"Every Once In A While" is the first single from the LP "Rhythm of the Roads" by Mark Rogers.  Circle Seal Publishing/BMI.  Produced by Mark Rogers and Rob Ulsh.  Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Rob Ulsh, Master Sound Studios, VA Beach, VA.

Rhythm Of The Roads

6/28/2021

Every Once In A While

Download the song for free & learn how you can support Ukraine by visiting: http://www.unicefusa.org/?form=FUNGNXBYXDH or (Ukrainian Red Cross) https://donate.redcrossredcrescent.org/ua/donate/~my-donation?_cv=1

“T Bear was truly inspired when he wrote Red Harvest. I think we are all shocked at what is happening in the Ukraine. Such a feeling of helplessness. We all do what we can.” Paul Rodgers

"Red Harvest" by Richard T Bear featuring Paul Rodgers is a song about the effects of war and attrition that brings out a sympathetic and melancholy tone reflective of those under attack.  The haunting chorus and strings deliver a feeling of longing for peace. Standing with the good people of Ukraine.

T Bear featuring Paul Rodgers vocal duet
Tony Braunagel drums 
Leland Sklar bass 
Laurence Juber guitar 
Ada Pasternak violin 
Gia Ciambotti vocals 
T Bear piano

Red Harvest

Red Harvest - Richard T Bear featuring Paul Rodgers

Wild One

@2017copyright Lis Whyte
Thank you so much to  the wonderful Vas Brothers for their exquisite playing...song by Lis Whyte (vocals/guitar), Vic Manuel (guitar/vocals), Steve Lingard (harmonica/vocals), Anton Halim (resonator guitar/vocals). Recorded by Warwick Donald in Newtown Feb17

Letter To Saint Paul

The River

Music & Lyric by Bjørn Tomren
Sung by Bjørn & Britt


Yodel 

I should be sleeping
But I lie awake and think

When you see that ripe sun rise
I watch it sink

Now night´s come between us
And we´re so far apart

So I’ll just sing you this small song
From a worn out heart

Bridge:

I know troubles been hard
Bad news knocks on your door

And the men who drew the borders
Soon outline another war


Yodel 


But there is a river
That flows from north to south

And it can heal a fire burning
And quench a thirsty mouth

And if by its banks you lay
Feeling gone and curled

Know that you have got a friend
Halfway across the world

Know that you have got a friend
Halfway across the world


Yodel

The River

A flatpicking breakup romp with rapid-fire lyrics and fantastic fiddle & banjo solos.  Music, Lyrics & Acoustic Guitar by Steve Sofferin.  Produced by Raz Koren.  Mixed by Clifton David Broadbridge, El Mocambo Productions.  Mastered by Joao Carvalho.  Engineered by Calvin Hartwick, Dream House Studio.

Porch Song

Written and Performed by Mark Rogers.  Circle Seal Publishing/BMI, 2017-2019.  From the LP "Laying It Down"

Laying It Down

Qualifiers

The short-lived, never gigged but rehearsed a bunch trio Superbullet recorded a version of this old song. Featuring Jeff Claypoole on vocals and acoustic guitar, Matt Stankiewicz on fretless bass and Miles on mandolin.

Olden Days

David (2009 version)

David (2009 Superbullet version)

Bootscootin

Heartland Rock, Singer Songwriter.  Similar Artists: Bruce Springsteen, Warren Zevon, Tom Petty, John Mellencamp. “They’ve all been copying me for years!"

Wild One

Tom Ciurczak