Silver Light On the cover photo, I’m holding Sean, who’s had to endure hours or recording so I feel he’s entitled to be on the cover with me. I record all vocals and instrumentation in my “SilverLite” studio, do an initial mix then provide them to Eric Behling &Trinity Records for additional rhythm effects, mastering and production. It’s a privilege and pleasure to share these with you. If you will, tell a family member or friend and invite them to listen too! Find these, and many more, at http:// www.reverbnation.com and my name. Music is our human communion. Songs: Watch The Wheels: John Lennon’s 1981 single released posthumously after his murder. Learning To Fly: Tom Petty & Jeff Lynne wrote & released this song in 1991. The song has only four chords, a unique structure and sound. Things We Said Today: Written by Paul McCartney, credited to Lennon-McCartney, it was composed for the film “A Hard Day’s Night” in 1964. Just Breathe: Pearl Jam’s very popular song released in Oct. 2009 attained platinum in 2014 and has been featured on numerous TV shows and movies. I’m Your Man: Written and released by Leonard Cohen in 1988 as one of his first modern sounds and a synthpop production. Stand By Me: Written by Ben E. King, performed by countless artists and this is my rocker rendition. I’ll Follow The Sun: Another song written by Paul McCartney, credited to Lennon- McCartney and released in 1964 on the “Beatles For Sale” album. Ain’t No Cure For Love: Another song contained on the 1988 Album, “I’m Your Man” by Leonard Cohen. Let Her Go: Written and recorded by British singer-songwriter, Passenger, it was recorded and released in 2012. By 2013-14 it reached #1 nearly world-wide. Have You Seen The Rain: Written and released by John Fogerty in 1971 and while many have speculated on the meaning of the lyrics, Fogerty said it had to do with success of CCR and, at the same time, the depression felt by band members. I Won’t Back Down: Written and performed by Tom Petty & Jeff Lynne in 1989, it was his first single from his first solo album, “Full Moon Fever”. Heart of The Matter: Written and recorded by Don Henley from his third solo album, “The End Of The Innocence” in 1969. Henley is a member of the Eagles. Positively 4th Street: Written and released by Bob Dylan in 1965, full of punch some- times praises as “an icy hipster b**ch session” with Dylan cutting some luckless person with his barbed-wire tongue. Proud Mary: Written my singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist John Fogerty and recorded by his band Creedence Clearwater Revivial in 1969. House Of The Rising Sun: Original authorship is uncertain, but no one can doubt the success “The Animals” with Eric Burton had with it when it was released in 1964. Blackbird: Another song written by Paul McCartney, credited to Lennon-McCartney and released on the “White Album” in 1968. McCartney and Harrison had been trying to learn “J.S. Bach’s Bourree in E Minor” by playing melody and bass notes played simul- taneously on the upper and lower strings, and this song is Paul’s adaptation. Fields Of Gold: Written and released by Sting in 1983, it is taken from his album “Ten Summoner’s Tales”. I think it’s a beautiful song.