By The Grace of God, This is a Mastered version of my album “Blonde”. I’ve also included an original “Long Play” version play through my producer Joseph Levine put together. I hope ya dig it, n’ as always, God bless you!...

This is a remastered version of my first album “Blonde” with my choice of track listing . I hope this version sounds a bit better-or louder to y’all. God bless you’s. 
Thanks for listenin’.
This is the first album I...

Sound Collective: Speakeasy Junction Pt.I This is Pt.1 (Sound Collective: Speakeasy Junction) of practice session recordings in preparation for “Sound Collectives” exclusive artist series called, “Speakeasy Junction”. These...

LEADBELLY(PRAXIS)V This is (PRAXIS) V: LEADBELLY I’d never really seen myself as a harmonica player-I still struggle with that today, but as a matter of fact, I do remember having it along with me (Junior Wells did say, “If...

Here is the fourth installment of the PRAXIS series “Solo (PRAXIS) IV”; applying what we know (what I know in this case) into practice. Solo. Around the time I had procured my band “Blonde” and we were “makin’ it”, playing...

SOUND COLLECTIVE: SPEAKEASY-Giggle Water Junction Pt.III  This is the final installment of our three part SOUND COLLECTIVE series: Speakeasy Junction III. Here is an example of applying what we know into PRAXIS (hopefully...

This is a collection of recordings taken from a practice session in preparation for a gig; a showcase my producer Larson Ghormley had for his artists. Said gig was located in San Pedro, California (during “First Thursday” on...

SOUND COLLECTIVE: SPEAKEASY-Giggle Water Junction Pt.II This is Pt. II of Sound Collectives Speakeasy series, “Giggle Water Junction”. This was a really great show! Video & audio was uploaded to YouTube, but got flagged...

This is the first album I ever released. “Blonde”. Kinda random at first glance, but actually I was in a band and we were called “Naked Blonde”. Now as you can tell, a name like that may raise a couple of eyebrows…and it did....

The word “fetus”, coming from the Latin means, small child. I think every artist-or unborn child in the womb for that matter, starts off simply as that: a “small child”, that grows into the man or woman that God created them...