Rude Rudy Records
Creating Acoustic Songs With My Loved Ones
Family & Friends
Creating music through the years
Creating Acoustic Songs With My Loved Ones
Family & Friends
Creating music through the years
Rude Rudy Records
Family & Friends
Creating music through the years
Family & Friends
Creating music through the years

Rude Rudy Records was created to provide an online forum where my friends, my family, and I can post and share our original acoustic songs and other musical creations. Thank you for your time and interest in visiting the website!
Grands' Ensamble (2023 - 2026)
Diddy's I've written for my Grandkids and a couple of my Step-Grandkids. I've tried to capture their individual personalities through the music.
Cornucopia (2018 - 2022)
"Cornucopia" is a horn (and strings) of plenty that is full of eclectic musical genres and testament to my varied tastes in music. Genres include bluegrass, folk, blues and classical. Something for nearly every one's enjoyment.
Sequel (2012 - 2017)
A sequel is a published, broadcast or recorded work that continues a story or further develops the theme of an earlier one. Each of the following songs is a sequel on the theatrics of life, love and living.
Calico Strings (2010 - 2012)
"Calico Strings" is an acoustical collection of songs that fit together like the colors of a warm and comfortable calico quilt.
Late Bloomers (2007 - 2010)
There’s a gray area between “Good things come to those who wait” versus “The difference between men and boys are the price of their toys.” “Late Bloomers” sets squarely in that gray area. Audio technologies advancing beyond the reel-to-reel and eBay have clearly helped!
Family Tree (2004 - 2007)
Each of the songs on this release references either a family member or an associated memory.
Basement Musings (1978 - 2004)
I used each of these projects as an opportunity to further equip my basement corner studio with a variety of musical instruments and contraptions. “Basement Musings” is a compilation of songs I’ve written over the years and recorded in my basement studio.







