I'd like to introduce you to a friend of mine, Andrea Goddard. Blind since birth, Andrea is a fantastic little lady and pianist with a fantastic voice, and her debut CD is now available through LeWalt Publishing.

    Classically trained at Linfield college (McMinnville, Oregon), Andrea toured internationally with the Linfield choir for four years. As she sings all 14 selections on her CD, her training was put to good use. Three are classically oriented, six others were composed by her, while the remaining pieces are an eclectic mix of pop, country, and bluegrass. To help round things out a bit, a friend of mine, Tyson Jones, plays fiddle, while I play banjo, mandolin, dobro, bass, and all guitars.

    I believe Andrea has so much musical talent, the world just needs to hear her. Please take a moment to listen to the tracks of 30-second .mp3 samples from Andrea's 54-minute CD below.

    Harold Streeter

Purchase all of the songs on "This Road" for just $9.99, or any individual song for just 99 cents each, through PayPal.

    If you like great liturgical music played on guitar, here’s a CD to consider. Totaling over 55 minutes, Harold’s 2004 release is an ecumenical blend of favorites which range from the sixteenth century to the present. Arranged and performed on classical guitar in a non-intrusive manner, all 17 selections are suitable for background music or for meditation.

    Some of the arrangements are in solo form, while others include accompaniment consisting of banjo, mandolin, guitar, and string sections.

    30 second mp3 samples are available for listening just by clicking on the links below.

    Purchase all of the songs on "Sent Forth by God's Blessing" for just $9.99, or any individual song for just 99 cents each, through PayPal.

    Released in 2003, this is a collection of traditional Western favorites ranging from the mid-19th century to the near-present. Totaling over 54 minutes, Harold's new CD consists of a blend of instrumental forms played entirely in fingerstyle in a variety of tunings that not only captures the songs and sounds of the old West, but offers up a few new twists in Western songs from the 20th century as well.

    In terms of song origins, many of the 17 songs featured on "Streets of Laredo" are like short American history lessons - all of which are expanded on in the liner notes. In addition to songs made famous by the Sons of the Pioneers and other relatively current artists, you'll hear many that were favorites of cowboys out on the range - including a few that may come as a surprise. Some of the arrangements are in solo form, while others include accompaniment consisting of anywhere from one to several additional guitars.

    30 second mp3 samples are available for listening just by clicking on the links below.

    Purchase all of the songs on "Streets of Laredo" for just $9.99, or any individual song for just 99 cents each, through PayPal.

    The fantasy of many guitarists (at least it's one of Harold's), "Guitarscapes" is truly a guitaristic landscape of music forms ....

    With 17 fingerstyle instrumentals in a variety of tunings totaling a full 60 minutes, Harold's CD features celtic, classical, new age, flamenco, jazz and pop forms, plus movie themes, a Gregorian chant, and 7 originals. Some are in solo form, and others include full orchestration.

    30 second mp3 samples are available for listening just by clicking on the links below.

    Purchase all of the songs on "Guitarscapes" for just $9.99, or any individual song for just 99 cents each, through PayPal.