Dining Area

Solitaire

A song about life in Beaumont, TX

Lenny Pettinelli - piano
Scott McGill - lead guitar
Ben Bjorle - bass
Josh Courts - drums
Ken Bailey - steel guitar
t.Roy - everything else

Southeast Texas Son

Lenny Pettonelli - piano
Will Franke - violin
Ben Bjorle - drums,  upright bass
t.Roy - vocals, acoustic guitar

Mixed & Mastered by Juan Miguel Alcantara

O Leonardo

One of the oldest songs in history, these ancient lyrics speak of a more "ancient song" for the dance.


Mixed & Mastered by Cyamak Ashtiani

Matt McKeown - drums
Will Franke - violin, sitar
Joe McCanna - piano
Ted Pearce - everything els

Ancient Gates

Zemer Atik

Perfect for greeting time, a medley of three songs:

Heveinu Shalom Alechim
Melech Ozair
Oseh Shalom

Shalom Medley

This wonderful promise of God comes from the Prophet Ezekial in chapter 36

Shehekiyanu

You Shall Live

05 You Shall Live

There was a radio station in Dallas called KZOM that was bought out in the 80s and began implementing automated DJs. THIS is where the downfall of rock music can be traced because the new owners preferred a particular sound. This is why you got so many "Creed" clones in the 90s (which were really just Eddy Vedder bands) until Nickleback saturated the market so much that it died a miserable death. 

Robots

Tree Frog remix

Don't know what genre this is but the drop at the end says Techno.

Shadowed Hills

Walin Dave Co-wrote this with me, Don and Ted Pearce. We all take a verse

Fly Killer Shiver

Messianic worship music predates Christianity by going all the way back to Davidic-style of Israeli worship forms that were in place at the advent of Yeshua (Jesus) and the earliest believers would have known some of the forms used in messianic worship still today, such as a dance called "The Hora". Yet as ancient as this is, it is currently considered a  sub-genre of "christian" worship. Go figure?  Therefore I make a special Texas-flavored hybrid in this sub-genre of a sub-genre. Enjoy! Leave your comments and visit tedpearce.com 

Thanks and shalom (God's peace) to you!.