Hello Fellow Music Lovers,

Kamie and I are very glad to be releasing our 3rd CD, we hope that you like it. We are still teaching guitar in Oregon and trying to live each day to it's fullest.

Here is a brief synopsis of the CD.

There is a common thread that runs throughout the lyrics in this CD. We comment on society, “You can tell my mood from my ringtone today”, and also give a political perspective, “Everyone retires when they get caught”, (I Need To Be Entertained). In the Blues tune “Nickelism”, foreign policy is mentioned, “A nickel won't buy you any kind of war, especially one where no one knows what their really fighting for...that watch the dollars rollin' in paid for by human lives”. Although some of the songs deal with things that, in our eyes, need adjustment, we also recognize the good and loving side of human nature. (I Think About You, Good Neighbor). “Forevermore” is really a love song that deals with the steadfastness of love in the face of adversity.”Politicians fairy tales. Are they insane? They seem insane...and the time we'll spend together, forevermore, forevermore”. “Paying For The Past” tells of the apathy that has brought us to this point while “The Burning Bush” is a thinly veiled metaphor of current events. It all culminates in the final song “Bring Me Some Home” which is a song of hope and love.

We hope that you enjoy this CD as much as we enjoyed making it.

Paul Hendershott

(of Adrian Fringe)