THIS ALBUM IS TRADITIONAL COUNTRY WITH A VARIETY OF SONGS FOR MOST ANY MOOD.I HUMBLY DEDICATE "VETERANS DAY" TO OUR VETS WHO HAVE SACRIFICED AND GIVEN SO MUCH, SO THE REST OF US CAN BE FREE.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Veterans Day	3:36
2		I'll See You in the Morning	3:10
3		This Old Radio of Mine	2:58
4		Sunday Will Come Again	5:12
5		Roses in Mind	3:21
6		Grandpa Couldn't Save It Now	3:08
7		A Brand New Picture	4:14
8		Quiet Time	4:00
9		I'm Always Lonesome	2:39
10		What Love Really Is	3:15
11		The White Violin	4:10
12		God's Great Meadowland	3:21

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Six A M on a cold winters morning seems like a strange time for a six or seven year old kid to be getting up just to listen to a live radio show by a guy and his guitar who called himself,"The Texas Ranger" and who would sing mostly western songs with a few popular country songs mixed in, But it was enough to spark a life long love for music that would only amplify as the years wore on.

I was a kid who would try to be the first to get the "Sears" catalog when it came in the mail and would go straight to the music section and dream of one day having one of those guitars for my very own. But I had lots of time to dream because it wouldn't be until a calf was born on my 10th birthday that my dream would start taking shape, because my Dad would give me that calf for my birthday present, and for the next two years I would nurture him until he became a full grown steer, and when I sold him I got a check for $118.00 and the very next day I ordered one of those beautiful "Silvertone" guitars from the Sears Roebuck Catalog, and it was never to leave my side throughout my teens and courting years and into the Military where I learned to play a little better from the southern boys I would buddy up with. They would call me the "The Minnesota Hillbilly". After my discharge I began playing professionaly and still do.

Song writing had always been a passion of mine, having written my first song when I was twelve, Sometimes I am asked how or why I wrote a particular song, for some I can explain, while for others I have to say, "I just held the pen" where it came from is a mystery. I write most of my own material in a blend of modern and traditional country.

I married my high school sweetheart in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota and after my time in the service we made our home in the Minneapolis area where I worked my trade as a union carpenter and commercial drywall and played music nights and weekends.

I hope you will take time to listen to some of the sound bites on my site, and to those of you who have purchased my cd's I say thanks and I hope you will enjoy them. I will answere all mail, so please let me hear from you, Your Friend, Red



Hi, Red. I Sent below to my Shipmates this morning. Thanks again for being a great American. Dex

On this Veterans Day, please remember all those who have sacrificed so much.

Country Music Singer Red Johnson allowed us to use his Veterans Day song in our video clip dedicated to our Fallen Shipmates. Red said about the video; I am so PROUD and Honored that I could be a part of it. You can access this video clip on my home page below.

Dexter Goad, NN '61-64 and '66-69
http://home.att.net/~dgoad/index.html
--"My Love of Thunder" Web Site--

Hello Red,
I'm an old Korea & Vietman veteran who loves your songs, And thank you for the things of the past. I was on the USS NEWPORT NEWS CA-148 for 6 years two trips off Veitnam. You made our life a litle easier then.
I retired from the Navy in 1977 after 22 years. I retired again in 1998.
I wish you well and take care,
Regards
Dusty Rhoades US Navy Retired

Hello Red.
My name is Gary Boswell (Boz) I was on the Newport News on Oct. 1, 1972 and would like to thank you for your song and being a part of remembering our fallen Shipmates.
God Bless
GB