I'm almost done with this last CD by Wildgeas Music. I'm retiring to new stuff and new gear :) http://alonetone.com/paullennon I wish to give many, many thanks to Bethan, Trevor, Michael, and Chris for helping me create this collection…

I don't need every song to sound like a power trio, even if I want every song to be arranged for a power trio. Does that make sense? Also, is it the biggest cliche in the universe to write a song about writing a song? All of the guitars…

I liked this one a lot more before I mixed it... I don't know what the lyrics are about. All I know is that my Strat's neck pickup is sah-weeet. The rhythm guitar is the Strat. The lead at the beginning is the Les Paul. The lead at the…

This one came together really fast. I had spent most of my Sunday forcing two other songs out of my head and I was tired and not feeling all that pleased with the day's work. I figured I'd give it one more shot and went to my binkie. My security…

Been a while since I posted anything...(working on a secret project) anyway been feelin the blues lately so I decided to record this old blues tune...the lead guitar was recorded in one take so please dismiss some clams and relentless wanking…

Remixed unplugged. I removed all the electric guitars and synths. I also replaced the lead with a harmonica, re-recorded my backups, and ran the bass track through a fretless patch. I like this version. Thanks Michael - You've been a wonderful…

This was my first Alonetone collaboration with Louis Smit. At the time, Louis was Last Salute Folk. I'm adding this to song to my last CD because it was my first collab. Thanks Louis.

Pleasure boats and fishermen Tugboat pushin three barges wide Sit on the banks from morn till evening Wave to the people as they pass me by Up in Minnesota she’s fast and cold Walleye fishing just below the dam Go and catch em til…

A tune to knock the rust and dust off the strings . Had to record with head phones, so a bit ruff.

mashed Roger Sundström (drums), Glenn Smith (bass) and added guitar noodles. Stir.