A simple solo acoustic guitar track for a dear departed four legged friend. Written 2005. Recorded Jan 9 2009.

the beginning of this song sounds like a telephone beep tone. i don't know how to classify this jazz rock

basically i have trouble actually "composing" a song so i just keep on adding different parts, so this song goes nowhere, but actually i kinda like it that way. kinda like a journey. sometimes on your journey you end up somewhere else. life it…

I like changing things. Going from one place to another. Like a journey. Kinda like life. This instrumental guitar track goes many places. Enjoy the ride!

Dizzy Gillespy wrote this a long time ago. Later Jimmy Smith did his own version of it. This is a version by me which is based on Jimmy's version. This was all hand sequenced in the matrix editor in Logic Pro except for me on guitar. Just wanted…

I started out with a shape on my fretboard and kept splitting it 1/2 step down and came up with this orchestral electronic sounding riff. Then I slowly added the other parts one by one finally adding the wind to give it a sailing feel. Very cool.

This song was recorded for the independent film documentary, "It/ll be better tomorrow, the life of Hubert Selby Jr.". Sadly, it did not make the final cut, but it will always be a favortite of mine.

This is a composition I recorded with "Jam Camp" in 2006 on the Flying Spot Records CD "Jam Camp Live". Trees just don't get enough songs.

More from the Jam Camp live CD. David Broyles and Michael "Smitty" Smith are the wonderful guitarists in this band.

More music from the Hubert Selby Jr. documentary. The best thing about writing a bop tune is naming it.