The Fourth Path

Path Symbol: As seen in a book of petroglyphs by the author in the year 2000.
Credited to the Anasazi circa 1100 A.D,
while his vision of the symbol came in 1997, confirming its significance.

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You Can't Stop the Music

5 Samples

A Walk On the Dundee

Track 1

It's Our Song

Last Flight

Looking For You

Track 1

The Fourth Path

		Poetry, song, and vision by D.C. Bianchino Underlined links go to downloadable MP3s. To save to your computer for listening, right-click on the track name and choose "save target as". Track List: Sometimes I Cannot See the Mountain There's a Plan Coming Down The Hollow Drum The Morning Song I Belong The Jelly Belly Song The Jelly Belly Ringtone for iPhone (first view this page from an iPhone) Coming Soon: The Jelly Belly Ringtone for Android phones Cryin' Out Loud Making Circles in the Sand Fear Why It's an Evolution How In Their Names Hey, Did You Notice? Heya Hey Sacred You Took My Dignity Away Woman It's Our Song All I Want to Do is Dance With You The Mystery of a Flower Simple Lives the Bird People The Monster's Manifesto Credits: c 2003 All Right Reserved. Recorded Fall 2002 - Spring 2003 Cover art by Sergio Rodriguez (sergiorodriguezgallery.com) Music and Production by VanDweller (www.vandweller.org)

Selections from "You Can't Stop the Music"

	All Lyrics by D.C. Bianchino Nighttime Turns The Blues Away. Composed and sung by Bob Rutherford Chasing After Rainbows In The Dark. Composed by Dave Whitely. Sung by Dennis Oneill. Fear-Composed and sung by D. C. Bianchino. Hollow Drum-Composed and sung by D.C.Bianchino. Magic Man-Composed and sung by Bob Rutherford and 3 year old daughter Jackie. Belly Jelly Song-Composed and sung by D. C. Bianchino. Sittin In A Greyhound Station-Composed by D. C. Bianchino. Sung by Dr-Billy. Kentucky-Composed by D. C. Bianchino. Sung by Dr-Billy. My Daddy Was A Cowboy- Composed by D. C. Bianchino. Sung By Dr-Billy. I'm Not Looking For Commitment--Composed and sung by Ginny Worley. The Woman I Love Up And Left Me-Composed And Sung by Bob Rutherford. I need You- Composed and sung by Steve Cravis. I Belong- Composed and sung by D. C. Bianchino. The Morning Song-Composed and sung by D.C.Bianchino. How-Composed and sung by D. C. Bianchino. Simple Lives The Bird-Composed and sung by Bob Rutherford. Untitiled, Composed by Steve Cravis, sung by? So Would I-Composed and sung by Steve Cravis Crying Out Loud-Composed and sung by D. C. Bianchino Messin With The Mixin-Composed and sung by Ginney Worley. Together-Composed and sung by Steve Cravis You Can't Stop The Music-Composed and sung by Jonathan Sarty.

An Evening At Jo on the Go - 2001

		Listen to the entire performace (Mp3)

Kind Radio reading - January 12, 1999

	Introduction (Mp3) Reading (Mp3)

Kind Radio reading - July 6, 1999

	Introduction and Reading (Mp3)

Monday Night at Cafe

		One Two Three Four

Under The Bark

		Under The Bark

Last Flight To Freedom

		Last Flight To Freedom (Composed and arranged by Lisa Marie Coppoletta)