The acoustic guitar (folk/light rock)debut CD for this artist. All the compositions point to the imminent return of Jesus Christ.

12 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Folk Pop, EASY LISTENING: Soft Rock



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LONEWOULFE: NEWS!!!

Join Robby K (aka Lonewoulfe) and special guests every Saturday night, 7-9PM at Harvest Community Church (7203 Gene Street, DeForest, WI 53532 ph: 608-846-5600) for Star Blue venue, an evening of family, fellowship and music! Sponsored by Telemark Blue Sky Music and Harvest Community church.

February 25, 2006: Robby K receives two nominations for the locally prestigious MAMA awards or Madison Area Music Awards (see http://themamas.org/ ). "In His Lovin' Arms Again" receives a nomination in the Blues category while "His Burden Is Light" receives a nomination in the Jazz category! The award ceremony is on March 18th.

February 3, 2006: Robby K's "In His Lovinâ Arms Again" receives 3rd place honors in the Gospel/Inspirational genre for the Midwest Song Contest ( see http://midwestsongcontest.com/winners.html ) sponsored by the Madison Songwriterâs Group (see http://madisonsongwriters.com/ )!


LONEWOULFE: THE COMPOSITIONS
All compositions point in a positive, non-judgmental manner to the imminent return of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Whether you are post trib, pre-trib, amilleniumist, atheist, agnostic, etc. or just plain constipated, it doesnât really matter because the Bible makes it clear, He is coming back!

LONEWOULFE: THE CD
Robby K was led to Telstar Studios and producer-engineer Doug Jones via Pastor Rusty Wills who was recording music for his congregation at St. Martinâs Lutheran church in southern Wisconsin. Already armed with a growing catalog of songs, Robby K began recording the acoustic guitar tracks for all the original work in his palette when the Lord took over the direction of the CD [actually, cassette, at that time]. New songs were downloaded in a flurry, all in 3D video with full score and complete arrangements. The result was a coherent theme album in the manner of Justin Hayward and the Moody Blues, one of Robby Kâs earlier influences.

LONEWOULFE: THE BAND
LEAD VOCALS AND GUITARS: Robby K
BASS: Doug Jones
KEYBOARDS: Doug Jones
DRUMS: Doug Jones, Robby K
ADDITIONAL VOCALS: Paula Elver, Doug Jones, Teri Simon, Heritage Harmony, Jesusâ Joyful Juniors
HARMONICA & WHISTLES: Robby K
PRODUCERS: Doug Jones & Robby Kjonaas

LONEWOULFE: THE COVER ART
The cover of Robbyâs first solo CD features a Navaho blanket woven by the artistâs wife on a loom hand-built by the two of them. It represents Robbyâs attempt to weave the often disparate musical themes of his acoustic guitar into a coherent and enduring passage.

GEAR
Robby K used a Peavey T-60 dual humbucker equipped electric guitar plugged into a Peavey Classic 212 [or straight into the board] with a Boss Blues Driver and a Boss Flanger for grit and modulation. Robby Kâs acoustic is a 1972 Gibson SJ Deluxe.

ROBBYâS TESTIMONY
Robby began playing guitar in the late sixties and used his acoustic guitar as a stress release in various secular bands while in school in Minnesota and Washington states prior to coming to Madison, WI in 1984 to work in agricultural genetic engineering. âI did cover versions of every Neil Young or Steve Stills song I could find! Music was a great way to make friends or blow off a little steam.â

During the summer of 1987, Robby began playing less and less and concentrated instead on raising a family. He developed a ravenous study of the Bible while entering into a deeper, born-again relationship with Jesus than he previously thought possible. âThis meant giving up a lot of me to make room for more of Him!â He soon heard the Lord asking him to completely give up his âof the worldâ music and songs!

Robby obeyed and never played secular music again, a nearly 500-song repertoire! But within days, the Lord began filling that emptiness by downloading new and exciting music in a style that sounded great to Robby but with which he was wholly unfamiliar. âEvery new song I heard had a musical component which challenged me to become a better musician. I found I had to develop a finger picking style to accommodate all the notes!â

Nearly twenty years after receiving this gift, Robby is more in love with the Lord and this music than ever. âRight now, the Lord is opening doors and leading me on as never before. We feel we are being led to Nashville to live and minister and we intend to serve the Lord obediently wherever that may be. I pray this gift, this Word will not return to Him void!â