Thank you, Lynn. Sounds like great advice--I've never tried to pitch a thing in 30 years of songwriting, so if/when I go for it, all with this year's copyright, maybe I will appear to be kinda prolific!

Well, "William" is a slow acoustic strum...I suppose it's a folk song? You know, I've got a feeling I'm going to have continuous trouble naming those genres. I've always enjoyed doing something different every time, so I've tried a lot of different styles. I'm sure most of us have. That's how I remember radio in the late 60's/early 70's. I think of an album like the Beatles' Revolver and smile that we call it Rock, when it contained "Here, There and Everywhere" as well as "Taxman" as well as "Tomorrow Never Knows"... I do understand that it is necessary to know and market the appropriate genre for any particular song. But if things ever kick in for me, that genre thing is going to come up to bite me...because I sure don't know MY genre. I've got a lot to learn.

Anyway, there is now a link to the song, above. It's nice to know the title intrigued you, and I hope you can tell me what sort of song it is. Gracias!

http://www.soundclick.com/MarkKaufman