It's us.

Raleigh Bop

This is our song about spending our weekend nights on the TC Williams (Remember The Titans) Crew docks on The Potomac River in high school.

This was the first song we ever wrote that I thought was really good. 

This was our attempt at a song talking down the bad side of casual hook ups.


This is a live rendition of this song, with me singing and playing rhythm, Bill Woerhle picking on a Telecaster, and Roddy Ring on pedal steel.

Playing with the 4 track app on my Ipod Touch waiting for my son to finish practice.

Our version of the Rolling Stones classic.

A two-stringed guitar, and an electric heater for a snare.

The old WWII classic about wanting to see one's friends and loved ones, if you survived the war.

This song dates back to the 1930's, I think.

This is my son singing Ave Maria at my father's funeral, accompanied by my cousin's wife, Ruthanne Lodato on piano.

Us playing at our bass player's annual chili cook off.  I'm the singer, and if you can't tell, I'm nearly dead, I'm so sick.