Blindside

She's All Heart (Daniel Amos cover)

From my 1999 self-produced indie release "Non Prophet"

Rubbernecker

Let Me Be

Recorded for "Ruff Mix: A Tribute To The Lost Dogs." Guitar solos by Dave Salsman... everything else by yours truly.

Bullet Train (Lost Dogs cover)

Another tribute project track - this one for the late great band Adam Again. Featuring guest vocalists La'Shelle Allen and my oldest daughter, Alaina. All instruments by me.

Tree House (Adam Again cover)

A cover of my cousin's band "The Tempos" from Owensboro, Kentucky... in 1967 - the Summer of Love. I grew up with this on a 45, and couldn't get it out of my head until I re-recorded it.

All That I Really Want

A live recording of The Lost Dogs' "Darkest Night" recorded at Centenary UMC on Good Friday, 2010. Features me on vocal/electric guitar, my daughters Alaina and Maura on background vocals, Scott Heersche on trumpet, Phil Jackson on keyboard pad/bass, Patrick Binford on cello and Dave Salsman on acoustic guitar.

Darkest Night (Live)

My solo arrangement of The Police Classic, recorded straight from the board on a Michael Kelly Hybrid 55 acoustic/electric during a live performance August 1, 2025

Wrapped Around Your Finger

Occasionally, I have been asked to write music for one of Ave Lawyer's modern takes on Shakespeare. Here's the demo of a song I did for her production of "Much Ado About Nothing" called "Pardon, Goddess Of The Night."

Pretty crazy to have a credit like "Music by Steve Broderson, Lyrics by William Shakespeare"

Pardon, goddess of the night,
Those that slew thy virgin knight;
For the which, with songs of woe,
Round about her tomb they go.
Midnight, assist our moan;
Help us to sigh and groan,
Heavily, heavily:
Graves, yawn, and yield your dead,
Till death be uttered,
Heavily, heavily.

Pardon Goddess Of The Night

Me with my band, The Orphans, recorded live around 1998

Non Prophet

The Walls Came Down (live)

I got a "bucket list" guitar a few days ago... a 12-string Rickenbacker. So of course I had to record a Byrds cover.

Please don't expect Roger McGuinn's frantic soloing... I'm not a "speed player" at all...  I'm just so dang pumped to actually own a 620, that I had to do it... Plus, the vocals were fun to record. Tried to make the production a bit trippy too... hope you enjoy!

Steve-Broderson

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