Kim and Friends' Songs
Folk

We were allowed one cover song on our National Solo Album Month album. I found this one through Roger McGuinn's folk song blog. I had a whole lot of fun recording it.

My friend Brian and I have had quite a few lunch adventures. These are only a few.

My friend Terry says this sounds like a drinkin' song. So get a beer (if you're so inclined) and sing along!

The soon to be famous Jeremiah Gilbert co-wrote this song with me. He posted the lyrics on a bulletin board and asked for takers. I had some music that didn't have lyrics yet, and Jeremiah's fit perfectly.

This song used to receive a lot of airplay on Shaky Tee's "Divas and Dames" show at Artistlaunch.com. It's one of the early recordings from Rose and Blows. It's funny... it seems the earliest recordings are the fan favorites.

Written just after the First World War, this is a song about being prepared to defend their fair country at whatever cost.

I call this one sci-fi folk music. It's part of a bigger story that only jeez can tell, and I hope one day he tells the whole story through music. My favorite line is "An alligator man got my man Sam, I got away now here I am."

Slow at the start and fast at the end. I love the mandolin in this one. It hit #1 World Traditional at 1Sound.