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$10.00This straight-eighth ballad was written after messing around with inversions and descending bass notes.
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This straight-eighth ballad was written after messing around with inversions and descending bass notes.

This song was co-written with legendary vocalist and song writer, Melissa Manchester for my album “Say It”, featuring a duet with Melissa and me. The lyric describes the idea that life is like stained glass, full of broken pieces and jagged edges, but when you step back and look at it from a distance, it’s…

This song was co-written with lyricist K. Lawrence Dunham for my debut album, “Moon and Sand”. It’s been recorded by vocalist Mary Stallings, Jane Scheckter, Byron Nease, Beverley Church Hogan, and Deana Martin.

This song was co-written with lyricist K. Lawrence Dunham, and was inspired melodically and harmonically by pianist Benny Green.

This song was co-written with lyricist K. Lawrence Dunham as a wedding song for my brother-in-law and his wife who are professional ballet dancers. The waltz felt like the appropriate feel for this song.

This song was co-written with lyricist K. Lawrence Dunham and tells the story of the old fable about the princess and the frog.

This song was co-written with lyricist K. Lawrence Dunham. It started as poem and I set music to his powerful words. This song is dark and sad commentary of how our world so often goes astray, and begs the question, “there must be more than this”.

I co-wrote this song with lyricist D. Channsin Berry for Nancy Wilson’s Grammy-winning album, “Turned to Blue”. The demo of the song was sung by vocalist, Sherry Williams. Nancy also sang this song for the Smokey Robinson tribute on NBC, with arrangement by pianist Llew Matthews.

I wrote this sad and beautiful instrumental ballad that was inspired by the soaring and haunting melodies of Michel LeGrand and Johnny Mandel.

I wrote this jazz waltz inspired by my wife, Anna and is written in the style of Bill Evans.

This song was co-written with lyricist K. Lawrence Dunham when my daughter was born. Now that she’s older, it’s hard to get through this song without tearing up.


This song we co-written with lyricist K. Lawrence Dunham about my daughter and how people would say that she’s my twin! I wanted to write this like the Great American Songbook standards and included a verse to set up the swinging chorus.