George Strait sings EddieK’s “One Night At A Time” (live)

So, of all the things I’ve never had a chance to do-seeing George Strait perform live is one of the things I wish I hadn’t missed. That rainy September morning in 1996 with Roger Cook and Earl Bud Lee changed my life!

Cheers George-the honor is mine my friend.

To my Best Friend,

I can’t even paint you the color of my heart right now-so many of us are left with a space that was so completely filled with love, laughter, music and friendship-you turn the corner and everything you thought you knew is suddenly different, and someone you loved so, so much is gone.

I speak from this heart, but I speak for so many others. T-Roy, you taught us all so much about living-about giving-about loving. These years flew by so quickly-but the times we had, the miles we travelled, the songs we sang, the prayers we prayed…..all of that means everything to me. I look at the lives you touched, especially your beautiful family-and I’m so thankful that God gave us some precious life to share.

Until, and throughout the time when I’ve figured all this out, and have had space enough to dream-I promise this to you…

Psalm 13:6  “I will sing to the Lord for he has been good to me”

But oh, my brother….I will miss singing with you.

I love you dear friend-

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A few days in Oregon

Wow-what a remarkable part of the world! I had a chance to get out and see a whole bunch of the countryside on a Vintage Indian Motorcycle-including a visit to the Pacific coast. Here’s a few pictures from Redmond, Astoria and McMinnville. God’s creation is abundant and beautiful out this way!

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Road Trip MG Style

6,500 miles of music, coffee, truck stops, set up, tear down, hang the lights, run the cables, print the set lists, hotels, chicken for lunch, chicken for dinner, long hot days, rain, wind, thunder, too loud, not loud enough, rivers, valleys, streams, mountains….you name it.

Best of all-each day ends with the sweet sound of music. Thank God for the precious gift he’s given


us to share.