A little Stream of Consciousness (SoC) song that tries to explain the art of creating a song my way. G:)

Old track that insists it keeps playing on my iPod, so felt it wanted to be heard on here, too! G:)

My Audition piece for Nevermind Nirvana (a spurious bunch of lads) G:)

Song of the Condemned Man (not the Condensed Man as was earlier thought) G:)

Not even you!

'Poem Me' and 'Soton songwriters' group working together to create and enrich. This is Gill Stanley's poem put to a musical backing at the behest of Lisa Thorne. Yay!

Another of Angela van Song's stories with added music - just a demo to see how the far off land lies, please excuse errors and mistakes (all mine) G:)

A 'Poem Me' story by Angela van Son inspired this weirdness from me. I apologise and await the wrath of my betters, but it had to be done. Thanks to Audacity for it's voice harmonising effect (a great improvement) and pitch control. G:)

A 'Poem Me' story-song based upon Angela van Son's story with incidental music by Graeme Sandford (informal grae)

SofC song - Streams of consciousness to you, my friends. G:)

Can't say! G:)

More a River of Consciousness than a stream, but using my strange American-style vox and my sub-standard guitar-work I came up with this little tune!

Another in this Poem Me song sessions. Trying to suit the song to the person is difficult when you don't know them - for this one I have no excuses - my collaborator, Lady Jane!

Yet another 'Poem Me' song this one for Moonmad Antlerman - "He's just this guy, you know!"

Another song for the 'Poem Me' subscribers. Makes no sense if you don't know the story, but worthy of a listen. G:)

For 'Poem Me' Subscribers. anybody not of that ilk can still listen but must be aware that these are bespoke songs! G:)

Busking is now au fait, de rigeur and a little je n'ai sais quoi! You heard it here first G:)

and another 'SofC' song - still with Gmaj as a start but that's a fine and dandy place to start from. G:)

Another 'Stream of Consciousness' song - no plan, no idea, no capo, no lyrics, and see what happens. G:)

After a comment, I had to do a quick version of this - includes harmonica sol (but, not so low so that you can't hear it - sorry!)