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Stephen Scholle

Mumbles And Grumbles (album)Shadow Moon (album)In Blue Heart's Love (album)Cookin For Kids (album)Woodsmoke (album)Rhymes with Folly Sampler (album)Mumbles and Grumbles (project divider)You're DangerousGet Used to ItOh Wodehouse! Oh Coward!CrosswalkSlovenian BarkFast Friend ShufflePoka-dotted DigitsYou Can't Lean Too Heavily on a Teenage BoyVegan FarmersSongcookin (project divider)Rhumba NumbaWhat the Right Hand Do
by Stephen Scholle and Burr JohnsonCherokee
by Music by Ray Noble; lyrics by Stephen ScholleAbsenceWaitin in the SunConsider the AntDancin Fingers Dancin Toes (dance band)Makin Music's About Your Feet (project divider)Short Short LongStep Lightly NowExercisin Rights Exercisin LeftsWalkin Away BluesSomeone Put on a 45, on the 50th anniversary
by Stephen Scholle and L&MTrees And Bones (project divider)These Fallow Fields, (Slava Ukraini)Light Upon my ShadowLike Some Old MountainSunday Couldn't Come Too SoonYou WeptThe MistakeTo An Aging AthleteWoodstockLong AgoSongs For My Children (project divider)Sittin Around the TableWhen You Need a SmileOh SweetySong For My ChildSilent Night
by Traditional, arranged and slightly rewritten by Stephen ScholleIn Blue Heart's Love (project divider)How Are You?The Very Color of YouI Come Here and I StandHis PleaHer PleaMr. ReliableDown this Road to DepartSometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child
by TraditionalShadow Moon (project divider and talk)For Mr. PrineBossa in the Key of GuitarEmilyDown the Okeefokee RiverThe Old Soft ShoeWill You Walk With MeThe Best Part of Our LivesI Still Love You SoWoodsmoke (project divider)The BenefactorMayor of Cold RiverPearly JoeBallad of a Courtin' ManJohn Wesley PowellInterludeWoodsmoke and WhiskeyForever MoreYosemiteCookin For Kids (project divider)SongcookinSweet Potato Fries/Mobstah LobstahAt the CircusDancin Fingers, Dancin Toes (solo version)AwazSuccessive ApproximationSaid Santa to the ElfExercisin Rights and Lefts (The Hoky Poky)Dancin Fingers Dancin Toes (dance band)The Old Soft Shoe

Picked up guitar in 1967. Began writing songs in 09 after a breakup. TY to Fred Gillen, Burr Johnson, Peter Calo and the Ashokan music community for supporting my passion. I write from the chord voicings and I write from the voice inside. Some songs channel moments. Sometimes words just sound good. I like to let the song speak and I like to work with others on that. If you'd like, get in touch.

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