Rumor has it yours truly was a musician at one point. Indeed, I was a keyboard player, and what I lacked in discipline I made up for with a small bit of talent. I had some early success, nice college scholarship, and at the age of 19 I was making more money than I could responsibly handle. I took some gigs, dropped out of school, and within six months I was in a car accident that abruptly put my music career on hold. When the dust settled, I was left without a degree, and no plan outside of music.

It’s been years since that time in my life, but today’s Twittering mustered up a bit of nostalgia. Oh yeah, I wanted to be a rock `n roll hero growing up. Guitars ruled, but I could make any keyboard look cool. My good friend Ron shared his inspiration and some great music. Here are the songs he wrote and the jams I had a chance to play.
My favorites are marked in red.

(1.8MB)	She Reminds Me (up tempo)	© 2001 Ron Abraham All Rights Reserved
(3.1MB)	Your Girlfriends Lied (rock)	© 1991 Ron Abraham All Rights Reserved
(3.1MB)	Crybaby (rock)
(3.2MB)	Company (ballad)
(2.9MB)	Motormouth (rock)
(3.4MB)	Immigration Man (rock)	© 1989 Ron Abraham All Rights Reserved
(2.8MB)	Too Much In Love (ballad)
(2.2MB)	Ipso Facto (ballad)
(3.2MB)	The Harbour (ballad)
(3.3MB)	Once In A Lifetime (mid tempo)
(4.1MB)	Granuloma / Borrowed Time
(3.1MB)	Antoinette (ballad)