Bob Zentz - Covers and Publications of Bob Zentz Songs

Covers and Publications of Bob Zentz Songs

Dozens of performers have covered his original compositions and three of them have been included in Rise Up Singing, a songbook published by Sing Out! magazine. The three songs in Rise Up Singing are: "Sweet Song of Yesterday," "This Old Earth," and "When All Thy Names."

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