Artist: Phil Kane Label: PhalKan Tunes Genre: Americana, Folk, Country, Rock Release Date: 2020 Written Date: 2020 Song: We The people Yes, Black Lives Matter! Before I post any other posts/songs I thought I should say something about how I feel about this time in our history of America, and how I can’t ignore what’s Read More…
This song is the companion to the screenplay I wrote; A Family’s Stand, that’s about four generations of an Irish American family and their connection with an old growth forest.
Artist: Phil Kane Label: PhalKan Tunes Genre: Americana, Folk, Country, Rock Release Date: 2016 Written Date: 2016 Song: A Little Birdy Told Me Wrote this while sitting on my deck listening to the birds. The idea is there, bugs and all. My wife Donna’s vocals really makes it better.
Artist: Phil Kane Label: PhalKan Tunes Genre: Americana, Folk, Country, Rock Release Date: 2015 Written Date: 2014 Song: Peace In My Dreams With the state of affairs in today’s world I come back to this song, and my dreams, where there is peace in the world. Posted on 3/12/2022. So-called electric version I am playing Read More…
This song is about a time I hopped a freight train and almost died.
Artist: Phil Kane Label: PhalKan Tunes Genre: Americana, Folk, Country, Rock Release Date: 06/01/2012 Song: Do You Remember Me? My mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and eventually moved into a memory care center in a nursing home. She had quite a sense of humor and loved to laugh. She also loved to sing which we Read More…
Artist: Phil Kane Label: PhalKan Tunes Genre: Americana, Folk, Country, Rock Release Date: 08/01/2010 Song: Just A Whistle Away I wrote this song one day after hearing the lyric “Saw him the other night at this roadside bar…I was walking in, he was walking out” from “Glory Days” by Bruce Springsteen (many years after the release). Read More…
Artist: Phil Kane Label: PhalKan Tunes Genre: Americana, Folk, Country, Rock Release Date: 2009 Written Date: 2007 Song: Once Upon A Train One day, in the late 1970’s my brother and I were down at the railroad tracks and we met two guys that had obviously been riding the rails for a while, they were Read More…