Immerse yourself in 'Storytelling Blues & Rock Songs,' a playlist celebrating the rich tradition and enduring legacy of narrative within these powerful genres. Each song is a carefully crafted journey, inviting you to meet unforgettable characters and embark on vivid emotional odysseys. Experience the soulful sounds of the Blues as they chronicle heartfelt tales, and feel the compelling energy of Rock as it drives epic sagas. This collection features a diverse cast of master storytellers and timeless tunes, alongside some of my own original story-driven compositions and lyrical tales. Let the music speak, and get lost in the stories that unfold. #StorytellingSongs #BluesRock #LyricalMusic #NarrativeSongs #RockStories #BluesNarratives #CharacterDriven #EmotionalJourney #RootsMusic #SongStories

Storytelling Blues & Rock Songs

Show Love 11

Reel & Speakers (playlist)

Ladat’s Support Sep’25 vol.2

A Crazy Vision

This is another free improvisation, a music piece that I have invented while playing it. I tried to express my current mood while sitting at my piano and looking outside into my garden park. I am trying my best to take all the time that my music needs to evolve and to sustain. I hope that you like it? Feel free to comment and to share.

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Body love

Velvet Reverie

Enjoy the music video it's a blast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcHY4EX7BUk

Once again, I am beside myself with joy to honour the memory of my high school bestie Dan Wayne Dunlop (October 4, 1957 – November 17, 2012), by producing and publishing his original song "Out In A Week".  Dan and I first met in junior high school, and we became best friends in high school.  We were bad, had tons of fun and jammed together often for many years. 

Dan wrote "Out In A Week" in the late 1970s, recording it on a cassette player using a drum machine, his guitar, and his own vocals.  I first attempted to revive the song I had on cassette using AI technology, but that didn't pan out.  Instead, and with the contributions of some amazing musicians, I re-recorded the song, performing the vocals, alto sax and keys. 

In many ways Dan was my mentor, I admired his independent nature, talent and drive.  A born comedian, cartoonist, singer, guitarist, puppeteer, film producer, radio talk show host, cameraman, film editor and, with all that talent, he also had a big heart. Truly an outstanding person who influenced so many people who are to this day grateful to have known him.  I hope I did him proud with my rendition of  "Out In A Week" and the music video.  Once again, I feel great pride and love in keeping his legacy alive by immortalizing his artistry.  I love you brother (RIP).

The Song:

"Out In A Week", with its hard-hitting blues-rock vibe, sentences the listener to jail for criminal behaviour, followed by the elation that accompanies the prospect of getting out in a week.

Song: Out In A Week
Lyrics: Dan Wayne Dunlop, AKA Fastmandan & Thomas Patton AKA TomCattt
Recorded at TJP Entertainment North York, Ontario and Pezmosis Music Productions Oak Ridges, Ontario
Mixed and Mastered: Mark Pezzelato at Pezmosis Music Productions Oak Ridges, Ontario https://www.pezmosis.com/
Production and Engineering: Thomas Patton
Lead and Harmony Vocals: Thomas Patton
Keyboard: Thomas Patton
Alto Saxophone: Thomas Patton 
                            : Selmer SAS711B
Bass Guitar: Bernie Serrao
Electric Guitar: Dan Strudwick AKA Brother Daniel
Drums: Mark Pezzelato
              https://www.pezmosis.com/
Album Cover: Thomas Patton
Photography: Thomas Patton
Copyright: 1182165

Cattt Man Do

Out In A Week

Stream

American Love Has Died

Fifth EP with some ballads about finding my way and trying to start anew

PLS TELL ME WHY

ITALY

Darrell P on the production with an amazing vocal contribution once again from Frank Zozky's studio. A perfect song all around. It's cuffing season and this song is the catalyst. Whether you want to get romantic with your boo or get the attention of the one that has caught your eye, trust me this is that song. 

Be Mine

Exzenya’s latest release, “V.I.P.,” flips the meaning of “Very Important Person” into “Victims Impact Panel” — the mandatory DUI education program run by the courts and MADD. This isn’t a celebrity anthem — it’s a satirical, explicit hip-hop track that calls out the chaos, humor, and irony in one of the most serious situations people can find themselves in: facing the consequences of drunk driving.

With pounding beats and raw, unapologetic lyrics, “V.I.P.” paints the picture of sitting in that courtroom seat, being reminded that no one is immune to accountability — no matter how ‘important’ they think they are. Instead of glamorizing nightlife, the track twists the perspective, bringing heavy bass and dark humor to a subject most artists won’t touch. It’s reckless, it’s bold, and it’s a reminder that sometimes the most powerful commentary can come wrapped in satire.

This Explicit Version is the first release of the track — a Clean Version and Club Remix are on the way soon, each designed to expand its reach across audiences and settings.

“V.I.P.” continues Exzenya’s commitment to creating music that fuses psychology, lived experience, and social commentary into sound — music that entertains, makes you think, and doesn’t shy away from uncomfortable truths.

#rap #hiphop #comedyrap #satireremix #funnyrap #explicit #storytelling #drunkdrivingawareness #clubtrack #exzenya

Exzenya V.I.P.

to be, free

Guitars: Bill Scherer
Pedal Steel: Milo Deering
Drums: Josh Rodgers
Bass: Pete Miller
Keyboards: Bob Patin
Lead Vocal: Will Montgomery
Backup Vocals: Julie Laverty, Spencer Brochard
Engineering: Paul Osborn @ Audio Dallas
Written, Mixed & Produced by Will Montgomery

[Verse 1]
Half a step from where I stood
Said I might, never said I would
Traced your name across the glass
Watched the moment slowly pass

[Pre-Chorus]
Too much doubt, too little to say
You moved on while I looked away

[Chorus]
Took the long way from maybe
Drew a line, then looked away
Held my breath while you were waiting
Now there’s nothing left to say
You were steady, I was slow
Now I walk this road alone

[Verse 2]
Called your name, then changed my mind
Hoped you’d read between the lines
Told myself it’s not too late
But fear will always hesitate

[Pre-Chorus]
Held back words I thought you’d understand
Now they’re ashes in my hands
[Chorus]
Took the long way from maybe
Let it drift, then walked away
Built a wall instead of meaning
Now there’s nothing I can say
You were ready, I said no
Now I walk this road alone

[Bridge]
Built a home on ifs and when
Closed the door, then asked again
Watched you leave without a sound
Now I’m stuck on this battleground

[Final Chorus]
Took the long way from maybe
Truth was there, I looked away
Spoke too soft and far too slowly
Now there’s nothing left to say
You were sure, and I was slow
Now I walk this road alone

[Outro]
The signs were clear, I looked away
Now it’s just me and yesterday

Long Way From Maybe

Migrations

It's sad that I'm still having to write protest songs but we all need to speak up.

WE WON'T WEAR THEIR YOKE

'Do You Wanna Do That' was written, performed, recorded by Ron Snyder at the onset of 2011. It's about the little voice in your head, asking you questions, as you try to find time for yourself, as you are driving to wherever you have to be. 
MP3 VERSION AVAILABLE AT www.cdbaby.com/Artist/RonSnyder ; www.amazon.com/Do-You-Wanna-That…96835148&sr=301-1; Also, other music download sites.

Ron Snyder- Do You Wanna Do That (again) - Original Song

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Singer/Songwriter/Drummer in Dallas, TX. I believe in working with real musicians and tracking as much as possible live.