Our generation stands on the shoulders on countless numbers of generations of our ancestors who created and handed down to us the civilization we now enjoy.  It is our job to perfect it and to hand it down to the next generation. With God's help we will perfect this legacy until it leades us out into the stars and beyond. Only with God's help will we be enable to accomplish this daunting task. This song is about that. destiny

Carry That Load

Our world is getting more complicated.  We need to get to know each other better and learn to work. Music is one way we can talk to each other and learn from each other. "Take My Hand" is a song about making that happen .

Take My Hand

My daughter, Victoria was expecting a baby last April and so I wrote this song for her and her soon to be born child called "Behold".

Behold

Dump Truck (ft Kab)

Alain's Choirs

Cyclone

A walk down memory lane. Leo & I started a club, my first club, HAPPY DISCO. Dodging the police, we danced until the sunrise. 
Always in warehouses outside of Stockholm. Always playing our disco & tech house. The mix features some new and some older releases (year 2010/11).

Let’s hope you enjoy it, 
xx

The Sound Of When I Was Seventeen (HAPPY DISCO)

Ne dis rien

A Martine

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Heart Shaped Necklace

Lessons I've Learned

I started writing songs after I returned from Vietnam.  I had played the piano earlier in my life and developed a clear ear for harmonics.  This was further refined when I studied music at Bowdoin College where I was a member of the glee club, chancel choir and a close harmony singing group called the Bachelors.  While in this group, I picked up the guitar, wrote some new arrangements of existing songs and did a little solo work.
After Vietnam with this same guitar, I began writing songs as a form of PTSD therapy. Got so active in the anti-war movement  while in theolgy school, that my wife and I fled  to Canada where we pastored among the farmers and native people of Alberta and British Columbia.  I continued writing songs about  my experiences in those worlds  while raising my family.   After protecting those songs under copyright at the Library of Congress, I made up some demos and caught a bus to NYC where I tried to peddle my music with some high-powered citified record agents.  I didn't get any bites and got discouraged  when they told me to go to Nashville.  I didn't have the time or the money back then to follow up on that advice, so I sat on those songs for years.   Now in retirement, I've finally gone to Nashville in the hopes of getting my music out into the ears, minds and hearts of a whole different generation of young people.  Remembering the advice of a close friend - "With God's help, all things are possible". I decided.....Why not?

Carry That Load

Bill Thwing

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