D.C. Hathaway

 Here are some videos through D.C. Hathaway's career that feature some original songs he has written. 
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Today by D.C. Hathaway
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 This is an award-winning song written and performed by D.C. Hathaway. It's a powerful song about the emotions of a stepfather on his stepdaughter's wedding day.
Left Behind by Kevin Genovese
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 This is the new video just released by Third Rock Records of a song written by D.C. Hathaway and performed by Kevin Genovese. It's a reflection and tribute to 9-11 as the 10 year anniversary approaches. 
According To You by Symphony 16
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 This video is of D.C.'s old band SYMPHONY 16 from their Sandcastles Competition Concert in Imperial Beach, CA
July 24th 2011. 
Takin' Time by D.C. Hathaway & Chris Anders
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 This video is a song that D.C. wrote from the 80's featuring D.C. Hathaway and Chris Anders who won NUMEROUS Massachusetts Country Music Awards Association awards for Duo Of The Year
Somewhere by D.C. Hathaway
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 After losing his voice to Dystonia, D.C. began writing instrumentals like this one as he tried to find a new place to make his mark in music without his voice.
Hoppin' by D.C. Hathaway
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 This is another instrumental written by D.C. that took him where he had never gone before musically.
Lillie Of The Valley by D.C. Hathaway
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 This is D.C.'s first smooth, easy listening instrumental he wrote that you might hear on some jazz stations in San Diego, Boston and Orlando.
Memories On The Wall by D.C. Hathaway
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 This is an award-winning song that D.C. wrote in the early 90's that talks about the power of photographs.