We have a YouTube channel where we post all of our videos. You can access individual songs below.
Music and words by George Michael. Arranged by Kohl Kitzmiller. It was the number one single in the United States in 1988. Michael never intended to release it as a single but band mates and friends encourage him to add a guitar solo (to lengthen it) and make it stand alone.
Music and words: Dean Kay and Keith Gordon Arranged by Kevin Keller. Its uplifting message says that despite life's problems one should not give up, because soon one will be back on top. The most popular version was recorded by Frank Sinatra in 1966.
Written by Bobby Troup and arranged by Kevin Keller. Troup wrote it during a road trip from Pennsylvania to California where he wanted to become a Hollywood songwriter. Made popular by the Nat King Cole trio in 1946.
Lyrics by Frederic Weatherley and set to the Irish melody of Londenderry Air. Arranged by Jamey Ray, the founder of the a cappella ensemble Voctave. The song is sung from the point of view of a parent to his/her son who is departing, perhaps going to war. The parent asks Danny to return home, kneel over his parent's grave, and "tell me that you love me, and I shall sleep in peace until you come to me."
Music by Andrea Ramsey and words by Helen Keller. A sensitive yet powerful a cappella work that explores the theme, "All that we love deeply becomes part of us."