1. Bare Boards (3:51), 2. Anybody's Everything (3:59), 3. Take It Or Leave It (4:21), 4. Don't Judge Me (3:56), 5. After The Storm (3:49)

Radio Stranger: Crosstalk is Brightwell & Moran’s second EP of Eclectic Acoustic Pop. “Crosstalk” is the technical term for leakage between two audio circuits, such as two channels on a sound mixer. This

1. Bare Boards (3:51), 2. Anybody's Everything (3:59), 3. Take It Or Leave It (4:21), 4. Don't Judge Me (3:56), 5. After The Storm (3:49)

Radio Stranger: Crosstalk is Brightwell & Moran’s second EP of Eclectic Acoustic Pop. “Crosstalk” is the technical term for leakage between two audio circuits, such as two channels on a sound mixer. This collection of songs showcases Kelly and Woody’s individual musical strengths, as well as the places where their talents have merged to become something altogether different. The subject matter also hints at the places where individuals and their stories overlap to reveal something new and unexpected.

Whisper In The Night (4:10) Good Money After Bad (3:36) Madonna of Tears (5:03) Rockabye Moon (3:54) Night Over Water (3:55)

Released in April 2016, the debut EP, Radio Stranger, features five songs which combine elements of many genres, including Folk-Rock, Pop, Country and Adult Contemporary. This EP was recorded with a small band playing "live"

Whisper In The Night (4:10) Good Money After Bad (3:36) Madonna of Tears (5:03) Rockabye Moon (3:54) Night Over Water (3:55)

Released in April 2016, the debut EP, Radio Stranger, features five songs which combine elements of many genres, including Folk-Rock, Pop, Country and Adult Contemporary. This EP was recorded with a small band playing "live" in the studio, with no prior rehearsals. The band features some of the best of Portland's musicians; Jean-Pierre Garau (keyboards), Michael Henchman (bass), Jeff Koch (electric guitars), and Jeffrey Anthony (drums). The collection of hook-y and rhythmic tunes are held together by lush instrumental textures and the combined voices of Brightwell & Moran.

Gringos In Paradise (3:18) Light It Up (4:06) California Grey (4:07) Havana Afternoon (4:33) Chasing Midnight (4:24)

Released in July, 2015, "Sitting in Aztec Chairs" is a five song EP that shows the maturity of Woody's songwriting as well as continued diversity. There is a little something for everybody, from the laid back island sound, to

Gringos In Paradise (3:18) Light It Up (4:06) California Grey (4:07) Havana Afternoon (4:33) Chasing Midnight (4:24)

Released in July, 2015, "Sitting in Aztec Chairs" is a five song EP that shows the maturity of Woody's songwriting as well as continued diversity. There is a little something for everybody, from the laid back island sound, to white-boy reggae, jazzy pop and straight rock. This EP was recorded with a small band playing "live" in the studio, just the same way they had to make recordings years ago because they simply didn't have enough tracks. You can feel the energy as the musicians play off of each other's performances. It's an all star lineup of local Portland, Oregon players including Jeff Anthony (Sheryl Crow) on drums.

It Will Come Back To You (4:23) Cowboy In Babylon (5:35) She's Ready To Play (4:26) Sweet Potato Pie In The Summertime (3:59) Sombrero Fallout (3:30) More Love Now - Piano Interlude (2:00) Walking On A Saturday Night (5:03) Cry To Heaven (5:48)

Woody’s 2010 sophomore recording, “A Brand New Situation” boasts guest performances by Mike Garson (David

It Will Come Back To You (4:23) Cowboy In Babylon (5:35) She's Ready To Play (4:26) Sweet Potato Pie In The Summertime (3:59) Sombrero Fallout (3:30) More Love Now - Piano Interlude (2:00) Walking On A Saturday Night (5:03) Cry To Heaven (5:48)

Woody’s 2010 sophomore recording, “A Brand New Situation” boasts guest performances by Mike Garson (David Bowie, NIN, Smashing Pumpkins), Mark Zonder (Fates Warning, Slavior), and award-winning German film composer Volker Barber. Mike Garson loved the music so much that he contributed a previously unpublished piano solo which serves as the introduction to one of the last songs on the CD. With songs like “It Will Come Back to You” which tells the story of how to exit a relationship with a psycho wack-job, and “She’s Ready to Play” which Woody euphemistically describes as the challenges of loving a strong woman, Woody has laughingly called “A Brand New Situation” his collection of dysfunctional love songs.

Tu-Toned Stranger (4:38) A Little Patience (3:55) Latin Lover (4:22) Rocket Man (4:25) Life Is So Strange (5:47) Looking For The Chinese Way (4:16) Witness (5:03) After Midnight (5:40) Secret Smile (4:12) Don't Fade Away (3:39)

Woody’s first CD, “Tu-Toned Stranger”, was the result of a performance at a private party full of musicians at Tangier in

Tu-Toned Stranger (4:38) A Little Patience (3:55) Latin Lover (4:22) Rocket Man (4:25) Life Is So Strange (5:47) Looking For The Chinese Way (4:16) Witness (5:03) After Midnight (5:40) Secret Smile (4:12) Don't Fade Away (3:39)

Woody’s first CD, “Tu-Toned Stranger”, was the result of a performance at a private party full of musicians at Tangier in Los Angeles where saxophonist Tom Scott was headlining. The response to Woody’s brief set on acoustic guitar was epic. Calvin Banks (Roy Ayers, Big Mountain), was especially encouraging and asked if he could be involved in getting Woody’s songs recorded. Calvin wound up co-producing the album which included performances by the late T Lavitz (Dixie Dregs), Barry Ledere (Brooks and Dunn), and Grammy award-winning producer Jeff Bova.