Category Archives: Victor V. Gurbo Music

Victor V. Gurbo shares two recordings of his original holiday song, Christmas & You.

“The Band’s impact on the world of music has been immense, and they will live on in their work – and will always be, to me, very much alive whenever I play their records.”

Victor V. Gurbo covers an Irish resistance song for Christmas.

A new original song from Victor V. Gurbo. “A ghost can be many things.”

Victor V. Gurbo covers “You Win Again” with Mark Caserta and Kathryn Lewis, and covers the life of Hank Williams

Victor V. Gurbo offers a Quarantine Sessions double-feature with two recordings of Seven Spanish Angels.

Victor V. Gurbo shares and discusses his original song, “Mondrian,” and reveals that notwithstanding the title, Mondrian was not his main influence.

The Quarantine Sessions returns with “Folsom Prison Blues,” and the truth of whether Johnny Cash ever went to prison.

Some say that you can’t cover The Beatles. Victor V. Gurbo teams up with Mark Caserta to respond by covering The Beatles.

Reflecting on participating in “The Save The Bitter End” event and being a musician in strange times.

Victor V. Gurbo examines the differences between Lead Belly’s classic Goodnight, Irene, and The Weavers’ version – complete with his and Mark Caserta’s rendition.

Victor V. Gurbo discusses his original composition – “After the Death of Boo Radley”