Blue Sky Riders

Ring in the holiday season with Kenny Loggins, Georgia Middleman and Gary Burr!! Reinventing the holiday classic, ‘O Holy Night,’ Blue Sky Riders have taken one of the season’s most beloved songs and wrapped it up as a three-part harmony gift. (more…)

We’re closing in on it. Coming up to the finish line. We have 10 more days before our record is due to be delivered so we can make our release date of January 29, 2013. We’ve been working really hard on it and then a few weeks ago, something happened. The three of us wrote a new song that we liked so much we decided it had to be on the record. Normally, we’d have to go through a major corporation and try to fight for our case, but being the record-label owners ourselves, it took one call to our distributor to make sure we could still make our release deadline. We were told we could. So even though Kenny was in Santa Barbara and Gary and I were in Nashville and we were up against the clock, we made it happen. Got it recorded and mixed. (more…)

Our first headline tour was, in a word, amazing! These past few weeks wildly surpassed everything we’d hoped and dreamed for the last two years, thanks to all of you that came out to cheer us on! We had a blast!

We’re doing it again, tonight, October 18 — and this time we’re playing in a venue near you. Yes, you! Wherever you may be. There’s plenty of parking and everyone gets a front row seat!! No kidding! (more…)

I spent most of my life living hand to mouth when it came to money. Pursuing this dream of music required my taking the kinds of jobs that would allow me to take gigs at night and co-writing appointments during the day. That meant having NO job security. There were bouts in my life when I said SCREW THAT and took a job with benefits but I only gained weight and felt very unhappy because it locked me into a schedule that made me too tired to spend the time necessary to be a good songwriter. Those jobs never lasted long. Since I never married or had children, I figured if I wanted to live life the hard way, that was my prerogative. (more…)