I've always loved this song and want to thank my Patchouli Brothers Kevin Mauch and Mike Noel for helping out on the recording. Mike did his tracks in his home studio and sent the files to the Bunker to be mixed. Kevin and I did our tracks in the Bunker as usual.

My old music Brother, Cliff Gracey. We wrote this song way back in 1973 or4. Still sounds good to me. Cliff was an amazing talent. He crossed over unexpectedly today. I'm heartbroken. Rest In Peace Brother.

Something new and positive.

If I were stuck on an Island and could only have five albums J.D. Souther's Black Rose would be one of them. Linda Ronstadt had a hit with this song. I wore the album out in the mid 70's.

Written by Michael O'Mara, Kevin Mauch (who also plays a pretty funky bass on this tune)and Steve Sarabande circa late 90's

Recorded at the Mulberry House in Phoenix AZ. On the Roland 1680

written by: Michael O'Mara, Jeff Hodge and Dug Gunsch. Produced in home studios in Arizona, California, Kansas ah Michigan via the interweb and file sharing.

Written by Michael P. O'Mara and Sharon Skinner

From the collection of early home recordings on Mulberry Street in Phoenix AZ. between 1996 and 2004

From the collection of early home recordings on Mulberry Street in Phoenix AZ. between 1996 and 2004

From the collection of early home recordings on Mulberry Street in Phoenix AZ. between 1996 and 2004. This one features Jeff Hurton trumpet and acoustic guitar.

From the collection of early home recordings on Mulberry Street in Phoenix AZ. between 1996 and 2004