Song swaps throw performers together to rotate, doing a song each before tossing the hot potato to the next person.  Always fun and interesting.  We would have been happy to have DOROTHY and RICHARD PAUL  back  with  not so lonesome BILL CAMPLIN, EXCEPT that now DOROTHY cannot make it.

Richard Paul (his friends call him RpT) is a free-thinking dreamer and Texas-based songwriter with decades of love, life and laughter to share.  His songwriting spans a wide range of musical genres and emotional experiences ranging from light hearted fun to challenging one’s convictions about life and our place in the world.  His writing and performance style encompasses elements of R&B, jazz, ballads and good old rock n’ roll.  RpT’s soulful voice ranges from thermal to edgy reflecting the musical influences of a lifetime.  His thought-provoking lyrics speak to the heart and soul of the listener while thoroughly entertaining his audiences.

We were looking forward to hearing  Dorothy Scott  again, but, alas, she cannot make it.

Bill Camplin has a record as long as your arm, not taking into account that a lot of arms are different lengths.  Well known as a singer/songwriter and acoustic guitarist, he was an integral part of the Milwaukee acoustic folk scene for many years and is also proprietor (along with Kitty Welch) of the World Famous Café Carpe in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin.  Folksy bluesy jazzy countryy- the guy applies his chops to all those genres.