2Pac 4Evr is Francis Nicholas Driscoll's eloquent story about how the brilliant rap artist and actor, Tupac Shakur, influenced this quadriplegic to be a rapper and artist himself.

CAPITOL ROCK: REVISED AND REMASTERED EDITION is a comprehensive cultural history of Washington, D.C. area rock and roll that focuses on the early era of rock music in the nation’s capital (1951-1976).

This Christmas story introduces Maria Anna and her brother Wolfgang Mozart. We discover that Maria is as talented as Wolfgang. Hope you enjoy learning of their friendship and love of music.

A unique and engaging songbook for Sunday School students and teachers everywhere. There is nothing sweeter than children's voices raised to glorify God. This is a treasure trove of Christian songs for children of all ages.

This book is intended to be an extra tool for singers and teachers of voice. The instrument that produces the sound is out of sight and cannot be heard accurately by the singer. Since most people respond readily to graphic images, this book seeks to employ images to aid in learning a difficult art with a difficult instrument.

ORANGE BRICK IN WARM SUN is a unique study of the 1959-1961 Washington, D.C. hangouts of Jim Morrison, the late lyricist-vocalist of the rock and roll band “The Doors” who died in 1971 at the age of 27.

Essays about music, program and liner notes, study of Well Tempered Clavier by J.S.Bach

Prince - The Concert Chronicles+ is Francis Nicholas Driscoll's expert witness account of 11 Prince concerts over 32 years, in great, explicit, funky design and detail!

In ROCK THE POTOMAC author Mark Opsasnick tells how popular music evolved in the Washington, D.C. area from Colonial times to the end of the Vietnam War, with an emphasis on the emergence of rock and roll.

A unique collection of songs written by members of ladies' choir, some catchy, some emotional, but all optimistic. Many were written during the lockdown of 2020, and reflect personal experiences and feelings.

THE LIZARD KING WAS HERE is an in-depth study of the high school years of Jim Morrison, the late lyricist-vocalist of the rock and roll band “The Doors” who died at the age of 27 in 1971.

Living with a severe spinal injury and paralysis is a difficult challenge. However, I didn't allow it to define my life. Follow me through a star-studded romp in the Las Vegas night life and the music industry.

US Composers and Poets shows the relationship between American Classical Music and American Literature