Category Archives: Colin

I know what you’re thinking: “When Greg posts only a few times a week to his music blog, it’s just not enough! How on earth can I hear Greg all the time, whether or not I have an internet connection?” … Continue reading →

You thought Greg was just for the young and trendy. No, my friends, Greg is an equal opportunity composer. In this blog post, Greg reels in the older folks as Alan Watson sings the Colin/Greg ballad “When I’m with You.” … Continue reading →

The collaboration between Colin Gordon-Farleigh and me has slowed to a trickle, with our output dwindling to only 16 songs since the start of the year. The latest was finished this morning. In this demo of “Love Alone” I took … Continue reading →

Colin and I are now up to 14 Gospel songs for his new singer. Here are the latest four, with MP3s: For Eternity!: PDF, MP3 At the Well: PDF, MP3 Heaven’s Highway: PDF, MP3 Worthy: PDF, MP3

Today’s post features four gospels–no, not Matthew, Mark, Luke and John–the gospel according to Colin and Greg. That is, four gospel songs I wrote to lyrics by Colin Gordon-Farleigh. Since Colin works with both country gospel and black gospel singers, … Continue reading →

I finished 6 new country Gospel songs with Colin Gordon-Farleigh last week, but haven’t had time to upload them to my blog because I was so busy finishing Be My Everything (have you voted yet?). Here they are: Let Go … Continue reading →

Colin and I are back at it with a new collaboration: Our Song Is Playing Still. Do you happen to know Lionel Ritchie? Pass the MP3 or PDF along to him with our regards.

I’ve had to put off writing new songs with Colin the last few months while I get everything in order at the church. But now that my Christmas planning is all in place, I’ve got a little time to write … Continue reading →

A few years ago, I wrote a song with Colin Gordon-Farleigh called “Forever Friend.” Our Australian friend Darren Mullan has just turned it into a countrified classic. Take a listen to the low resolution MP3 here, or head on over … Continue reading →