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Two Little Boys 3:360:00/3:36
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Bye Bye Baby 2:250:00/2:25
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All You Need Is Love 2:530:00/2:53
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Not a Day Goes By 4:110:00/4:11
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For the Shape I'm In 2:310:00/2:31
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Higher Voices 3:280:00/3:28
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The Web of Life 4:290:00/4:29
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Only Love Will Last 2:490:00/2:49
Hey There, I’m Doc Mason,
I'm glad you found this website.
A quick note about myself. I was born pretty much smack dab in the middle of the last century in a clinic/hospital in a small Texas town, not far from the Red River, into a lower middle class family. My mom once said, “We didn’t know how poor we were back then.” We stuck together. I was whistling tunes, and called it my horn, when I was two years old. I dabbled a little on the guitar as I grew up, but sports were front and center for several years. I began playing guitar with some purpose after I received a Gibson guitar for Christmas in 1970, during my college years. It became a part of my life, and I felt an increased desire to be able to proficiently play & sing around the same time that I was attending medical school in Galveston, Texas, starting in 1972. Before I left Galveston, in 1977, I was married, and the father of one. I trained in family practice, and “minored,” as such, in ER medicine for the next 3 years, in Amarillo & Lubbock. We left Lubbock with three kids in tow, and landed in the Central Texas town of Fredericksburg. We had 5 children by the time I was 35 years old. That’s when the songs started coming. I wrote a number of songs around 1985 until the early Spring of 1987. I recorded two “Records” back then. I played music around the area with a band I called “Good Medicine.” We were short lived, but I would say we were a pretty hot combo, when we had the chance to play. Life got busy, music hit the back burner, and it wasn’t until 1996 that the magic came back, and I began to hear that “Small Still Voice” again. I wrote a good number of songs up to, and bridging the tragedy of 9/11/2001. Everything changed. It seemed my songs had a more serious tone after that as well. They were certainly timely. I realized around 2003, that I needed to begin recording my accumulated original work. I chose to invest in a top of the line MAC G-4 tower, and some ancillary gear. A friend showed me some basics, but I had to develop my ability to record, and work to master the art of mixing Music. I have learned from my mistakes, released & re-released projects online, and I have received my degree from the College Of Hard Knocks. I can now hold my own, and I am ready to offer it up.
Now I find myself trying to figure out how to set up a web site. I will be working to get my music set up so as to allow you to hear the songs that I have written, as I have lived through my life, up to the present. I will try and figure out how to set up some interesting pages and pictures. Both my Mom and my wife tell me I need to document the stories behind the songs. I definitely have some stories to tell. It is a new adventure for me. So here goes!
You are welcome to join me. I believe in Music!
Doc Mason