Jonathan StarsMusic Downloads
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Half the World Written by me and recorded by Scott Baio. This is my version. |
I'm Gonna Drive - fast rock ShunPiker radio show theme song. This was the first version |
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Until Tonight Duet with Juice Newton. I never met her. I just knew the songwriter and had the demo. Everytime I heard it, I sang along and finally decided to add my voice. |
I'm Gonna Drive - slow blues shuffle ShunPiker radio show - current version |
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Slow Healin' Heart Recorded in Nashville. It's not my song, but it's my singing and engineering.
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Yes I wrote this while listening to songs by David Gates. |
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Mama Said 70s Rocker I wrote while mowing the lawn. |
Shunpiker's Journal Radio Show This is the interview with Steve Purdy where Marie and I talk about the writing of "I'm Gonna Drive." |
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You're the Greatest Love I wrote this is Dale Soukup in Carson City, Nevada in 1985. He loved Sinatra. |
Here and Now I co-wrote this with Joan Walker from the Las Vegas Songwriter's Association when I lived in Vegas. |
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Sing You A Rainbow This was inspired by the fingerpicking style Paul McCartney used when he worte Blackbird. |
Moth and Flame Rhea Van Atta wrote the original song. I came up with this Led Zeppelin-esque arrangment and suggested some lyric changes, which you hear on this verson. |
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Soul Mates Instrumental inspired by Carlos Santana |
Holding Place |
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Give A Little Love Country inspired optimistic song |
Beautiful One A happy love song |
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You're the Greatest Love I've Ever Known Written with Dale Soukup, my songwriting partner from Carson City, NV |
Our Love Will Grow My version of Puppy Love |
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I'm Gonna Rock Written with my neice, Marie Finney |
Come On A concert opener |
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Here We Go Again Written a long time ago and recorded with old technology drum machine. It could be nice if it were a lot more aggressive. |
Saturday Night I think of it as Neil Diamond backed by the Allman Brothers |
