Like the proverbial Phoenix, after 43 years, I'm writing songs again: "Mission Control Revisited."
Explore exclusive archives, immersive stories, and the untold tales from the heart of a once again songwriter.
The original
"Mission Control."
After writing 180 songs in my 20s, I put down my guitar in order to pursue synthesizers. I had synthesizers, a mixer, a reel-to-reel tape recorder, and lots of other gear. A friend saw my music room and said, "It looks like Mission Control in here!"
That was it. I began calling my electronic instrumentals, "Music From Mission Control."
I can't sing or play guitar anymore but having AI help me put my lyrics to the music I envision is the second time I've turned to technology. Hence the name "Mission Control Revisited."
What am I up to now?
On This Website...
You'll find videos, sound files, and lyrics to my new music.
My Acoustic Years... Reimagined
I completely rearranged some of the best songs I wrote in my 20s. Same lyrics, AI playing the music I wanted, and AI providing the vocals.
Part personal ballads and part comedy, which is how I performed back in the day.
Mission Control Revisited: A Multimedia Journey
Explore the Archives: Videos, Audio, and Text
Watch rare video recordings of launches, spacewalks, and critical mission moments, restored for clarity and impact.
Listen to original audio transmissions, mission control communications, and personal logs that capture the raw emotion of space travel.
Access digitized mission reports, personal letters, and technical schematics that offer deep insights into the planning and execution of space missions.
Mission Control Revisited: Your Gateway to Space History
Engage students with curated lesson plans, interactive activities, and historical context designed to inspire the next generation of explorers.
Connect with fellow space enthusiasts, share your passion, and discuss historical missions in our vibrant online community.
Create your own curated path through space history, bookmarking favorite missions, artifacts, and stories for future exploration.
Mission Control Revisited provides an unparalleled depth of historical resources. The restored audio and video are invaluable for understanding the human element of space exploration.
Dr. Evelyn Reed, Astrophysicist
I've spent hours exploring the archives. The interactive mission modules make history feel alive and incredibly engaging. Truly inspiring!
Mark Jenkins, Space Enthusiast
The educational packages are fantastic. My students were captivated by the stories and visuals, sparking a genuine interest in STEM.
Sarah Chen, Educator
