This defacto title song is the most complicated and lengthy track (at nearly 7 minutes long) on Out There Somewhere. It has seven distinct sections that repeat during a very long and complex journey which frequently returns to the...
“Sweet Emily” was a song that was commissioned to Ric Albano as a tribute to an infant girl named Emily who died suddenly. Naturally, this was very difficult as Ric spent several months painstakingly deliberating each an every word....
“Tangytown” is a unique song in the Out There Somewhere collection. It was written around 2006 during the Imaginary Lines project but, although revised several times in subsequent years, it was not considered for release until 2020. The song’s...
“Robin the Oriole” is kind of complex lyrically because it has two interweaving themes going – a narrative inspired by a trip down south but my wife and I took back in February 2020 right before the whole COVID...
This opening track from the album is a pure narrative folk song on many levels. The lyrics recall a true situation verbatim where a dire situation was fortiously turned with a mighty sense of poetic justice. The true story...
December 2018 video of Ric Albano performing an original Christmas song.
Although it appears last on the album, “Try Again” was the first song I wrote after finding my way back to acoustic guitar last summer. I had played guitar for several years but pretty much abandoned it in the...
