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Perry McDonald

I only record music as a hobby on a part-time basis, so I can afford to be slow when it comes to my own music. I am presently working on my first CD to unleash on YOU, the unsuspecting public. It may take awhile, but BEWARE.

In the mean time, here are a couple of CDs by some friends of mine that were naive enough to let me into their studios...

Lynn Dobbins "Heart of Fire"

I was in a band called "Third Day" with Lynn Dobbins in the early 1970s. She lives in the Washington DC area now and has just released this new CD. I play drums on one track "Ooh-Yay".

This is great Christian-Rock music. Lynn is a wonderful Singer/Songwriter. Very professionaly recorded.

email Lynn at lynntdobbins@netzero.net for your copy.

I've known Randy since the late 1970's. He is a great bass player and fine "all around musician", branching out here playing guitar, keyboards, mandolin, as well as bass and a mean drum machine.

On this CD Randy is joined by Patsy Hammontree and Shelly Garyet (Backing Vocals), Bob Hartig (Sax), # Ed Englerth (Guitar), * Eric Blades (Guitar), Glenn Miller (Drums and CD Mastering), Joel Grumblatt (Keyboards), Mark Passick (Drums), Matt Mitchell (Hot Lead guitar), and myself.

I contribute the song "Intolerance" and play guitar, banjo, drums, other percussion, rants, and raves.

email Randy at twobugs@hotmail.com to order your copy.

Independent Music is the Best Music.

It Comes From the Heart.

There is a new website listing local musicians

Click below to check out "Sonicatessen"

Back When Our Love Was Young and Strong

by Perry McDonald

When I first met her, we drew a garden

Our day together was short but we were free

Later that summer on rivers and sand dunes

The world was our playground, it was 1973

We married very young, we wouldn't be disuaded

Everyone assumed we'd end up bitter and jaded

We went to the North Wood and grew up together

We always knew our love would last forever

Back when our Love was young and Strong

We wouldn't be defeated

We couldn't stay away for long

You couldn't keep us down

We blew through the questions, we knew all the answers

There was a time we really thought we knew it all

Wisdom comes slowly, we reveiwed the questions

Now come full circle, we've got questions all our own

As though our time would never end

They say that all good things must end

And that all true love must die

But we were never ones for trends

and as long as we always try

You still can't keep us down...

I woke up this morning at the motel

Packed up my guitar and dusty shoes

400 miles of driving before I reach my home

I'm lonely and I've got the blues

It's raining all down the highway

Windshield wipers barely let me see

I've gotta keep on moving farther down the road

if I wanna see my Lady tonight

And won't she br surprised when I pull up in the driveway

And won't we shed some tears when I do

I'll forget about the highway when she puts her arms around my waist

and I'll think of nothing else tonight

The story goes on forever

Time spent on the road and coming home

I know they'll never run out of blacktop

... so it's plain to see...

that I'll soon be back out here on the road

My slate never washes clean of the troubles I've seen

The things I've seen done can make a man feel mean

I hold on to this vision of her, like I have since we were teens

...and Heaven is all the time we spend away from the Hell between


								I only record music as a hobby on a part-time basis, so I can afford to be slow when it comes to my own music. I am presently working on my first CD to unleash on YOU, the unsuspecting public. It may take awhile, but BEWARE. In the mean time, here are a couple of CDs by some friends of mine that were naive enough to let me into their studios... heh heh heh Lynn Dobbins "Heart of Fire" I was in a band called "Third Day" with Lynn Dobbins in the early 1970s. She lives in the Washington DC area now and has just released this new CD. I play drums on one track "Ooh-Yay". This is great Christian-Rock music. Lynn is a wonderful Singer/Songwriter. Very professionaly recorded. email Lynn at lynntdobbins@netzero.net for your copy.



		Randy Carlson & Friends JUST OUT!						I've known Randy since the late 1970's. He is a great bass player and fine "all around musician", branching out here playing guitar, keyboards, mandolin, as well as bass and a mean drum machine. On this CD Randy is joined by Patsy Hammontree and Shelly Garyet (Backing Vocals), Bob Hartig (Sax), # Ed Englerth (Guitar), * Eric Blades (Guitar), Glenn Miller (Drums and CD Mastering), Joel Grumblatt (Keyboards), Mark Passick (Drums), Matt Mitchell (Hot Lead guitar), and myself. I contribute the song "Intolerance" and play guitar, banjo, drums, other percussion, rants, and raves. email Randy at twobugs@hotmail.com to order your copy. # Go to Ed Englerth's web page * Go to Eric Blades web site



		Independent Music is the Best Music. It Comes From the Heart. There is a new website listing local musicians Click below to check out "Sonicatessen" sonicatessen Back When Our Love Was Young and Strong by Perry McDonald When I first met her, we drew a garden Our day together was short but we were free Later that summer on rivers and sand dunes The world was our playground, it was 1973 We married very young, we wouldn't be disuaded Everyone assumed we'd end up bitter and jaded We went to the North Wood and grew up together We always knew our love would last forever Back when our Love was young and Strong We wouldn't be defeated We couldn't stay away for long You couldn't keep us down We blew through the questions, we knew all the answers There was a time we really thought we knew it all Wisdom comes slowly, we reveiwed the questions Now come full circle, we've got questions all our own As though our time would never end They say that all good things must end And that all true love must die But we were never ones for trends and as long as we always try You still can't keep us down... Nothing Else by Perry McDonald I woke up this morning at the motel Packed up my guitar and dusty shoes 400 miles of driving before I reach my home I'm lonely and I've got the blues It's raining all down the highway Windshield wipers barely let me see I've gotta keep on moving farther down the road if I wanna see my Lady tonight And won't she br surprised when I pull up in the driveway And won't we shed some tears when I do I'll forget about the highway when she puts her arms around my waist and I'll think of nothing else tonight The story goes on forever Time spent on the road and coming home I know they'll never run out of blacktop ... so it's plain to see... that I'll soon be back out here on the road My slate never washes clean of the troubles I've seen The things I've seen done can make a man feel mean I hold on to this vision of her, like I have since we were teens ...and Heaven is all the time we spend away from the Hell between


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