cdkkiss1952

I wrote this song about my Granddaughter. SHE LOVES TO DANCE

This is a TRIBUTE SONG I wrote for my father. He was my HERO. A WWII Navy Vet. He was a GREAT MAN.

My granddaughter and I spent some time together. She decided that Mr. Bear needed medical attention.

I made this paint shaker kind of as a joke. It's a Rube Goldberg kind of thing. But it works really good. Everyone that comes to the shop and sees it, gets a kick out of it.

Stay warm.

One of my newer songs. Check it out. Give me some input. I TWEEKED the song a little. I hope this is a better mix.

This is an older song. I sang and played all the instruments on this song. I mixed it using my ACID Music Studio program. I used an old video of this FIRE TRUCK for a background to my song. Leave a comment. Good or bad. I enjoy input on my music. The only way we get better is by PRACTICING and learning from others.

Verse 1: It's more than just a name on a service station map. From the mountains in the East, way down past TUCKERS flat. It's a little piece of heaven. That's our claim to fame. We make moonshine and whiskey that's how we got our name. WHISKEY CREEK. CHORUS: To all our sons and daughters the mothers and the fathers. This little town just gets into your soul. You might move away, find another place to stay. Whiskey Creek will always be your home. Yeah, WHISKEY CREEK. VERSE 2: Billy was a farm boy, but he wanted something more. He went away, swore an oath, then went off to war. The stars that shine the brightest sometimes don't shine long. It rained all week, we all cried when they brought Billy home. To, WHISKEY CREEK. Partial chorus Tag line: You might move away find another place to stay. Whiskey Creek will always be your home, ...yeah Whiskey Creek. Verse 3: You'll never be a stranger when you come into town. Everyone will know your name, 'fore you get sat down. Find a seat, grab a bite to eat, set your ol' Hoss down. Kick off your boots, rest your weary feet. In, WHISKEY CREEK. End line: Find a seat, grab a bite to eat, set your ol' hoss down. Kick off your boots, rest your weary feet in Whiskey Creek. © Craig D. Kendall 2022

A simple video with my original song COLORADO playing.

Original song. This guy finally gets a date and calls her his old flames name. Sad, kinda true.