October 2023
A Long Hard Road Album
The songs reflect miles, setbacks, and hard-earned perspective. Having Grammy-winning artists record it gave the album the strength and soul it deserved.
January 2017
Boardwalk
The album emerged from my quest to rediscover my passion for songwriting. It reflects the enduring nature of creativity, even when life takes us on unexpected paths.
June 2016
A Simpler Time
The album, with its lived-in storytelling, looks back without getting stuck in the past. It finds meaning in the people, places, and moments it depicts.
Jul 31, 2026
I Don't Know for Sure
A reflective song about living in a divided world, questioning certainty, and searching for compassion, understanding, and common ground.
January 2025
Follow That Dream
“Follow That Dream” is about staying committed to a dream even when other people doubt it, dismiss it, or think you should have moved on by now.
March 2025
I Heard You Talking
“I Heard You Talking” is about overhearing the moment a relationship is ending before anyone has the courage to say it face to face.
May 2025
When I Leave This Town
“When I Leave This Town” is about feeling trapped, worn down, and ready for a fresh start somewhere beyond the life you have been living.
2008 Out Of Print
No Boundaries
I wrote this album while living in Dallas and recorded it with the Texas Travelers Band. It’s a snapshot of that time — Texas players, road-tested songs, and me trying to figure out where my music was headed.
2003. NEVER RELEASED
Looking For A Miracle
Looking for a Miracle was written during my time in Los Angeles and features Michael DeTemple on guitar and mandolin. It captures that period of chasing songs, chasing chances, and trying to find a little light in the middle of it all.
1999 OUT OF PRINT
Something to Say
Something to Say was my second full album, made while I was trying to find my way back into recording. It captures that period of rebuilding confidence, chasing songs again, and remembering why I started making music in the first place.
1982 OUT OF PRINT
Pariah
Pariah was the first album I recorded. John Hammond thought it would be a good way for me to build my confidence, so we made it as a local album in Virginia Beach. It was rough around the edges in the right way — the sound of me taking the first real step into recording my own songs.
Music Videos
These videos give another way into the songs, with performances, story pieces, and visual ideas connected to the music.
