Jerry Ebert

JERRY EBERT is a songwriter and poet who weaves pop, folk, country and spiritual genres into melodies you'll sing along with and remember. His live shows include lush backing tracks produced by NYC session veteran Lenny Underwood. Jerry has opened for Don McLean, Livingston Taylor, Harry Chapin, David Bromberg and others, and accompanied Pete Seeger many times over four decades (see Photos above). 

He released his first two albums in 2026: LOVE AND HOME, and PROTEST, available on all streaming platforms.

Besides a lifetime of songwriting, Jerry has written a book of poems and a spiritual thriller (linked in Bio above).

Best Songs

Beautiful melodies and lyrics…

Best Songs

Jerry Ebert

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    I Wanna Go Home 2:29
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    Oh Lord 3:45
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    Imagination 3:42
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    Cold Wind Blowin' 2:35
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    A Good Night For Falling In Love 2:49
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    My Hometown 3:55
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    So Cold 3:04
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    How You Look Tonight 2:13
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    Only a Prayer Away 3:22
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    You're Like The Sun 2:42
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    Now Is Our History 2:58
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    'Til You Came To Me 3:13
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    If We're United 2:52
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    The Girl Who Stayed Behind 3:18
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Credit and Thanks

All songs are produced by NYC session veteran Lenny Underwood (pictured here; his background is listed above in the Menu/Bio). The songs are written by Jerry, with help from multi-instrumentalist Matt Strohman on the tracks Cold Wind Blowin' , What's with the Human Race, and If We're United.  Debbie Major sings harmonies on most songs, and Lawrence Cullen adds all electric guitars. Jerry plays acoustic guitar and harmonica. Alison MacAvery provides the inspiration. Many thanks to everyone who helped and encouraged along the way. (See more in Menu/Bio, including links to the three books that accompany the songs.)