Monthly Archives: August 2009

Colin Goes Country

Posted on August 19, 2009 by gregscheer

Colin Gordon-Farleigh has his fingers in many musical pies. His latest venture is a country project with my old friend Charlotte Kerce. And what’s a country project without country songs? Nothing! So, my faithful RSS feed friend, Colin wrote a … Continue reading →

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Tight Rope

Posted on August 14, 2009 by gregscheer

I’m always inspired by a challenge. My latest compositional challenge has come in the form of my good friend’s wife’s cousin, Morgan Bracy. (It’s all about who you know…) Morgan is a fantastic singer working in Nashville who I met … Continue reading →

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GESCHICHTE: Sufferings of Jesus

Posted on August 9, 2009 by gregscheer

My friend David Landegent has written many hymn texts, most recently concentrating on scripture-based texts. One of his recent texts, “Sufferings of Jesus” is based on 2 Cor. 1:3-11. He wrote it with the tune ASSURANCE (Blessed Assurance) in mind, … Continue reading →

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55 Feet, 3rd Place

Posted on August 2, 2009 by gregscheer

In a past post  you read the story and heard a solo version of my 1986 song “55 Feet.” I recently entered a fuller version of the song in the National Speleological Society Cave Ballad contest. (Yes, there is such … Continue reading →

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