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Moments of Insanity


2020’s was a crazy year, to say the least. Deciding to make this album was a bit of an impulse decision, and the title reflects a combination of factors, including the year itself, the short period between deciding to make the album and finishing it (including both compiling previous singles, remixing some tracks, and recording new tracks), the mix of genres (a bit of pop/AC, some country, some 60s flavors), and that each song has a connection of one kind or another, however tenuous, to some form of craziness. The album title comes from a line in the chorus of the song’s opening track, “Stubborn Heart”.

Song List

(click title for lyrics)

  1. Stubborn Heart (R. Paul)
  2. Dream a Mighty Dream (R. Paul)
  3. This Circle (R. Paul)
  4. After Us (M. Parker, R. Paul)
  5. One Good Reason (R. Paul)
  6. Happy Birthday to Me (K. Schaeffer, R. Paul)
  7. Bubble Gum (2020 Remix) (R. Paul)
  8. Once Through the Sixties (2020 Remix) (R. Ducharme, R. Paul)
  9. Come On Home (R. Paul)
  10. Love is Enough (R. Ducharme, R. Paul)
  11. Steel (R. Paul)
  12. Love Holds On (A.C. Remix) (R. Hanneman, R. Paul)

Credits

Tracks 1-3, 5, 7, 9, and 11 written by Rick Paul. Track 4 written by Michael J. Parker and Rick Paul. Track 6 written by Kathy Schaeffer and Rick Paul. Tracks 8 and 10 written by Ray Ducharme and Rick Paul. Track 12 written by Rebecca Hanneman and Rick Paul.

Performed, produced, engineered, mixed, and mastered by Rick Paul.

Cover artwork and photography by Rick Paul, based on Der Schrei der Natur by Edvard Munch.

Related Media

Story Behind the Album: Moments of Insanity

Story Behind the Song: “Stubborn Heart”

Official lyric video for “Stubborn Heart”.
Official lyric video for “Dream a Mighty Dream”.
“Dream a Mighty Dream”, live at Campus JAX, Newport Beach, California, January 2020.
“Happy Birthday to Me”, live at Our Place, Lake Forest, California, July 2024.
Animated lyric video for “Bubble Gum”.
“Once Through the Sixties” live at Our Place, Lake Forest, California, June 2024.
Official lyric video for “Steel”.
“Steel” live at Our Place, Lake Forest, California, January 2024.
“Love Holds On” live at Campus JAX, April 2022.

Release Date: October 30, 2020