Saints on Sundays.
Sinners on Saturdays.

I grew up in a house where music was always on. My dad was a minister of music. My mom played piano and organ in church every Sunday. They were the saints. My grandfather pulled out his fiddle on Saturday nights - that side of the family kept things lively. They were the sinners. Both sides made me what I am.

The records that played in our house ran the whole spectrum. Gospel and classical. Jazz and soul. Blues and Elvis. Bluegrass and country. Then later - Kiss and Van Halen, Led Zeppelin and ZZ Top. I never had to pick a lane. I loved all of it.

Everyone in my family was a trained musician. I'm the one who plays by ear.

I picked up every instrument I could get my hands on. Never read a chart in my life. I just listened, and I copied, and eventually I started writing my own. Growing up I wanted to be a rock star. Most kids do. I took the business path instead, and I'm grateful for it. It worked out.

Now I've come full circle. The motivation isn't fame. It isn't fortune. It's just the music - getting it out of my head and into the world the way I always heard it. Blue Mountain Fellowship is the name I gave that work.

That music is finding its way onto the airwaves. In New Music Weekly's September 25, 2026 charts, USA 250 was listed at No. 40 on Country Digital, No. 8 on the Country Digital Indie Music Singles chart, and No. 16 on the Country Indie Music Singles chart. See the chart highlights and hear the song.

What the Fellowship Stands For

Good Food. Football after tailgating on Saturday and after Church on Sunday. Faith when you are a saint and a sinner. We keep score with Football....but not with Faith. The kind of stuff that used to be the default and somehow became radical.