Now Playing: Explore the Music of Anthony Bedford
Rock and roll from the 50's, neon-lit 80's nights, Alabama country, patriotic tributes and holiday cheer. Seven collections are waiting on my Music page.
When I started putting songs together, I never planned on having this many. But the collection kept growing, and now there are seven releases and more than fifty tracks on my Music page. Whether you grew up on jukeboxes, cassette tapes or country radio, I think there is something in here for you.
Here is a quick tour, so you can pick a place to start.
Take a ride back to the 50's
Shake, Rattle & Roll – The 50's is my newest album, released October 3, 2026. It is all soda fountains, sock hops and cruising down Main Street, with the kind of rock and roll that makes you want to find a dance floor. Try Cruisin' Down Main or Chrome, Cherry Soda & You first.
Turn up the neon with the 80's
If synthesizers and big choruses are more your speed, Bring on the 80's is for you. Nine songs about late nights, first loves and chasing that perfect moment. Electric Nights and Hold On To The Night are good places to start, and the closing track, Back in the Fire, plays right on the page as a video.
Home in Alabama
Two collections are close to my heart because of where they come from. Alabama Heartland is a set of my YouTube music videos, with songs about summer, county fairs, wildflowers and riding out the storm. And if you like what you hear, the Country Tunes playlist has thirteen more, from Dirt Road Detours to Roots Grow Deep.
Songs to remember and honor
Patriotic Music brings together tributes to our military and first responders, including a 9/11 remembrance and a song marking the 250th anniversary of the USA. These are songs I wrote to say thank you, and to make sure we never forget.
Something for the holidays, and for the kids
The Holiday Collection mixes styles on purpose: a honky-tonk Alabama Christmas, a 50's ballad under the mistletoe, an 80's holiday vibe, and two versions of White Christmas in Alabama, one slow and one fast. For younger listeners, the Childrens Song playlist has silly, seasonal tunes like Ricky the Radio Reindeer.
How to listen
Every collection has its own page. Some songs play right there on the page, and others open on Suno or YouTube. You can also share any song or album with a friend using the share buttons on each page.
Start with the era or the mood that fits your day, and let me know which song becomes your favorite. I would love to hear from you.
— Anthony (A.P.) Bedford