Blythm & Ruse

An old, old scratch demo saved from destruction with Sound Forge. If you think it's unlistenable, you should hear the tape. ;) This is a song-writing demo recorded on cheap equipment simply so I wouldn't forget the song. Like scores of others…

Rough scratch demo for old times sake.

Rough, scratch demo for old times sake.

I'm not sure this is 'done'. I may hear a melody, but it may still just be in my head. Anyways, it came out nicely as a sketch and if YOUR ears can hear a lead or definite melody line, I'm wide open to collab. Jon Blythm on keys. John Ruse…

Kinda back in business. Inspired by a dark, soggy day. Jon Blythm on keys and half the drums. John Ruse on Stringed instruments and the other half. Stuffed-Up (In One Nostril) Willie Lee Harlot on horn.

got my Tongue caught in cheek this fine morning. I love Surf music and Gretsch guitars. Sooooo! Oh and Spaghetti westerns.

Written by Tangmo. Arranged by, and performed with, Phil Close. This is my song-sized response to the Boxing Day Tsunami in SE Asia.

Written by Tangmo and Skip Moore. Performed by Tangmo, Skip, and David Brimlow.

Written and Performed by Tangmo and Trevitte Brown.

Written by Tangmo, arranged by (and performed with) Trevitte Brown.

Dedicated to our friends at the Ministry. Blythm on keys, Ruse on guitar and bass, and special guest, Blind (in One Eye) WIllie Lee Harlot on drums.

That's right...354. He's working the jazz circuit now. Blythm and Ruse on the Five. Lipless (on The Top) Willie Lee Harlot on the Four.

A friend joined me on the lead acoustic guitar, but I can no longer remember his name. The lyrics are a little cringe-worthy here and there, but it's a fun tune to recall, and familiar to more people from those days than most others would be.

Keys by John Blythm. Bass and Drums by Jon Ruse. Engineering by Deaf (in One Ear) Willie Lee Harlot.

Kinda back in business. Inspired by a dark, soggy day. Jon Blythm on keys and half the drums. John Ruse on Stringed instruments and the other half. Stuffed-Up (In One Nostril) Willie Lee Harlot on horn.

Did this for a Dylanfest , live recoding

Dedicated to our friends at the Ministry. Blythm on keys, Ruse on guitar and bass, and special guest, Blind (in One Eye) WIllie Lee Harlot on drums.

That's right...354. He's working the jazz circuit now. Blythm and Ruse on the Five. Lipless (on The Top) Willie Lee Harlot on the Four.

A friend joined me on the lead acoustic guitar, but I can no longer remember his name. The lyrics are a little cringe-worthy here and there, but it's a fun tune to recall, and familiar to more people from those days than most others would be.

A friend joined me on the lead acoustic guitar, but I can no longer remember his name. The lyrics are a little cringe-worthy here and there, but it's a fun tune to recall, and familiar to more people from those days than most others would be.

A friend joined me on the lead acoustic guitar, but I can no longer remember his name. The lyrics are a little cringe-worthy here and there, but it's a fun tune to recall, and familiar to more people from those days than most others would be.