew it all never had a doubt
Now my yesterdays are fading away
All my yesterdays fading away

I see something warm in your eyes
Struggle with your name I try and recognize
I'm sorry but this isn't me

Hold my hand comfort me
I know you now momentarily
How I wish this moment would last

For I once was like you are now
Knew it all never had a doubt
Now my yesterdays are fading away
All my yesterdays fading 

As song I wrote and recorded for an Alzheimer's charity! A subject very dear to me. Apart from funds raised it was also to highlight awareness to this heartbreaking condition.

Credits
Released Sept, 2021
Written by Michael Duffy
Vocals and Guitar: Michael Duffy
Recorded at Valley Music Studio with Terry McGinty

(c) license: all rights reserved

All My Yesterdays - Original Song

Jim Croce has always been a favorite singer/songwriter of mine.  
I decided to do another one of his tunes.  I wonder what great
song he might have written if he was still with us?  Thanks
so much for listening.

I Have To Say I Love You In A Song ( cover - Jim Croce)

Without You

I'm tired and Beat, dead on my feet
Aint slept a wink, pour myself another drink

Because I don't know what to do, Since I lost you

Walk'n around in a haze, past few days
Searching old haunts, because I know what I want

And its you, but is that true

Ever since you've been gone
Had sometime to think alone
Wondering what I should do
Just not used, being Without You

Well I'm damned if I do, Damned if don't
Maybe I'll keep searching, Maybe I wont

I'm just not sure anymore, what I'm searching for

If you had loved me, you wouldn't have gone
Without a reason, left me here all alone

Am I right or wrong, I'm not so sure

I cant lie its been hell
Getting to know myself
Its been a rough few days
Learning new ways, but its alright

Well I'm damned if I do, Damned if don't
Maybe I'll keep searching, Maybe I wont

I'm just not sure anymore, what I'm searching for

I'm just not sure anymore, what I'm searching for

Written and performed by Michael Duffy
Featuring Paul Gallagher-Dobro, Damien McGeehan-Fiddle, Mark Mclean-Banjo.
Recorded at Valley Music Studio with Terry McGinty.
license
all rights reserved

Without You - Original Song

"The beatings. The coldness. You never saw a smile."

Jimmy Stewart recounts experiences which are piercingly harrowing - but not uncommon.

He is one of thousands of survivors of institutions for children in Northern Ireland, where abuse of young residents was widespread.

When he was eight, Jimmy was taken into Nazareth Lodge in Belfast - a place he quietly describes as "a nightmare".

His mother had died of cancer, aged 32. His father was deaf and unable to speak.

"Though he tried to look after us, he couldn't," Jimmy says.

He remembers the nun who met him and his younger brother Patrick at the door called them "wee mongrels".

The boys didn't know what that meant at the time, but later learned it was a reference to his parents' mixed marriage - one was a Catholic, the other a Protestant.

Jimmy Stewart remembers getting "the mother and father of all beatings" after he ran at a nun when she was physically abusing his younger brother, Patrick.

The vivid nature of his memories are clear when he describes how a nun beat him "with her weapon of choice - a rung from a baby's cot, with piping and light blue paint on it".

Explaining how he became an alcoholic, Jimmy says: "If you ask anyone who's a heavy drinker, they'll tell you that you don't dream in a drunken sleep.

"You don't have nightmares. You don't have flashbacks. It numbs you. Keeps all that stuff away. Until the point it's going to kill you. Which it nearly did to me."

He describes spending "three years behind a locked door in my own house".

"I hadn't bathed or shaved. I think the last three months I spent in the same bathrobe."

He began to recover after he went into hospital.

But his older brother, Victor, "drank himself to death".

Jimmy becomes particularly emotional when he talks about how Victor was "so much changed" by what happened in Rubane House.

"We were always close. But those years took it out of us."

As an adult, Victor "couldn't discuss it - he probably didn't think there was any help for him".

Jimmy regrets deeply that Victor hasn't lived to hear the state apology.

Lyrics.

Hello little mongrel
Come on in
This is just the place
To cure you of your sin

We'll beat you black and blue
With whatever comes to hand
You'll learn to obey
All of our demands

I drink to hide the flashbacks
I drink to numb my mind
Therapy's no good for me
I'm afraid what I will find

You took me and my brothers
Took us down to hell
We never had a smile or love
Became an empty shell

I can't believe in afterlife
I wish I could at times
They'd throw you in the darkest place
To pay for all your crimes

I drink to hide the flashbacks
I drink to numb my mind
Therapy's no good for me
I'm afraid what I will find

You got away with everything
Now you're not here to find
The children trusted to your care
You left broken and maligned

Suffer The Little Children

Making Plans:

I've been making plans
Since you've been gone
I can tell you now
This house aint a home

Just a shell of what
Oh it used to be
Back when times where good
Between you and me

Now its dark
And so cold
Hanging a s sign saying sold

That's the time to pack up
Time to move on
Make new Plans

Life's road is long
And at times its rough
You gotta hang tight
Gotta be tough

When all around you
Oh it feels so wrong
You gotta stand tall
Got to be strong

Times feeling low
And alone
Destination unknown

That's the time to pack up
Time to move on
Make new Plans

Pack up your your worry's
All your troubles
leave them all behind

Move on to a better place
Where the sun is gonna shine

Time to pack up
Time to move on
Make new plans

Time to pack up
Time to move on
Make new plans

Time to pack up
Time to move on
Make new plans.....

credits:
released March 30, 2022
Written by: Michael Duffy
Vocals and Guitar: Michael Duffy
Featuring Terry McGinty
Recorded at Valley Music Studio with Terry McGinty.
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all rights reserved

Making Plans - Original Song

Made By FPMORINSTUDIO/Francois Pierre Morin musician composer, Live recording guitar Godin semi-acoustic / midi transfer guitar to synth Ableton 11.

River Flow 16 04 2022

A'BECKETT STREET
Written, Performed, Produced & Mastered
by Andrew Borderick Copyright 2022 AB Music
https://youtu.be/6CvNYcb_pao

JAMMING LOUD AT A'BECKETT STREET
106 A'BECKETT STREET
LOCK THE DOOR KEEP THE COLD OUTSIDE
TAKING OFF ON A REAL COOL RIDE

JAMMING LOUD AT A'BECKETT STREET
THE CITY'S DEAD BUT NOT A'BECKETT STREET
WE'RE PLAYING HARD ON A REAL COOL LINE
TAKING OFF ON A REAL COOL RIDE

HANGING OUT AT A'BECKETT STREET
106 A'BECKETT STREET
FORTY'S FOOD TASTE JUST REAL COOL
I'LL HAVE A HAMBERGER AND A CUP OF CHIPS TOO

A'BECKETT STREET

Rich Man

01 - Losing My Name

Written by: Hoyt Axton, Kenneth Elvin JR. Higginbotham
Produced by: Josh McAlexander

Evangelina

LYRIC VIDEO: https://youtu.be/k4f7haM9gNo
Words & Music - Beth Williams
Download Available https://bethwilliamsmusic.bandcamp.com/

In This Old House

Now (Don't Look Back)- Beth Williams

Lyrics by Tony Harris
Vocal, Music and Mix by Chuck Aaron

LISTENIN' TO THE WHUPERWILLS
IN THE SUMMER MOON LIGHT
WHILE CATCHIN' FIRE FLIES
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT

SETTIN' ON A CREEK BANK
WITH A FISHIN' POLE
CATCHIN' CAT FISH
AND WATCHIN' TADPOLES

(CHORUS)
GROWING UP IN THE SOUTH
THE SUMMER'S WERE HOT
A COLD GLASS OF SWEET TEA
SURE HIT THE SPOT
EVERY HOUSE HAD A SCREEN DOOR
YOU DON'T SEE THAT ANYMORE
NO, DON'T SEE THAT ANYMORE

(GUITAR SOLO)

SETTIN' ON A FRONT PORCH
ON A PORCH SWING
STRUMIN' OUR GUITARS
TAPPIN' OUR FEET AS WE SING

BIG FRONT PORCHES 
WERE THE GATHERIN' PLACES
FOR SOME STORYTELLIN'
AND GOOD TIMES

(REPEAT CHORUS 2 TIMES)

2022 © Lyrics by Tony Harris   
(Major revision and name change
  of one of my older songs)

Growing Up In The South - Lyrics by Tony - Vocal/Music by Chuck Aaron - Original

This original song finds a woman that is soul searching and feeling deeply in need of something to reignite her inner self. Anywhere would be a step up from the mundane path she has settled for. She contemplates the changes that only she can make happen, the places and actions that must carry her upward and ahead to fulfillment.

We’re happy to have engaged the talents of Leon van Egmond on harmonica who was available to us through Fiverr.com. Thank you Leon!

Copyright Daniels & Durgy 2023
Gentle Rain Records 
Available to Buy: danielsdurgy.bandcamp.com/
Written Performed & Produced by Nat Daniels & Craig Durgy
Vocals, Celeste Piano, Electric Guitar, Bass & Percussion :  Nat Daniels
Vocals:  Craig Durgy
Harmonica: Leon van Egmond (fiverr)

Road To Anywhere by Nat Daniels & Craig Durgy
“Hey don’t you know I was thinking of you”,  she keeps sayin’
But somehow the time just never seemed right either way
She talks to herself, as she plays with the keys in her pocket
The cobblestones glow in reflection of streetlights and rain

The more we change the more we seem to stay the same
It’s time to grow, It’s time to go, and fly away
She ain't sure where she’s going….her heart knows there’s somehow a plan

There’s a hole in her soul 
Thats’ been troubled so long
And a call to somewhere left unknown
And putting it off due to family ties, plans grew old
Hit the road to anywhere, however long, she doesn’t care
To escape was the plan all along
When she finds him, her heart will just drop, and finally be home

She walks through the doors of a tavern called “Admiral’s Daughter”
And sits in her corner seat looking at folks come and go
She keeps the seat next to her open and watches the doorway
And waits for the ghost of a sailor she knew long ago

But change will never come if she remains the same..
Hit the road to anywhere, however long, she doesn’t care
To escape was the plan all along
And when she finds him, her heart will just drop, and finally be home

Road To Anywhere

Tribute To Hank Williams Album Available NOW! :
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Jambalaya (On The Bayou)

Rockin' Chair Money

Borderland  - Words & Music: Pravinand Maharaj aka Johnny Minstrel

There’s a wire fence running east
Keeping Eden out of bounds
And he speaks unto the least
Like a Sermon on the Mount
And as the living often do
Find a million ways to die
I was born loving you
A truth I still deny

It’s my inheritance they say
A house with many rooms
But I be homeless night and day
Until I’m in the tomb
Behind that solid door
Something else lies in
And when you open up you know
It was the same old thing

Now you and I we learned
That freedom’s golden chains
Caused Paradise to burn
And we both took the blame
Still shaken from the fall
And I can’t get back up
They all are prison walls
Everything I touch

I’m crawling through the sands
To the setting sun
Into the Borderland
Where shadows overcome
Into the Borderland
Where shadows overcome


Borderland

Lost Highway (Hank Williams Cover) downloadable

A Woman Like You

Yard Sale

Musicians
 Stephen Peragallo electric and classical guitar
 Paul Buono guitar/mandolin
 Dr.Daniel Lewis steel guitar/dobro
 Jim Cabral piano/keyboard
 Jim Hadley bass
 Joe Hadley drums
 Gudula Urban cello
 Brain Silber violin/viola
Josh McAlexander vocals / acoustic guitar / harmonica

Background vocals
 Amy Hamm
 Annette Bednez
 Jim Hadley
 Jim Cabral
 Paul Buono

Produced by; Paul Buono and Jim Cabral
Song / traditional

Will The Circle Be Unbroken

Swinging Doors (Merle Haggard Cover)

Collaboration of original song written by Michael Duffy and Cliff Dykes.

Michael Duffy Lead vocal, rhythm guitar.
Corey Dykes Drums, Bass, Rhodes Piano.
Cliff Dykes Guitars, Harmony.

Pleasure to work with these to talented guys. Big thanks to the CD’s.

Lyrics: Songwriter

Sing it like you need to
Don’t sing it like you should
Let your finger touch the strings
Like fire burning wood
 
Sing it from your heart
Let the words ignite the flame
From the inferno deep inside
That makes us all the same

Chorus
Songwriter, you are breaking hallowed ground
Not for glory or for fame
Songwriter, turn your vision into sound
And then you can seal it with your name
 
Sing of times past and present
Feeling every single word
Play that guitar with a passion
Set us free like a bird
 
Make it a three minute mission
A beginning and an end
Squeeze out every drop of anguish
Until it’s gone with the wind

Chorus
Songwriter, you are breaking hallowed ground
Not for glory or for fame
Songwriter, turn your vision into sound
And then you can seal it with your name

Written by Michael Duffy and Cliff Dykes.

Songwriter - (Original Song)

Big thanks to Cliff Dykes, Corey Dykes (CD’s) to Chuck Aaron and Josh McAlexander for working on this Highwaymen classic song  Highwayman. A great honor to work with these guys on this project.

Performed By:
Chuck Aaron Vocals, guitar
Corey Dykes Vocals, bass, rhodes piano
Michael Duffy Vocals
Josh McAlexander Vocals
Cliff Dykes guitar, gr09 roland synth fiddle

Thanks Guys!!!!!

Highwayman Revisited - (feat. Cliff Dykes, Corey Dykes, Chuck Aaron & Josh McAlexander)

It’s nearing the 1st anniversary of Country legend Merle Haggard who sadly passed away on April 6 2016. This is a tribute to one of his many great songs Mama’s Hungry Eyes a collaboration by Chuck Aaron and myself. It was a great pleasure and experience to work with Chuck on this track. A big thanks to the talented Chuck Aaron for working with me, I hope y'all enjoy, RIP Merle Haggard, gone but never forgoten.

Mama's Hungry Eyes - Collaboration

Newly re-minted Version of this Tune features updated 'Bitcrushed' Logic Pro X Drums. Played Guitar(s) and added my Vocals and mixed it all up again. As always, Genuine Thanks for listening and/or commenting. Most appreciated! :D
Something About the Nighttime ©  - ROCK Version
Riff Beach Original
RiffWerx - 2017
There’s Something about the Nighttime
Something ‘bout The Night
Sometimes it just seems like The Right Time
It just feels so Right
Don’t lose your grip on The Day
Don’t lose your Inner Light
And, Don’t Let it Get Away
Keep it Shining Bright
(Chorus)
There’s Something about The Nighttime
There’s Something about The Night
Sometimes, it just seems (feels) like The Right Time
It just feels so Right
(Just feels so Right)
Bridge (Slow Transition - Key Change)
Passing Slowly
Passing Fast
Grab on Tightly
Before……The Future’s Past
(Last Verse)
In those Morning Hours of Reflective Thought
As the Sun rises slowly in The East
Well, those times, they just can’t be Bought
In which Wonders never seem to Cease
(Repeat Chorus and Out)

RiffWerx

Oh how we love Willie and  Merle. This was one of their last songs that they recorded together and I believe they had fun doing it.  That was the Django and Jimmie CD.   Merle is gone now(RIP) and Willie  (keep on picking).  Thanks so much to my dear friend Michael.   What a great job you did.  Too much fun on this. Thanks for the listen

It's All Going To Pot

It's All Going To Pot(Cover by Michael Duffy and Chuck Aaron)

Many thanks to Riff for taking my words and tweaking them a bit to make them flow into this song. Vocals and Music Production/Mix by Riff Beach.

WALKING INTO A SHOP 
OVER IN TUPELO 
WHAT DID I SEE?
BUT, A DUSTY OLD FLAT TOP

WALKED OVER TO IT
PULLED IT OFF THE WALL
AND GAVE IT A STRUM
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL TONE

AS I WIPED THE DUST AWAY
IT JUST BLEW MY MIND
IT WAS A ’52 GIBSON J-45
MAN, WHAT A FIND

CHORUS
I PLAY GUITAR BECAUSE I LIKE IT
NOT BECAUSE I'M PARTICULAR’LY GREAT AT IT
I KNOW A BARGAIN WHEN I SEE IT
AND I KNEW I HAD TO HAVE IT
YEAH, AND I KNEW THAT I HAD TO HAVE IT
WHAT MORE CAN I SAY?
I JUST HAD TO HAVE IT THAT DAY

HOW MANY ROADS HAD IT TRAVELED?
WHAT STORIES COULD IT TELL?
ASKED THE STOREKEEPER IF IT WAS FOR SALE
IT SURE PLAYED SO WELL

EVERYTHING’S FOR SALE
I’LL TAKE A HUNDRED OR TWO
FOR THIS OLD GUITAR…….
EVEN THOUGH IT'S WORTH SO MUCH MORE 

BRIDGE
I HAD FIVE HUNDRED IN MY POCKET
GLADLY GAVE IT TO HIM
COULDN'T WAIT TO GET IT HOME
RESTRUNG AND HUNG UPON THE WALL

IT MAY BE WORTH MORE
IT MAY BE WORTH  LESS
TO ME IT WAS QUITE A FIND
BUT, THEN I WOKE UP
FOR IT WAS ONLY A DREAM ……. (AW, MAN!)  >>>  REPEAT CHORUS

Lyrics by Tony Harris © 2017

I Knew I Had To Have It - Lyrics by Tony Harris - Vocal and Music Production/Mix by Riff Beach

Hurtin Wine - Original Song

Lyrics:
Well, I had me a thirst tonight
Had to put up a fight
This goes back a long ways
To my darkest troubled days

The Pisser was calling me in
To drown my sorrows and sin
But I had to decline
My old friend hurtin' wine

Hurtin' Wine, it all came at a cost
Hurtin' Wine, I had loved and I had lost
Hurtin' Wine, well it made me who I am
And to the dry shore I swam, from old hurtin' wine

From a young age I had begun
Found myself always on the run
Times I was at death's door
And still I'd cry for more

I got myself back on track
Swore I'd never go back
Time came to draw the line
From my old friend hurtin' wine

Hurtin' Wine, it all came at a cost
Hurtin' Wine, I had loved and I had lost
Hurtin' Wine, well it made me who I am
And to the dry shore I swam, from old hurtin' wine

I can never forget
The dark days I resent
But I'm free today
A new man, so they say

Like a ship in stormy weather
Through rough seas we journey together
But now its Just a day at a time
From my old friend hurtin' wine

Hurtin' Wine, it all came at a cost
Hurtin' Wine, I had loved and I had lost
Hurtin' Wine, well it made me who I am
And to the dry shore I swam, from old Hurtin' Wine

Just a day at a time
From old hurtin' wine

♫¸¸.•*¨*•♫¸¸.•*¨*•  🍷 ¸¸.•*¨*•♫ ¸¸.•*¨*•♫


Hurtin' Wine ~ By Michael Duffy.
Singer/Songwriter ~ Co.Donegal Ireland

Hurtin Wine - Original Song (c)

Big thanks to Cliff Dykes and Corey Dykes (Southern Fried) for inviting me to lend vocals on this Traveling Wilburys classic End Of The Line!!! Always a great honor and fun experience to work with these guys!!! Great job on the music and vocals guys !!!Big thanks!!!

End Of The Line - Collaboration (feat. Cliff Dykes, Corey Dykes (Southern Fried) & Michael Duffy)

The Angel From Montgomery
Written by John Prine
Arranged and performed by Josh McAlexander

The Angel From Montgomery

(Angels Called Your Name)
Lyrics:
Woke to the news this morning 
Gods angels came calling
Took you from our life

Could have knocked me down with a feather
Thought you'd be around for ever
Pain cuts deep like knife

Mama just ain't been the same
Since you where taken she’s in pain
It’s hard to watch and hear her cry's

But we know your safe in heaven
Stories and jokes you be telling
Your Irish humour and smiling eyes

Blessed you where my father
We had a bond like no other
Always you where there for me

Even now that your gone
I don’t feel alone
Close my eyes and your love I still see

We'll always be together
In my heart you’ll be forever
Long as I Live and we meet again

In god I trust and believe
It was your time to leave
When the angels called your name

Angels called your name.

Written By Michael Duffy.

Angels Call Your Name - Original Song (c)

As always such a great pleasure to work with Chuck Aaron on another great song selection. Such a good Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard song Reasons To Quit many thanks Chuck, hope Y'all enjoy!!!

Reasons To Quit - Chuck Aaron And Michael Duffy

"Moving On" Written and recorded by Michael Duffy at Live At The Attic studio with Eamonn Karran.