Category: Tunes

Sometimes We Dance Alone

I co-wrote this with the wonderful George Wurzbach. We’ve written a lot of “out” songs together – just add this to the stack. The lovely vocal is by Nashville/Christian artist Rachel Robinson (she has a wonderful group with her two sisters called “Three Lanes Crossing.”

Written by Len Handler and George Wurzbach

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Save A Little

I co-wrote this with Andy Gundell (actually, he was kind to bring me in on a little piece of it.) The great vocal is by Nashville recording artist Jeff Jones.

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Northslope

I co-wrote this with Susan Graham White. The lovely recording is by Maria Sangiolo.

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One More Mile

Written by Len Handler & Kevin Briody

Vocal by Kevin Briody

From the album, “Buddy Up” by Kevin Briody.

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The Last Day of Forever

Written by Len Handler and A.J. Gundell;

Vocal by Tanya Lea

Used as the opening credits for the film, “Sheeba” with Ed Asner and Judge Reinhold.

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Her Valentine

Written by Len Handler and John Alexander;

Vocal by Holli Jacobs;

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I Am

Written by Len Handler; Performed by Rachel Robinson;

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The Last First Ball

Len Handler & Michael Mugrage

What was it like to see the last time the Dodgers played in Brooklyn? To see the “first pitch” for the last time at Ebbett’s Field? Back in a time when our heroes would never desert us!

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Antique Store

Written by Len Handler & George Wurzbach

This is one of those “out” tunes I wrote with George Wurzbach, but I’ve always loved the story. A couple walks into an antique store, and in the back on a shelf is a 100 year-old photo of a young couple. The shoppers have a hard-time getting past the age and stiffness of the photo, and it made me wonder what they were really like, stripped of the confines of their photograph and frame. The demo is by George.

The Lasky Family, around 1913. Anne; Lou; Al; Sally; Jack; Morris; Saul; Evelyn; Phil; Grandma and Grandpa;

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The Long Range Forecast

My only Christmas tune – I co wrote this with Barry Walsh;

The Long Range Forecast;