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I was inspired to write this song some years ago about this wonderful country we live in. It was never released to the general public. I offer it now from the heart to the country I love and have proudly served. God bless America!

Several hundred years ago something was buried deep under Oak Island, in Nova Scotia. The nature of the deposit and identity of those who did the burying remains unknown. Singer and songwriter Lenny Green takes you through the legend in this newly written ballad that captures the lure of this age-old mystery.

Original song by Lenny Green about the town of Loomis, CA.

Recorded in 1960 in southern California, this was our first venture into the recording studio. We were The Thundernotes out of San Diego, and on this demo recording you are listening to Lenny Green on lead guitar, Art Eastlick on rhythm guitar, Dave Wilson of Drums, and a studio bass player. Engineered by country star Wynn Stewart.

Original surfing instrumental by Lenny Green taking us back to the 60s.

Written and sung by singer/songwriter Lenny Green.

Legendary bipedal creature from Alaska, also known as Kushtaka. Written and sung by Lenny Green

For those lovers whose two hearts beat as one, words are often unnecessary. I dedicate this song to such as those. Written and sung by Lenny Green

I was captivated from my first visit to the peninsula in the 60s. It's a place of wonderful sights and remarkable people, and I dedicate this song to all those who love this fabulous land in the northwest!

Written and sung by Lenny Green, this song was done in tribute to those who research the Skunk Ape.

Lenny with filmaker Rowdy Kelley and crew return to Bluff Creek area in 2014 for the filming of "Where Are You Now, Patty". This song was written in tribute to "Patty" the famed creature from the Patterson-Gimlin film, now approaching its 50th anniversary in 2017. It is included in the new Lenny Green CD "Encore", available at www.landofthebigfoot.com

Written by Lenny Green and John Claude Gummoe, this exciting song written for the Millennium was never released to the public. Great vocal performance by John!

Written and read by the composer, Lenny Green,this western style poem was originally created to be performed at a cowboy poetry gathering.

Too much civilization for too long ... finally this guy has had it! He's headed for "Where The Wild Things Go". Don't expect him back anytime soon!

"Just Another Run" (The Freightliner Song)

It's Raining

The Lights of Dallas

The Forest People

"Call of the Wild" by Lenny Green

"Where Bigfoot Walks".mp4

The Bigfoot Scenic Byway- Ca Highway 96