Two more of my own wee tunes, this time written to remember John McNaughton from Benvarden, Bushmills & the Toast Rack carriages of the Bushmills Tram. John McNaughton was hanged in 1761 for the accidental murder of his own beloved during…

This piece of music was composed & arranged by Dick Glasgow. Musicians: Dick Glasgow on Hammered Dulcimer, Bowed Psaltery, Viol, Side Drum, Rainmaker, & Harmonium. Sabine Glasgow: Harp, Renaissance Flute & Bombarde. Loughareema can…

some fluff and nonsense afore i go on my hodilays i talk to the moon but he don't hear what i say he just looks down and he smiles anyway i sing to the stars but they're so far away so i sing loud as i can anyway it doesn't matter that they don…

i wrote this one a while back. just me on vox and drums and keys on my roland juno di. kenny mac then added guitars guns and acking vox, and made a pretty cool video to go with it. if you scroll done it's at the bottom of this page. the wurds…

I wrote this song, Rathlin Ferry, in memory of Tommy Cecil "The Ferryman" of Rathlin Island, who sailed the ferry from Rathlin to Ballycastle for many, many years & carried thousands of passengers safely, to & fro. Sadly, Tommy Cecil…

This is one of the many songs going round my head from when I was young. No idea whose version I heard and used to sing along to back then, but it was written by Larry Collins and Alex Harvey. (EDIT: Done some research. It was Dottie West's…

rides are put away freedom is a diversion of time. hope for the faith of the ages and what you want more..dig it between here and there. yes that was me spazing on the keyboards

improv for Sound-In 10/24-26/13

Written by Greg Connor

A tune for Halloween. I wanted to do something creepy. It works. All Alone I turn your knob and throw Spot a bone I palm your panties when your not home I turn the lights off and cut your phone I feel your fears when you all…