
In 1993, I recorded my first album of original music for Eagle Lake Camp, the youth camp of The Navigators in Colorado Springs. Over the course of the next seven years (1993-2000), I had the privilege of recording five albums of music – three solo projects and two with the band I started called Red Letter Edition, which was made up of a completely different set of college students each year. These were good days.
I loved playing music then, but I loved creating it even more. The art of song-writing and producing were always of the greatest interests for me – partly because I never had the pure musical “chops” to “make it” as a vocalist or an instrumentalist, but mostly because it appealed to my love of trying to hold in tension the big picture with the details. Playing live was okay (and I did that a lot then, especially in the summers), but the opportunity to hole up in a studio for days and weeks on end was always more fun for me. Always.
That said, I’ve thought for some time about putting together a “greatest hits” collection of songs that I felt were my “best,” at least from a song-writing perspective. Granted, none of these songs has ever actually been a “hit” in the technical definition of the term, but these are the ones I still occasionally listen to and enjoy the most, even fifteen years later.
And now, I offer them to you. The deal:
- $10 gets you 15 songs (that’s just $.67 a song); I’ve also included a CD liner PDF with the song lyrics if you want to print it out
- If for some reason you’d rather not (or can’t) download the songs on your own, I’ll be glad to burn you a disc and mail it to you for an extra $2 – just email me at cmdunham [@] gmail.com and let me know
Two easy ways to buy:
- For those who would like to pay online, go to Revolution Money Exchange, log in, click “Send Money,” and enter my email address (cmdunham [@] gmail.com). (Note: If you don’t have an RME account, it’s a nice thing to have; just click below to sign up – it’s free – and we’ll also get a $10 referral fee.)

- For those who would prefer to pay by PayPal (sorry: non-credit, non-debit payments only), log in, click “Send Money,” and enter Megan’s email address (halfpinthouse [at] gmail.com).
In case some of you from back in the day might be familiar with my music, here are the songs I’ve included in the compilation (75 minutes of music; 85 MB in disk space):
From Up Here on the Mountain (1993)
- “Up Here on the Mountain”
- “I Won’t Forget the Cross”
From Living in the Wonder Years (1994)
- “Remember Not to Forget”
- “If It Ain’t Broke”
- “At All Times”
From Into the Promiseland (1995)
- “World Out There”
- “Pulse of Paradise”
- “Into the Promiseland”
From From Where You Are (1998)
- “Just You”
- “Neither Slumber Nor Sleep”
- “Sweeter Still”
From Where the Fence Is Down (2000)
- “More Than Enough”
- “Echo of the Truth”
- “Where the Fence Is Down”
- “Finally, Goodbye”
All that said, here’s the link to the songs. Download and enjoy. And thanks.




Mr.Dunham = Straight up Gangsta
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Um, thanks, Munchie.
I’m sending you an e-check from Bank of America. Caution: I’ve been told that these checks come in envelopes that appear to be junk mail. Be careful over the next several days what you throw out. It could be my check for the CD — my pitiful 0.33% contribution to the closing.
It’s the thought that counts, Nick. Thanks for sending that 0.33% our way (as well as for doing the math for the benefit of us all).
Linked to on my blog at http://dearborns.net/index.php?/archives/78-Remember-Not-to-Forget.html
Thanks, Tim. Not many have linked (that I can tell), so I appreciate you being the first. Enjoy the songs.
I’m linking and I don’t think I’ll download the songs since I already have my own autographed copy.. :) Hunky Hubby and I will send our little contribution via RVE. Great Idea! Jess
Thanks for the downloads, Craig. Beautiful music, nice vocal work, and excellent content. Moreover, I’m impressed with the studio quality of the songs (and I’m jealous of the SWEEEEET shirt and vest combo in the liner notes). Looks good on ya!
Craig!-
I have been hunting for these songs for probably close to a decade!! I have searched for Red Letter Edition on the Web repeatedly.
In the 90’s I was in grad school in Ann Arbor. Shortly after I left, a group from my church has several Bible Studies where everyone brought a favorite inspirational song to share with the group and then a mix CD was made. A friend then sent me a copy of three of the CD’s. On the first was “Just You” and on the second was “Sweeter Still” They quickly became two of my favorites and I’ve been looking for their source ever since. Who is the gal with the incredible voice on both?
Cheers, in Christ, and praises for showing me the way to your site!
Robb