Howie Damron's music career has allowed him to live a life most only dream of. He's a highly awarded musician and his Masonic Awards are endless. Howie's music is heard on numerous hunting and fishing shows on National TV each week as well as radio.  Howie's Masonic self written songs with the foundation in God, family and country has created new categories in the world of music.  His songs are translated into numerous different languages and his Masonic songs unites an entire globe within the Brotherhood of Freemasonry. His song, "The Masonic Ring" has taken on a life of its own which led to years of writing and composing new Masonic songs and its bodies. It is the most listened to Masonic song on YouTube.  He begins his performance by saying "It's not for fame or fortune that I sing these songs but for the pride of freemasonry that I promote its positive light to our youth and existing brethren."  Howie's latest album "My Masonic Legacy" has started a new wave of dedication in the hearts of Masons.  It includes songs about DeMolay, Shriners, Scottish Rite, York Rite, Job's Daughters, Rainbow Girls, Eastern Star and others.  "My Masonic Legacy" is already becoming a Masonic Collectors item. For fundraisers using the CDs email address: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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Some say it was Benjamin Franklin and others claim it was Thomas Jefferson who made the comment, "Those who hammer their guns into plowshares will plow for those who do not" during the signing of the Constitution .  This song was derived from this comment, hence the Second Amendment.  My Brother Mike Puskarich, 33rd Master Mason, called me in 2011, and he and I collaborated and wrote this song. I then went to Legends Studio in Nashville and recorded the song with my studio band. My band are gun owners and they put their heart and souls into every note. I sent the song to Brother Mike and he said it brought tears of pride to him.  His hope was for every member of the NRA to hear the song and feel pride  I was devastated when I learned of Brother Mike's sudden passing.  This song is dedicated to Mike's strong beliefs in our Second Amendment and to every gun owner who refuses to pound their guns into plows. Howie Damron

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You can now purchase the "My Masonic Legacy" CD

Digital Downloads of all my music will be available very soon