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Same Old Dog

Marshall Stern's Songs

Release Date: 04/17/2007

The Tragic Tale of Captain Horace Howland LIVE

Marshall Stern's Songs

A song I wrote for Nancy's Great-great-great Grandfather, Captain Horace Howland who went down on his ship.

Marshall Stern's Songs

Nancy and I applied for a Reality Show called "Jingles." This was the first audition - make up a jingle for the fake cereal "Cinnamon X." They loved it and we got called in for the next audition in person. For that we improvised a jingle for them. They loved that, too!

Thirty Years of Love

Marshall Stern's Songs

SongGifter Song (Fill out a questionnaire, I write and record an original song for you!) Harmonies by Nancy Howland Walker.

Three Precious Jewels

Marshall Stern's Songs

SongGifter Song (Fill out a questionnaire, I write and record an original song for you!) Harmonies by Nancy Howland Walker.

Pepe's Valentine Song

Marshall Stern's Songs

SongGifter Song (Fill out a questionnaire, I write and record an original song for you!) Harmonies by Nancy Howland Walker.

I Love You Always

Marshall Stern's Songs

SongGifter Song (Fill out a questionnaire, I write and record an original song for you!) Harmonies by Nancy Howland Walker.

The Long and the Short

Marshall Stern's Songs

Marshall Stern's Songs

SongGifter Song (Fill out a questionnaire, I write and record an original song for you!) Harmonies by Nancy Howland Walker.

Marshall Stern's Songs

SongGifter Song (Fill out a questionnaire, I write and record an original song for you!) Harmonies by Nancy Howland Walker.

SongGifter Spots

Marshall Stern's Songs

In 2006, Nancy Howland Walker and I offered original songs for gifts. People would fill out a questionairre and I would write and record the songs, with Nancy filling in harmonies. When I had a radio show on WCPT Chicago, we made advertising spots for this business in various song styles. Here are our spots in the styles of Epic, Character (Jimmy Durante), Bluegrass, Baroque, and Jazz.

Written with my friend J.T. Bear and recorded at his home studio in Nashville. I played bass and programmed the drums. The Guitarist is Dean Hall (son of Tom T.) who is a killer guitarist with tremendous feet. (His sneakers are my regular clown shoes which I wear on gigs) This song is a bit of fun and could only be done as a country song. (It should'a been sung by a woman but I was the closest we had.)