Album Notes

Eddie K Lively is a songwriter from Colorado who creates songs that explore the meaning of life and the sometimes fickled and suspicious nature of romantic relationships.

Featured songs for March are "Do Your Own Thing" and "Let It Be Now".

The flagship song on this Cd is "Changing of the Seasons"
by Carl Beck( this song was originally recorded by Myrna Lorri and reached #l on the Country RPM Chart of Canada in October 1968.

See the intesting "STORY BEHIND THE SONG" on my website www.harmonicaflavoredcountrymustic.com/mypagethree.htm or click the link found on this page below.

The version of "Changing of the Seasons" on this CD is from
my friend Harrison Carl Beck's album released in Nashville in 1996 while he was performing a long-standing gig at Tootsie's Orchid Lounge in the mid 90's. Unfortunately Harrison was side-lined by a life threatening illness which prevented him from promoting the album. His recovery from partial paralysis is on-going but he is now walking without assistance and hopes to be back performing again soon( Harrison also did the original demo for this song ) Harrison's idol was Marty Robbins and you can hear Marty's influence in his singing.
You can read more about Harrison in the "story behind the song" on my web site.

"The Epitaph" is a very interesting story about Caribou, one of the great many Colorado Ghost Mining Towns. Caribou is located just below timberline above Nederland, Colorado. You can read the whole story behind this song on the Eddie K Lively website. It is with great sadness that there is little trace of the town today. Some developer even bulldozed the cemetary which was still there back in the 60"s when I wrote this song.

The other featured artist on this CD is Larry Johnson who really lets it "all hang out" on his version of "Do Your Own Thing" and is featured on three other tracks as well.

Larry is truly an electrifying entertainer and performer.
His specialty acts were a 50's rock-n'-roll medley followed by an awesome Elvis Presley imitation singing and acting stage performance that you never forgot.

People in the Denver and Colorado Springs area will remember Larry from his performances at The Four Seasons Night Club in Aurora and The Black Stallion Night Club near Ft. Carson in Colorado Springs throughout the 70's. Larry now resides in Lubbock, Texas, birthplace of Buddy Holly, and home to Texas Tech University and their famous "Red Raiders" football team. Go "Raiders"