Bruce Parrott Music

Liber Sum

Keep your eye on your kids, there's nothing better to do with your time

I like covering songs once in a while and I thought this would be a challenge and it was.

Cry in your beer blues

A song I wrote about my lost dog

The glorious turned tragic story of a guitar player

Recorded at Berklee College Studio A. Performed by Strike: Bruce Parrott, Bill Metcalf, Paul Ionata, Umberto Montero, Charles Racine

Recorded at Berklee College Studio A in 1981 myself and the band Strike. Umberto Montero, Charles Racine, Bill Metcalf, Paul Ionata and Bruce Parrott

Outlaws doing the only thing they know how, this is living in the USA

Get up is a song that Annie and Bruce collaborated on in the early 2000's. Annie wrote the words and co-arranged the music. Bruce Parrott played all the instruments and recordings

I found an old collection of songs that I started posting on Rumble.

It's amazing what trials and tribulations you can endure when you have some of life's simple pleasures...

That moment you become aware that you've ignored the truth

When the entire world is going crazy and there's a Maniac on the loose!

Love your brother just don't turn your back

They say "the moment you die your live passes before you".

When they heard the shotgun blast in a Spanish Bar in LA

The boarders are open, the invaders are here

The song 1984 was written by Randy California and was first recorded and released by Spirit [US] in 1969

Patriot is a song I wrote while trying to reason why people were arrested and charged and treated so awfully by prison guards for protesting peacefully inside the Capital while being invited in and leaving peacefully when asked.

You can't change who you are; enjoy the ride!