watching the bears destroy the patriots in 1985 was the first time I watched a super bowl.  it was the year i awoke to popular culture .  Superbowl shuffle for ever.   Those guys couldn't rap or dance but they sure could play football. lol.

Hey Moe man, love that descending guitar melody you fingerpick so expertly. You are an amazing fingerpicker on all your work in which you do it, though. Wonderful job singing it, too. Your vocal melodies are very accessible and memorable throughout. I assume you came up with the guitar part before the vocal melodies, though, yeah? Either way, they fit the song perfectly. Outstanding work here, brother man!

Wooohooo another great track of yours!! OMG this is amazing! Loved to read your description, so great to read about your inspiration, and also loved listening to this song!

Fabulous Moe, beautiful melody and finger picking, go Bears!

Very creative vocal track..captivating & mesmerizing..perfectly executed..great guitar work..excellent mix & recording production..brilliantly done!

You have a great sound my friend, brilliant playing and singing, what more do you need? 👏🏼

This song is for the person that you love. 

One of my earliest memories is watching the 1985 Chicago Bears win the Super Bowl for American Football. I have always loved Chicago sports teams, and have rediscovered my love for the game after many years away. 

On December 20th, my daughter and I watched the Bears vs. Packers game on TV.  They are intense rivals, and the Bears had lost against them just two weeks earlier in a very close game that came down to the wire. During halftime she went to sleep because quite frankly we weren't playing all that great and we were losing.  But after the break, the Bears slowly started finding their game, and made what was one of the most improbable comebacks in NFL history.  

I wanted to wake her up and tell her, but it was past midnight when the game finished because they went into overtime. But her favorite player, DJ Moore, caught the game winning touchdown in the most dramatic fashion. So this song is about how I would have to wait until the morning to tell her the good news. 

It’s You

When you had left for bed
You’d never think we’d win
The way that we came back to prove
It wasn’t just a fluke, for every time we’d lose
But this time there was no excuse
But now I’ll have to wait
To say to you it made
All the waiting worth the ache

I wish tomorrow here at last 
So I can tell the day that passed
When I’ll wake up and see the face
That takes me to a brighter place
It’s you, It’s you, It’s you

Some days I wasn’t sure 
If we could ever win
Most times I couldn’t bet to lose
And every time I think
I’m lost beyond the brink
You were there to pull me through
And though we struggled at the line
This time we made it through!

I wish tomorrow here at last 
So I can tell the day that passed
When I’ll wake up and see the face
That takes me to a brighter place
It’s you, It’s you, It’s you

And now today is here at last
And I have seen enough that’s past
And what we have is all we need
I can be the best me
With you, with you, with you

It's You

1/4/26: New song is out, happy new year everyone! I'm excited for 2026, well I'm excited for music in 2026. Can't say the same about everything else 😅

Hi I'm Moe, I like to play and record music. Here you will find my songs about things in life, happy and sad. Probably mostly sad right now, but 2026 is showing promise for some brighter tunes.

My first group of songs from 2024 were more pop-oriented, and my tracks from 2025 have been more of the moody acoustic type. Over the past couple of years I have become obsessed with Elliott Smith, so there may be some influence there. 

I think my songs tell stories about things we've all been through in life.  I hope you can relate, please feel free to message me if you ever want to talk about music.

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