The idea was the way adults think of spending the night with someone. It was a common phrase my brother, cousins and I said a lot to our parents. "Can I go spend the night at so and so's" or "Can so and so spend the night with us". Now days when we would have a different meaning to Spend the Night.

Harlan County Kentucky was notorious for moon shine running, and sometimes the young runners had to make a choice when it came to getting caught.

This song is a prayer to God about not just being inspired, but actually being forever changed for the better after spending time with Him.

I had a dream that I was with other people at like a tent revival, and they were singing the chorus to this song. This song is a song of hope, and of telling about how Jesus' blood cleanses from sin!

We need love the most when we're down and out.

Rockabilly isn't a genre listed on the drop down menu. My target market would be Country for this holiday song.

It's almost time for that Christmas season to begin. Every mall in America is going to be decorated and filled with music for the holiday festivities. My goal was to create something different from all the other traditional holiday songs people hear around this time of year.

A psalm. Or a love song. Eco-friendly.

I had this idea a long time ago. A buddy (Chris Loid) and I sat down and wrote it. It's meant to be fun, patriotic, inclusive, and applicable to the upcoming (in a couple years) 20th anniversary of 911.

I wrote this one with Skip Black. Matt Dame is on vocals.