.Most of these songs are from years back . . . some as old as 1969.

This is a special edition album. It is special due to the unusual circumstances in which the recordings were made. Five original songs were recorded in 1979 at an Atlanta recording studio with the band I was in at that time. A studio technician was in one of my college classes and he reluctantly agreed to sneak us into the studio at midnight and record these songs and we only had to pay for the tape. However, there was a catch . . . we had to be in and out in 30 minutes . . . period (he was afraid he would lose his job if anyone found out about it). We set-up, recorded all five songs in seven takes and he had to do the mixdown (no editing) all within the 30 minute time frame. Because all the tracks are not separated, there is little editing that one can do afterwards. Therefore, the songs are presented just about exactly as they were recorded in 1979. It is amazing the tape was still usable after all these years. Because of the limited recording time and the inability to edit individual tracks, there are a lot of problems with the recordings. The quality of this album is not my purpose. As with all my music, I am in hopes that much better talent will create their versions . . . I would be delighted to hear them. I don't remember the name of our band. The only member name I recall is David Bernhart (sp?), the guitar player and back-up vocalist. The bass player was Sam and the drummer is the cousin of the famous Ray Stevens. The band did not survive long after the college period ended but the tape did.