6. The Things That You Don't Have (thankyou Glen!) 23:03
7. Sad Weather 27:01
8. Nine Children 23:40
9. Amazed 35:58
10. There to Here 40:39
11. Sherri (Reprise) 45:09
Reviews for \"There to Here\"
\"...From the first strum of his guitar, I was hooked. You could hear a pin drop throughout the 20 minute performance. He mesmerized the audience, everyone's eyes transfixed on stage, holding their breath, waiting for the next soulful sound of his voice to pleasure us, his rhythmic, entrancing guitar to seduce us. (Rogr) Lee is a modern day Bob Dylan. His lyrics are poetic. They speak of love, life, family, hurt, belief...all in this wonderfully acoustic package. Congas, mandolin, accordion, clarinet, guitars and sweet harmonies will take you through a wide range of emotions, both lyrically and musically. I really like the way (Rogr) plays on words, twisting ideas into something tangible. (\"There to Here\") is on permanent play in my record collection.\"
-Cherelle Jardine, Pacific Songwriters Association
\"Finally I gave a good listen to (Rogr) Lee. He's a folk musician with a lot to give to that realm. Sure I might have a little white trash in me, and I confess to being heavily influenced by Al Purdy, but I like this guy. He reminds me of a (Stephen) Fearing or a (James) Keelaghan. Lee is a strong player, and I imagine that he's invested great time into his performance. The lyrics raise the spirit of those who love life and the present moment. I imagine (Rogr) Lee is most happy wearing a three-day beard, holding an Ontario-micro beer, and being in a room full of similar people to that mindset. If this guy is playing clubs (and I hope he is), he'd be worth your patronage.\"
