[2008]
Lyrics & Music by Richard Aberdeen
Album: WHO WOULD JESUS BOMB?

Dedicated to Coretta Scott King
and Yolanda Denise King; for Martin Luther King III , Dexter Scott King and Bernice Albertine King. Intro and final two lines from the slave anthem Oh Freedom; traditional. "Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down their life for their friends." - Jesus of Nazareth, founder of Human and Civil Rights.

[2008]
Lyrics & Music by Richard Aberdeen
Album: WHO WOULD JESUS BOMB?

Country/folk-rock/comedy inspired by New Orleans blues artist Chris Thomas King's “What Would Jesus Do?”, as well as signs and bumper stickers everywhere; “signs, signs, everywhere there's signs”

[2007]
Lyrics & Music by Richard Aberdeen
Album: American River

For the family of LCDR Michael Scott Speicher, whose plane went down January 17th, 1991, the first night of the Operation Desert Storm air war. No part of Lieutenant Speicher’s body has ever been found and he is presumed to have survived and been captured by Iraqi forces. His official status remained KIA-BNR, killed in action – body not recovered, until January 11th, 2001, when it was officially changed to MIA – missing in action. The most liberal and most conservative of families, losing a loved one to war, share a same common loss, cutting deep beyond all ability of words to describe.