This is an uptempo fun country song about anticipating a girls-only weekend trip to the beaches of Mexico. Lying in the sun by day-sipping margaritas at sunset- and dancing to the steel drum band by night. One rule: No significant others invited. I hope you enjoy it.

it's about embracing the aliveness of the world in which we live, no matter what we believe, how we live, or the color of our skin, It's unity and the spark that lives in each of us. It was created to make people get out of their heads and DANCE!

A humorous tale of a guy who found himself divorced at 40 and decided to try the bar seen again even though his best days were behind him.
For the sake of this exercise lets call him........Joe.

My friend John Foster plays all the instruments and does all the vocals. He and Bob McAlpin recorded it in Bobs Nashville studio.

Let's crank up the Country Radio and jam to this Aaron Tippin parody of "Ain't Nothing Wrong With the Radio"

I wanted to create the vibe of a small, dimly lit night spot: Heels click on cobblestones before entering a blue, smoke filled room ... it's 3am. There's the low hum of whispery small talk as glasses clink ... lovers lean over candle-lit tables ... a jazz combo enters an empty space as James Bond sips alone at the bar. A beauty steps to the mike and sings ... he wonders ...

I had a dream I was seated center, in the middle row, of an otherwise empty school auditorium, and the Beatles were on stage performing the chorus of this song. Incredible right? I went around the next day singing the thing to everyone, thinking someone must have heard it, but ... no one had. So I knocked off the verses and bridge, and ... presto ...

Wrongly arrested, prosecuted, and executed and still seeking justice.