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One of Those Times in a Life

Welcome to One of Those Times in a Life where I share the songs and stories of a life and career around the campfire. Each campfire has a video or Song from the Campfire, an audio Campfire Chronicle or story told in the oral tradition, and a written journal entry from the Campfire Log. Together forty-nine campfires illuminate the adventure of a lifetime. Thank you for being part of the journey.

Map the Journey

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Podcast: Campfire 9 The Brothers Four

This Land Is Your Land

Songs from the Campfire (video)

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Lets Get Together

Campfire Chronicles (audio)

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Campfire Log

One of Those Times in a Life is truly underway. I shared the journey with a live audience last week. The Trail Map will soon be ready to share. While there is still so much to do it feels like things are beginning to slow down a little. At the same time The Brothers Four are getting ready to leave for Japan in three weeks for a month of performing. I remain grateful for the great team of people who help make all this possible.

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More From The Journey

Let's Get Together

Here is the cover of the last Brothers Four Columbia record album. That's me on the far right in the red sweater and 2nd to the left on the back cover. When I first joined the group we performed in sports jackets and ties. Here also is the Brothers Four's recording of the song Let...

Still singing after all these years…

Here are some recordings of The Mourning Ryde. In December of 1967 we recorded every song we knew in what was called the Big Room at the Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity house.

The pictures are of Mike Dwyer, Bruce Goddard, and me taken at my house a few weeks ago. Dwyer was one of our group...

The Castaways circa 1963

This is a photo of The Castaways taken in my front yard. My singing partner all through high school, Dan Eaton, is holding the guitar. Joe Allison, is playing the bass. He is also wearing the striped shirt that we wore when we performed. That is me holding an Ode long necked banjo. It is still...

What Child Is This?

For a number of years there was an annual seasonal album of groups from this area. Christmas in the Northwest raised and continues to raise a lot of money for Children’s Hospital. Here is a song we “contributed” in (I think) 1988.

The Brothers Four christmas album cover.

Away in a Manger

In July of 1965 The Brothers Four recorded their Merry Christmas album. Over 45 years later their renditions remain heartwarming and timeless. Every once in a while the guys talk about how strange it was to go into the recording studio on a hot summer day in New York City in search of the...