C. W. McCall's description of life in the town of Pottawattamie. Not the Merriweather and William of the history books. Performed by Q... Read more

C. W. McCall's "Oregon Trail", I've been out west where the trail is still visible, the ruts left by the wagons. I've been along the Lewis & Clark route. C. W. McCall's "Lewis and Clark" will be pr.. Read more

I now recall C. W. McCall's "Audubon... Read more

Resurrection of another Jimmy Durante audio story. Adapted and performed by Q. About the upper berth, I have been in one, not made for two. I can relate, just not having been crowded by another... Read more

Jimmy did this as duets with several well known artists. There is more to it as he discusses the art of making a song a great song. From his original, Q adaptation presented... Read more

Meanwhile digging in the archives, feeling some ancient Jimmy Durante might be enjoyable and different. Adapted, not so much a song as it is a Jimmy Durante routine... Read more

From the John Wayne album, America, Why I Love Her. Photos from some of my westward travels... Read more

Two Marty Robbins' songs. One is his track the the other is Don Edward's. Both adapted by and for Q... Read more

John Houston, not the director, version of "A Daisy A Day". First heard it by Jud Strunk and found, since then, there have been many artists recording this Song; Glen Campbell, Roy Clark, Hank Snow a.. Read more

Another from the C. W. McCall musical library. I enjoy doing and sharing these story style tunes... Read more

As I read and adapted this C. W. McCall tune - thought, to the truckers, I give tribute for the long lonesome days and lonely times. There are married teams but most not. Many of those cross country.. Read more

C. W. McCall's - Black Bear Road, song and album name. Adapted by and for Q and for your, he hopes, listening enjoyment. Wanna take a ride on the BBR?.. Read more

From C. W. McCall's Black Bear Road album - Write Me a Song. Adapted by and for Q... Read more

From C W McCall's; Black Bear Road album - more to follow, maybe, if I get out of jail... Read more

A blast, from the past; this is a duet that Lena/Sweetest did with Q, way back, when most of us first met. This what they call a reprise version. Missing my little girl... Read more

Song original is Loudon Wainwright III It has been Q'd... Read more

Harry Chapin's Taxi, highjack by Q. Not sung by Harry and nor by Q. "Baby's so high that she's skying Yes, she's flying, afraid to fall I'll tell you why baby's crying 'Cause she's dying, aren'.. Read more

Revised from Q's archives, revised. This comes from the Seamus Kennedy version. Of course the laughter for Q, is from a can. Not done before a live audience nor a dead one. Vocal, no music. There.. Read more

Hoping it's good and clear weather for the Teddy Bear's picnic. Adapted from the Max Bygraves version. A light-hearted tune. Requested by my little bear Wilder... Read more

Since there has been so much rain offered here, this is fitting, I think... Read more

Don't Bring Lulu is a song from the 1920s. The beginning of this is 1920s recording leading to a 1950s version by Max Bygraves, adapted by Q and with hopes it will be enjoyed. Don't Bring Lulu was .. Read more

Found this in my accumulation of songs, music, etc. adapted it. Hope those that listen will enjoy my sharing a Q adaptation... Read more

Adapted and presented for your education. Down around the corner in a little school Children learn their lessons and the Golden Rule.. Read more

Using the Bill Haley & the Comets version. "Skinny Minnie" is a 1958 song, co-written by; Milt Gabler, Bill Haley, Rusty Keefer, Catherine Cafraand recorded by Bill Haley and his Comets. The song.. Read more

Monday, September 5th, is Labor Day, so what's better than a song of labor? Frankie Laine's version adapted for Q... Read more