Until this week, if you listened to Paul Sings Paul on Spotify, you heard two versions of my songs; one sung by me and one sung by my freelancer. Alas, that set up a sometimes invidious comparison. Still, Mine are better orchestrated and sung with more heart.
Or go to the PSP page and listen for free to either the MP3s of the individual songs, or the half-hour program that presents all 10.
Will there be more? Ask my muse if you see her.
Big Round Number
We make a big deal about big round numbers ending in zero: 50th reunion, the year 2000, 50th anniversary, 100 years of age. There is a column count at the bottom; this is No. 890 since 1970.
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The Moment You’ve Been Waiting For
Paul Sings Paul is now on Spotify and iTunes. Run, don’t walk (OK, go ahead and walk) to buy a copy, or get a slightly more difficult to download copy free at Paul Sings Paul.
The column to the right on this blog contains permanent content, most of which has appeared at one time or another in the main body. I’ve decided to include a reminder.
East Side Boy
A White Guy Rap about living in NE Portland
KPES was the call sign of the 10 watt AM radio station I ran illegally in high school; the signal made it all the way to Tom Kervin’s house. If it was still running today, this would be at the top of it’s play list:
My latest singles, All The Laughter and You’re The Only Woman Man Enough (To Bask In My Love), are on my artist pages: Itunes (singles and EPs) and Spotify (discography).
Coming soon: Paul Sings Paul: a studio album with me singing my own love songs.
The column to the right on this blog contains permanent content, most of which has appeared at one time or another in the main body. I’ve decided to include a reminder.
Love Song Recital
I sang the love songs I've written to my wife Vicki on the day after my 70th birthday. You can see video links to the concert and the individual songs by clicking the title link for this item.
The Only Woman Man Enough To Bask In My Love is now on Spotify and Itunes. Up next; All The Laughter, All The Tears. Soon: a studio album of me singing my own songs.
My latest collaboration with a Welsh freelancer (me: lyrics, him: music and vocals) is
I should note in passing that my daughters have noticed that my favorite 70’s songs all involve close harmony (Crosby, Stills and Nash style). I asked my Sullivan (I’m Gilbert) for close harmony, and he gave it to me.
(I am dropping the “More” and just making this a standing feature)
Since this song is on three of my albums (iTunes, Spotify), I am surprised I have never mentioned it in my column. It is the story of my first date with the woman who has been my wife for 43 years. First Lie/Last Lie.
While I’m at it, I spiffed up my YouTube presence. First Lie/Last Lie and All The Laughter are there as singles, and there is now a playlist of all my love songs
The column to the right on this blog contains permanent content, most of which has appeared at one time or another in the main body. I’ve decided to include a reminder.
Schindler Jingle/Dream of a Lifetime
Normally I don’t say much about these links, but since this one is just a recording…
I was jealous of my friends who had their names sung by the Johnny Mann singers because they were disc jockeys. Turns out you can have PAM sing your name, for a price. So I ordered one.
Sometimes in the car, I just play it on loop.
How often does someone have two dreams in a lifetime come true? My other dream was to get the music from Sam Patch, The Greatest Story Ever Told So Far, remixed with serious instrumentation and an overture added.