photo by D. Dandrea

Below the main menu "MUSIC", you will find the contents to each entire album.  The sheer volume of my albums' collective content - each includes 14 songs PLUS an additional Bonus Track -  has made it necessary to place each album in its own separate web page, to reduce what otherwise would be a lot of  scrolling.  

I have been listing musician credits over on the corresponding SongBits menu tab,  and in addition to the Credits, there's a Lyrics Page link as well as individual Track Photo for each song, and some notes on each song that I thought you might enjoy reading.  By the way,  when you click on that Track Photo, it will take you to the “Info” link and allow you to play the Preview of the song as well as see some notes about it.  Also, do check out the additional menu tab "Guest Artists" for the most detail about the musicians I've collaborated with, both in the past and currently.   

When you use the Music menu drop-down and select an Album, you'll enjoy the selections more if you click the "Info" link at the far right of each song.  This brings up a nice little screen with the dates of the song creation as well as other writer or vocalist credits, while you're listening to the song.  This is best for listening to one song at a time.  

If you click to the left side of the main listing, it's actually a Playlist, and will continue playing through the entire album in sequence.  (all Tracks are set to a Preview time of 1:50). Additionally, I have placed a "Technical Features"  segment at the bottom of  the Info screen for those songs in which I've used what I call my “computer-assisted” instrumentation - such as Toontrack's EZ Keys piano or Session Guitarist Picked Acoustic instrumentation by Kontakt.

On the Music-Album pages under here, you can also click on the Album Cover image and get an enlarged view of the photo.   I use special photos licensed from Shutterstock for use here throughout my website.  You'll also enjoy the Song Bits section for individual song photos and more information on each individual track.  See you there!    -  John