John Adams - Singer/Songwriter

I was blown away to learn that John Prine wrote this when he was still in High-school. An amazing song by an amazing song-writer. I submit this as a tribute to John Prine.

The last song from John Prine - my songwriting heroe. Had to do this as a tribute.

I wrote this song for my niece's wedding.

My niece requested I learn this song for her wedding - it's such a great song, it's now part of my regular repertoire.

I generally have to tell the audience that my wife is actually still alive - this song was the result of an over-active imagination.

I wrote this song as a "challenge" song for a song-writer group I belong to here in Billings, MT. The prompt was "Turning over a leaf / starting something new" not a perfect match, but, I like the way the song came out.

I wrote this song after Jimmy Buffett died. I saw an interview with Jimmy's daughter, Delaney, who mad a comment (and I'm paraphrasing), I learned that nothing was actually everything - that line inspired this song.

Not 100% sure where the idea for this came from ...

I wrote this for a friend, Tyler Brown, who was taken way too young as the result of a car accident.

I wrote this, but, hadn't named it, then while filming you'll notice by dog, named Blue, walk by....Then I had my name.

Original piece I wrote while living in Arizona.

Christmas song based on the Luke II account.

One of my early songs from my first CD of the same name. This song was actually released on a 45 (yes, it's that old), and rose to #65 on the Indie Bullet chart back when that was a thing.

One of my favorite John Prine tunes - though admittedly, it's very difficult to pick favorites as I love all John Prine tunes.

a song that encapsulates the after-life beliefs instilled in me by my mom.

Wrote this song for a wedding -

another "break-up" song. What can I say....

Wrote this in Montana.... I think it was in the fall.... hence the original title.

Pete Huttlinger's tune about a great guitar (instrumental)

I heard Seth Avett do a version of this, and had to learn it.

It took me years to be able to do this song without tearing up. It's a heart wrencher, but, a great tune. I hope you like my version.

Lyle Lovett's great tune about wanting everything at once.

I wrote this song hoping the John Prine might record it, unfortunately he passed before I got the chance to pitch it to him.

Keith Sykes wrote this great song, that was made famous-ish by Jimmy Buffett.

John D. Loudermilk wrote this song that was made famous by Chet Atkins and every other fingerstyle guitar player out there.