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20 Nov 05 - 11:10 PM (#1609913) Subject: 'He's My Son' -- song and singer? From: Mark Cohen Just listening to WUMB's "contemporary folk" stream, and I heard a song that I'd like to learn and learn more about, who wrote it, who sings it (I suspect they're the same person). It's about a young boy, was sung by his mother, clearly a folk musician. The last line of the chorus was: "Makes these songs of mine worth singing, he's my son." There was more: "He's an Elvis fan, wonder which of us he gets that from?" and "He's a NASCAR driver when there's nobody around." Any help? Aloha, Mark |
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20 Nov 05 - 11:16 PM (#1609919) Subject: RE: 'He's My Son' -- song and singer? From: Peace http://www.wumb.org/about/contact.php You can reach them by e-mail if no one comes up with an answer. |
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22 Nov 05 - 01:12 AM (#1610911) Subject: RE: 'He's My Son' -- song and singer? From: Mark Cohen Reefer. |
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23 Nov 05 - 11:19 AM (#1611990) Subject: RE: 'He's My Son' -- song and singer? From: Mark Cohen Thanks for the suggestion, Peace. WUMB told me it's called "Nolan's Song," by Kerri Powers, from the CD "You, Me, and a Redhead." I'll have to check it out. Anybody know her? Aloha, Mark |
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16 Jan 06 - 05:55 PM (#1649766) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Nolan's Song (Kerri Powers) From: GUEST,K. Powers Hi Mark, I was just made aware of your inquiry and would like to thank you, first of all, for remembering Nolan's song. It means alot to me. I wanted you to know that I'm happy to send along a copy of the lyrics and chords if you'd like. You could check out my website and contact me that way. Thanks again for your inquiry and for supporting the music. I wish you all the best. Peace, Kerri Powers |
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18 Jan 06 - 11:07 PM (#1651352) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Nolan's Song (Kerri Powers) From: Jim Dixon That would be here: http://kerripowers.blogspot.com/. |
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12 Jan 12 - 10:45 AM (#3289307) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Nolan's Song (Kerri Powers) From: Jim Dixon Arcadia sing NOLAN'S SONG on their album "Some Songs for You" (2008) – but I don't know whether it's the same song. Kerri Powers' blog seems to have gone away. |