Clenton recorded Wayfaring Stranger in the summer of 2001 at Right Track studios - deep in the heart of Texas. This eclectic collection of eight gospel and love songs features five written by Clenton and one by his parents. Wayfaring Stranger was co-produced by Clenton and his long-time friend and musical Collaborator Timothy Dennis. Timothy also contributed by playing rhythm and lead guitars and singing background. Wayfaring Stranger is available for $15.00 (plus shipping) by contacting Clenton at the address below. The 2003 release also contains soundtracks for all eight songs.
Timothy and Clenton began playing music together in 1988. To view video clips from their 1992 performance at the "Bois D'Arc Bash," use the play controls under the song titles in the table below. (The drummer in the video is Lou Kinge.) Thanks to Video-Guru Mike Sands for updating this concert video and preparing it for the web. . To put Mike to work on your videos - editing, restoring, changing media, etc. - contact him through his website: HondoAndTheApaches.com.
| Three Questions | In the Garden | Light my Way |
Contact info:
Clenton Winford II
P.O. Box 532338
Grand Prairie, Texas 75053-2338
| Title | Time | Author |
| Wayfaring Stranger | 4.39 | Spiritual |
| Cold Blue Rain | 4.26 | Clenton Winford II |
| Everything to Me | 3.41 | Clenton Winford II |
| Where Did You Glean Today? | 4.57 | Rev. Clenton and Shirley Winford |
| Still the Road Goes On | 2.52 | Clenton Winford II |
| In the Garden | 3.12 | C. Austin Miles - P.D. |
| Late September | 4.22 | Clenton Winford II |
| Dawn | 4.14 | Clenton Winford II |
This unique anthology was asssembled and produced in its entirety by Clenton's brother (the Winford's younger son) Louis. It includes four original songs sung and/or played by Shirley and Clenton, piano solos by Clenton and two insturmental tracks (acoustic bass and piano) by Rev. Winford's brother Bob. Only the tracks by Bob were recorded for production. The other tracks were recorded as demos or home recordings.
Aggie Love is a collection of original country songs by Clenton's brother Louis. Under the stagename Beau Berns, Louis wrote, played and sang all eight songs. Louis also engineered and independently produced the project.
