Morris P Rainville

Written in 1989, about a kind spirit I spoke to in 1973. Hope you enjoy.

#1 in Acoustic Rock

This is a song about someone determined to make it in the music business.

#2 in Southern Rock Other

This song was written in 1962 by my late wife, Dorothy (1942-2021). I just recorded it in January, 2026. Hope you enjoy the positive words in her song.

#2 in Country-Pop

These beautiful lyrics are from the pen of Clem Gareau. It was a pleasure to write music for this song.

#2 in Christian Pop Other

Some acoustic lead guitar riffs by the late Jerry Chenier.

#1 in Christian Country Other

We sometimes call it coincidence but a teacher always appears when the time is right.

#1 in Alternative Country Other

This bluegrass song was written and recorded by Bill Monroe in 1948. Hope you like my version from 2025.

#4 in Country General

About missing your loved one when you have to work away from home.

Bluegrass

This was written in 1962 by my late wife, Dorothy Rainville. I recorded it in 2024. Hope you enjoy.

Country-Pop

Written by John D Loudermilk, Hit for Geo. Hamilton IV in 1967 and Vern Gosdin in 1978. Hope you enjoy my version of this song.

Country General

This was a hit for Stonewall Jackson in 1958. I recorded this song in 1965 in a R&B style. Added some lead guitar in 2025.

Country Blues

This is a song that my late wife, Dorothy, wrote in the late 1950s, while still a teenager. Hope you like my recording of it.

#1 in Traditional Country

My wife wrote this song in 2004 and I love the message that it conveys

Christian Country Other

This is a tribute to Gordon Lightfoot from an 88-year-old, longtime fan.

#2 in Acoustic Folk Other

This is a song I wrote about my wife

Country-Pop Other

I think David Allan Coe sings with pure soul in his voice. He's always been a favourite of mine.

Alternative Country Other

Today #3 in World

#1 in World General Other

Felt like I was the only one who hadn't recorded this song which I have always loved.

Christian Pop Other

This is a song about enjoying life.

Traditional Country Other

This is one of Jimmie Rodgers' last song before he died in 1933. Always wanted to do one of his songs.

#2 in Cover Songs