Hope you like my rendition of this classic Otis Redding song from 1965. I've loved it since then and I finally recorded it.

I've loved this song since I first heard it on a 1980 album by Ricky Skaggs & Keith Whitley. Almost at my 88th birthday, I just had to record it. Hope you like my A Cappella version of this Gospel classic.

I've liked this song from the first time I heard Bill Monroe and Waylon Jennings sing this in 1969. Hope you like my rendition of "With Body and Soul".

This robin nested by our house for five or six years. Couldn't resist taking photos, although at times, it looked like it wished I'd go away.

Don Williams had a No. 1 Hit with this song in 1977. Hope you like my version which was just finished today, Feb 14, 2024

My late wife, Dorothy (1942-2021) wrote this song in 1962. After all these years it was a pleasure to record it in February 2024. Hope you like Little Girl, Dry Your Eyes.

I got my first guitar in 1950 from Sears catalogue and the first time I played for an audience was April 7, 1955. I sang this song on CKSO TV’s Pick Fair Talent Show in Sudbury, Ontario. I thought that after almost 70 years, I’d try to sing it again (probably in a lower key).

My late wife, Dorothy (1942-2021) wrote this song in 1963. This January 2024 recording is my first time doing this song. Hope you like it.

This is a Buddy Holly song from 1957. Used to do that song with my new Strat back then. Hope you like my 2024 version.

This song was written by Bob Grez in 2005. He asked me if I would record it and here is my version of 'Wannabe Cowboy'. Special thanks go to Jay from VJay TV Canada for all the AI work that he did in this video.

My late wife, Dorothy and I wrote the lyrics for this song in 2008. It was for The Joe 'Mama' Bessr Band contest being held then on Soundclick.com

Hope you enjoy my version of this 1955 George Jones Hit song.

This is a Special dedication to my late wife, Dorothy (1942-2021). You are always loved and are missed a lot.

Wrote this song in the 1980 while I was working and living in the city and longing to get back to the country. Finally, did it and loving it. Hope you like my song.

My late wife Dorothy (1942-2021) and I used to play and sing on CKSO TV in Sudbury, Ontario, from 1957 to 1964 which was followed by a long career in music. I'm very proud to introduce the novel, “Beyond the Death of Ira Nesbitt”, which she wrote in 1973 and just released worldwide by Austin Macauley Publishers.

This song was recorded in 1936 by Roy Acuff. Since it was the year, I was born, I just had to sing it. Hope you like my version of this old gospel song.

First time that Leo Rainville and I sand a duet. I started in 1955 and he did around 1970. It was great to finally sing together in 2023 with my cousin. Hope you enjoy.

This video was put together by the incredible talents of Jay Chubak of Vjay TV Canada, using AI. He took a picture of my late wife and made vocals that are very close to her actual singing voice for this song. It's quite uncanny how he was able to do this. Thanks, Jay, for your knowledge in creating videos.

Ray Price had a Hit with this song in 1954. It was also covered by J.J. Cale among others. Hope you like my version of it.

This was Orville Couch's only Hit Song from 1962. Since then, it's been done my many artists. Hope you like my version of "Hello Trouble".

This song was written in 2004 by my late wife, Dorothy. (1942-2021) Hope you like her positive messages throughout.

This Recordio disc was done in 1953 during noon break from High School. I'd take my Kay guitar into downtown Sudbury, to a Recordio machine in a cigar store on Elm Street. Put a quarter in, sing the song, and the disc came out. Sound is very rough due to a 70-year-old plastic lined cardboard disc. Many thanks to Jay Chubak for all his work to remove clicks and improve the sound.

I wrote this in the 1980s. Hope you enjoy the positive messages in this song.

This song about the Titanic was recorded in 1929 by Blind Willie Johnson. Enjoyed listening for years and finally recorded it. Hope you like my singing of this song.

Loved this Waylon Jennings song from first hearing it in 1968. Hope you like my version of the song.