An old one that needed a kick in the ass. Consider it kicked.

Resulting from a Mini-Moog attack a had one night.

Danny Zuko from the motion picture Grease sung by Sandy Gritt written by Louis St. Louis and Scott Simon

Down low and dirty...lord gimme some buffer.

Just saw Ween's soon to be infamous train wreck of a show in Vancouver. Still one of the best live bands around. All hail Boognish!

A live recording (guitar and vocal) written and recorded one afternoon while I had the house to myself. Cajon and bg vocal added.

Reworked from an improvised track recorded for Christmas 2009. Now with structure and meaning! Happy Holidays everyone.

Lyrics are from a poem inspired by the Picasso painting of the same name, written by Trevor Lewis.

I wrote this after seeing the film "I'm Not There" about all them Bob Dylans. The early acoustic take of the song was much more nasaly. ©2010 Sandy Gritt

This one didn't make it on to the "White Album" but it can be found on Anthology 3. This is John getting quite silly...

A George Harrison song that sits quietly at the end of side three on the "White" Album.

Just some fun I was having with the record button on. Edgy and a blast to sing.

Syd was one of a kind. Recorded live with backing vocal added.

I wrote this one a few year's back when my daughter was 6 years old. I finally recorded it and uploaded it to her MP3 player for her 12th birthday this year.

Chasing dreams can be exhausting.

A song that has it all. Two chords, great energy, positive lyrics and a punk meets reggae vibe. This is a cover of Stiff Little Fingers version. Original was written by Bunny Wailer after he left Bob Marley's Wailers.

Canadian Punk Rock anthem by Vancouver band The K-tels. They had to change their name just before the release of Hawaii due to litigation. Written by Art Bergmann and Ross Carpenter.

The Clash were the best punk band period. A Strummer/Jones classic, this one from London Calling simply rocks.

This was the B-side to the 1980 single Telegram Sam (The T-Rex Cover). It's so good that it was included on their greatest hits compilations. Dark and moody, Bauhaus were the fathers of Goth.

Tom Waits has so many great songs. This one's from his stellar album "Mule Variations". We all need something to believe in...and chocolate is so easy to love.