Brian Walton

Zombie Love Written and performed by Brian Walton feat. F A I T H Lead me to the darkness, My Love We will never be the same Feed me from your bounty, My Love Even though it sounds insane Take my hand in your hand, My Love Show me all you have inside Hold me close in your arms, My Love And never leave my side Hold me, Touch me, Feel me, Like you never did before Give me, Take me, Feed me, All your Zombie Love Save me from these humans, My Love Why must they be so strange All they do is wound me, My Love Why are they all deranged Never to be lonely, My Love So long you're near to me Never will I wander, My Love You're Brain is all I need Hold me, Touch me, Feel me, Like you never did before Give me, Take me, Feed me, All your Zombie Love Hold me, Touch me, Feel me, Like you never did before Give me, Take me, Feed me, All your Zombie Love

Have you ever stumbled upon a hidden gem that just needed the right moment to shine? Well, that's exactly what happened with the catchy tune “Kicking It.” Originally crafted as the theme song for the 2007 WB TV series pilot “Moonlight,” this upbeat track unfortunately never hit the airwaves. However, it did find its way onto the DVD release in 2010. Before being revived, “Kicking It” found a cozy home in a few independent films and shorts, yet it remained largely under the radar—until now! While piecing together tracks for the highly anticipated 45th Anniversary Anthology album, Brian made an exciting discovery: a nearly complete country rendition he had re-composed years ago for a friend's birthday celebration. With a bit of digital magic, he overdubbed some backing vocals and dusted off this long-forgotten treasure. The result? The first worldwide release of “Kicking It”, ready to welcome listeners old and new! So, whether you’re a longtime admirer or just embarking on your musical journey, this delightful track is poised to charm its way into your heart. Demographics Title: Kicking It Album: 45th Anniversary Anthology Year: 2025 Track #: CBD Recorded at: Capitol Records. Los Angeles. California Engineering: Brian Walton Distribution: N/A Composition: Brian Walton Lyrics: Brian Walton Performers: Brian Walton: All Instruments and Vocals Lyrics Mow the lawn, wash the car And I better not think to wander too far It’s just one of them days A ten-foot list of Honey-Do’s Change a light bulb and change a blown-out fuse Puts my mind in a haze Well, my part-time job as handyman Is starting to come to an end Chorus I’ll start a-Kicking it With a cold beer in my hand Trying not to understand The nagging in my ears Take the kids to Sunday school Rush on home to clean the pool And we’re shopping again Stumble around with both arms full Peeking around the kitchen rolls Short of popping a vein Well, with all this work, it sure ain’t no wonder She’ll outlive me by a little bit longer Chorus 2x Well, with all this work, it sure ain’t no wonder She’ll outlive me by a little bit longer Chorus

Jody and Joey by Brian Walton

Hot out of the Studio! A bit retro, a bit classic rock, 100% Brian!

Nestled deep in the mountains is a little mining town where the folks drink as hard as they work and empty mines are haunted by the lost souls of ill repute. This made-for-radio remake of Brian Walton's 2021 Top 10 Hit features the Fiddle Wizardry of Jaize the Violinist and the Drum mastery of Taylor Harris. Brian Walton: Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Keys (ASCAP/SCL/SGA/MPA) Jaize the Violinist: Fiddle (SOCAN) Taylor Harris: Drums (SOCAN) Recorded at Musty Dungeon Studios in Challis, ID USA for Sony Records. In My Little Town Reprise (Long Version) Friend, let me tell you about my little town She’s a downhome beauty, second to none The prettiest place that you ever have seen Friendliest folks if you know what I mean Well, there’s big drama in my little town Where the rumors go on round and round Got the sniffles at noon, you’re dead by 9 You don’t lose your partner, you lose your place in line Where a little bit of indiscretion Can lead to a nasty reputation Where too much drink and too much song Is guaranteed to treat you wrong In my little town Yeah, In my little town There’s this smoking hot blue jean baby Loves to drive all the cowboys crazy But there’s more to her than meets the eye All the shadow and rouge disguise a lie Well there’s something else you should know Her hubby's propped up there at the door Drunk as Hell, he won’t do a thing But, the babies at home will ruin your swing In my little town Yeah, In my little town Well, there’s big drama in my little town Where the rumors go on round and round Got the sniffles at noon, you’re dead by 9 You don’t lose your partner, you lose your place in line Where a little bit of indiscretion Can lead to a nasty reputation Where too much drink and too much song Is guaranteed to treat you wrong Well, A good time can be had by all Just check your conscience at the door Just know this and know it well You mess around here, it might be hell In my little town Yeah, In my little town In my little town Yeah, In my little town

Nestled deep in the mountains is a little mining town where the folks drink as hard as they work and empty mines are haunted by the lost souls of ill repute. This made-for-radio remake of Brian Walton's 2021 Top 10 Hit features the Fiddle Wizardry of Jaize the Violinist and the Drum mastery of Taylor Harris. Remixed at Musty Dungeon Studios in Challis, ID USA.

Start the summer off right with this awesome track from multi-award-winner recording artist Brian Walton.

In this latest installment of Brian Walton's top hit 'Strange Sensation', Joanna Leaton delivers a command performance with undeniable skill and power ala Reba or Wynonna. Ripping guitar riffs, powerful drums, and strategically placed brass hits only enhance the energy even more! Brian Walton first wrote and composed 'Strange Sensation' in 1986 in collaboration with singer/songwriter Jill Colucci (Travis Tritt/Wynonna Judd) elements of which were featured in the ABC television series "America's Funniest Home Videos" (1990) and Wynonna Judd's top country hit "No one else on Earth" (1992). Brian rewrote the lyrics and included the song on his debut album "Made in the Shade" in 1993 which rose to Billboard's top ranking in 1994. Written and composed by Brian Walton (ASCAP/SGA/SCL) for Musty Dungeon Studios. Joanna Leaton: lead vocals, Loreli McBroom: backup vocals, Brian Walton: vocals, guitars, keys and drums.

This exquisitely mastered release of Brian Walton's "What The Hell" features Lance Moss on lead vocals, Durga McBroom, Lorelei McBroom, and C.C. White on backup vocals, and Taylor Harris on Drums. Guitars and Keys performed by Brian Walton. Written, Composed, and Produced by Brian Walton for Musty Dungeon/Disney Studios

New digitally remastered release! More to come...

Much of the original writing and composing for the album “Made in the Shade” happened in the studio and to be on the safe side, Brian recorded a few additional cover songs just in case he ended up short or one or more of his originals would be rejected by the record company. Brian’s rendition of the 1993 hit “Fast as You” was recorded right after Brian completed the European leg of Dwight Yoakum’s USO tour.

An ode to MTG. Honky-Tonk Country with a modern twist. This SCL/SGA award winner for best lyrics harkens back to the days of the double entendre` and hidden innuendos More: https://bgw.lsnto.me/karen

Critically acclaimed Cowgirl Thang is Brian Walton's most popular hit holding a top spot on the charts and achieving record sales!

Wrap it up by Jimmy Vaughn's Texas Blues Band the Fabulous Thunderbirds was recorded in 1986 and wraps up the first installment of the 'Still got my Mojo' collection

Newly Remastered! Written by Gloria Houston and Nina Shackelford, 'A Good Fool Is Hard To Find' was originally recorded by Bobby Kimble in 1966, but first found popularity with Albert Collins' 1983 cover. Brian first recorded 'A Good Fool Is Hard To Find' in 2015 and it peaked at #5 in Billboards Blues Charts in the first six weeks of 2016. 'A Good Fool Is Hard To Find' has since been featured in over 30 Documentaries and TV/Radio Ads.

Written by Bill Carter, Ruth Ellsworth, Chris Layton, Tommy Shannon, Reese Wynans and made famous by Stevie Ray Vaughn on his 'In Step' album, 'Crossfire' was recorded live during a jam session in 2006 at The Toad Tavern in Littleton, Colorado USA.

In what the Denver Post hailed as one of the most exciting performances of the year, the dynamic trio of Brian, Will, and Ken, also known as GeeDub, closed out 2009 in style at the Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater. Joining them were Chris Daniels, Catfish Kray, and friends for an unforgettable night that pushed the boundaries and highlighted the evening with their impromptu rendition of Delbert McClinton’s "Shaky Ground," transforming it into an electrifying jam session that had the audience clapping, singing along, and even joining the musicians on stage!

Performed Live in 2010 at the Utah Blues Festival in Salt Lake City Utah.

The original inspiration for the song was to write a kind of “Greeting Card” to my wife and family from the road. An instrumental version of the song was used in radio and TV ads for insurance, airline, and cosmetic companies, as well as on the Discovery Channel in diverse documentaries.

Time to start the weekend in style! This song was written explicitly just as a jingle and I didn't really push it much, because I thought it too commercial. However fans want to hear it, so I included it on the album. Like with every other song on the album, I played all the instruments on this one and am quite proud of how the drum track turned out.