Since I was 9 years old, I wanted to be a great musician.  Just as a great father leaves an inheritance for his children’s children, a "great musician" leaves his mark on lovers of music to cherish long after he or she's gone. 

Although I have the opportunity to leave an impression on a large variety of audiences filled with music lovers, I’ve always known that the musical inheritance that I would leave would come in the form of at least one great musical project.  After several attempts to produce a project, I got a good running start and hurdled one more time to produce Milk and Honey. 

In sharing your thoughts about the project, please  post your general opinion of the entire CD, what your favorite three songs are and why, and what you feel is the best time to listen to this CD.  Thanks for your time and continued support.

On any given night in a metro city, one can walk into a typical sports bar and find a three piece band with a singer playing an electric guitar to some groovin rock tunes.  The good boys are screaming at the flat screens, the bad boys are playing pool, smoking non-filtered cigarettes/cigars, and the ugly boys are eating wings, drinking "drinks", whistling at the cute waitresses and having tons of fun.

Just one mile down across the main highway is a more family friendly beach front hotel lounge serving up a scrumptious five star like cuisine.  Off on the outside patio is a more private like perfectly lit area with a four piece band playing smooth jazz, R&B Classics, and Top-40 hits from the 70's and 80's featuring a well groomed saxophone player who has total control of a warm cozy atmosphere.

Which place are you more likely to take your family, significant other or business colleagues who just flew in and why?