Too Old for This Shit

Too Old for this Shit

This was quite the burn. It was beautiful, amazing, and transformative. It was also incredibly hard, full of work, exhausting, disappointing, and full of opportunities for growth and expansion. The welcome home party was the highlight of my burn and the most present I was the entire week. This party normally takes place on Sunday evening. The rain and weather postponed this blast off until Monday evening. Those that were there could feel the building energy and were ready to come together and leave the uncertainty and chaos of the world behind as they move, groove, and lean into love. This set was all of that and embodied the theme of tomorrow today. Creating the desired feeling today of joy, gratitude, connection, and love through house music.

Burningman 2025 Welcome Home Party

A song featuring the vocals of Bobby Strickland.

Working Man's Blues

_ Workman Songs is an initiative of 
    Blue Shore Creative _
For all song use enquiries, 
Contact:  Craig

crarg2@hotmail.com

Craypoe Productions presents an eclectic collection that brings together a diverse lineup of talented guest musicians, each lending their own unique voice to the songs of Bob Craypoe. Every lyric across the album was written by Bob, who also handled full production duties to ensure the record’s cohesive sound and vision.

The sessions were recorded at Bob Craypoe’s Crackle and Hiss Studios in Stillwater Township, New Jersey—a place where raw creativity and authenticity meet. Adding a rich and unexpected dimension to the project, the strings were performed by members of the Crandon Lakes Philharmonic Orchestra, giving the album moments of orchestral depth alongside its grittier tones.

The guest list spans across genres, featuring country pickers, punk rebels, seasoned rockers, and soulful blues musicians. This mix of backgrounds creates a dynamic listening experience, with each track carrying the spirit of collaboration while staying true to the working-class stories and heartfelt grit captured in Bob’s lyrics.

At its heart, this is a testament to the power of music as a shared language—rooted in tradition yet unafraid to cross boundaries, and always grounded in the voice of the people.

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