My thinking for today. 

My epic song about a place in North America. 

Recollections 

1985

WEBC-AM memory from a childhood summer. 

Intellectual meat meets the new wave sound. 

Pine County, Minnesota song. 

In honor of pioneering Swedish-Canadian journalist Pamela Wallin. 

The song I daydreamed often to around the early 1980s. 

Loverboy was popular at my school. 

Bilingual version. 

A country singer re-made it in the 90's. 

What 80s singer don't I like?

This sharply ironic rap is more brazen than Alabama's "Forty-Hour Work Week." 

Observations by Eric Johnson who lived in Indiana between 1997-2003.

One neighborhood song. 

Here's Sylvia serenading us at the Sarge Oak like we are by the Eiffel Tower. 

One the best rockers of the 1980s!

Second improvisational song of the month. Hip/Hop/Rap. 

Cornell University STEM dropout sings about right-to-work living. 

My favorite Fricke hit. Though not a song that many men can pull off. 

I remember it like it was yesterday seeing Stacey perform on the FACTS OF LIFE when Patty Duke's son joined the cast. She scored a mega-hit that still airs today. I would have gone to Bloomingdale's any day to dress Blair up in my love.

This song won a Juno award in Canada. 

This is the first song I have written since childhood. All improvisation!

Not my favorite singer. But a good comeback song from the 1980s.