Once upon a time a music teacher encouraged his students to present their favourite music to the rest of the class. One morning a boy from the very back row brought in a song called, "Brown Shoes Don't Make It". The girls started giggling and fidgeting, and the teacher didn't look very happy. Right in the middle of the song, the music teacher ripped the record from the turntable. He had this terrible bug-eyed look on his face. It was one of the greatest things I'd ever heard.

Robert Hoare is a lyricist and musician from Toronto. He has worked on over 50 albums with a variety of artists. Music Basics a concise rudiments of music study guide was published in 2017.
Two poems and a flash story published by Long Shot Books LLC: About Nothing, Lines and No Responsibility

"It was when I found out I could make mistakes that I knew I was on to something." – Ornette Coleman