Sandy Stringfellow
Are you suffering from the contemporary condition of music
malnutrition?
Grab yourself a heaping helping of musical content.
Warning: These songs contain specific meaning and are habit forming
for rational individuals. ENJOY!
I Made Loud To Be Played Loud!
Are you suffering from the contemporary condition of music
malnutrition?
Grab yourself a heaping helping of musical content.
Warning: These songs contain specific meaning and are habit forming
for rational individuals. ENJOY!
I Made Loud To Be Played Loud!
Who is Sandy Stringfellow
Hi. I’m Sandy Stringfellow. I earn my living by driving tractor semi-
trailer combinations (eighteen wheelers).
Having said that, let me also say that my professional aspirations have
been considerably loftier since I was in my early teens. All I’ve ever
really wanted to do was be a song writer.
Thanks to my good friend Robert Grigg, I learned how to utilize the
desktop recording technology that began to become popular back
around 2000. Until Robert started to coach me, I was computer
illiterate. By the way, that’s his excellent 6-string electric guitar work
on SHAUNA.
It took a while, because I do work long hours, but I’ve produced some
songs that you may find interesting and refreshingly different. Rather
than providing you with a steady diet of “love songs” and “you done me
wrong songs”, I dare to venture where other song writers often dread
to go.
There’s a song about the illegal immigration crisis in this country.
There’s a song about the FairTax (H.R. 25 in the House of
Representatives).
There’s a song about a guy from Texas that goes to Daytona Beach,
Florida for spring break and has a life altering experience.
There’s a song about political correctness, and a song about a guy who
never danced in his life.
There’s a song about a real American Cowboy from the 1800’s. There’s
even a song about Slick Willy.
There will be more songs forth coming as I find the time to work on
them. It takes many uninteruped chunks of time since I wear all the
hats.
I write the songs, play all the instruments, engineer the recording, and
produce the tracks. If I had to describe the style, I’d call it country with
a heavy dose of rock ‘n roll and R&B. Please listen for yourself and
thanks so much for visiting my website.
Hi. I’m Sandy Stringfellow. I earn my living by driving tractor semi-
trailer combinations (eighteen wheelers).
Having said that, let me also say that my professional aspirations have
been considerably loftier since I was in my early teens. All I’ve ever
really wanted to do was be a song writer.
Thanks to my good friend Robert Grigg, I learned how to utilize the
desktop recording technology that began to become popular back
around 2000. Until Robert started to coach me, I was computer
illiterate. By the way, that’s his excellent 6-string electric guitar work
on SHAUNA.
It took a while, because I do work long hours, but I’ve produced some
songs that you may find interesting and refreshingly different. Rather
than providing you with a steady diet of “love songs” and “you done me
wrong songs”, I dare to venture where other song writers often dread
to go.
There’s a song about the illegal immigration crisis in this country.
There’s a song about the FairTax (H.R. 25 in the House of
Representatives).
There’s a song about a guy from Texas that goes to Daytona Beach,
Florida for spring break and has a life altering experience.
There’s a song about political correctness, and a song about a guy who
never danced in his life.
There’s a song about a real American Cowboy from the 1800’s. There’s
even a song about Slick Willy.
There will be more songs forth coming as I find the time to work on
them. It takes many uninteruped chunks of time since I wear all the
hats.
I write the songs, play all the instruments, engineer the recording, and
produce the tracks. If I had to describe the style, I’d call it country with
a heavy dose of rock ‘n roll and R&B. Please listen for yourself and
thanks so much for visiting my website.
Sandy Stringfellow
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