This is the prepared guitar edit from Concerto for Prepared Guitar,Soundbox and Analog Synth, the entirety of which is here: https://soundcloud.com/texastonefreak/concerto

My new cigar box guitar + some tribal drums...

Oops.. Posting this one again 'cause i screwed something up somehow. This track is just tracks piled upon another to see what might stick, hence the title. (Believe it or not, most of it was performed in real-time. My new way of working…

OK, so i took two little somethings i did a year ago, heavily edited them, and spliced 'em together. The first part i did lying in bed with the guitar and a handheld multi-tracker one morning; the second half..? Probably a different day…

Just a little improvisation. Though i fingered the chords and melody, it's fair to say most the heavy lifting's being done by a KARMA algorithm developed by Stephen Kay of Korg. The latter piano half is simply a re-arrangment of that same…

OK, so i took two little somethings i did a year ago, heavily edited them, and spliced 'em together. The first part i did lying in bed with the guitar and a handheld multi-tracker one morning; the second half..? Probably a different day…

Just a little improvisation. Though i fingered the chords and melody, it's fair to say most the heavy lifting's being done by a KARMA algorithm developed by Stephen Kay of Korg. The latter piano half is simply a re-arrangment of that same…

A PICTURE I CAN'T THROW AWAY Key C Capo @ 4 (Yes. It's a true story. I changed it to 1st person. It was a friend of my brother, Joe's.) This audio is missing. I will have to find it in the archives or re-record it some day…

The sun, the wind, joy and [perfect] nonchalance!

Some tunes require you to be very lonely, or maybe the loneliness itself needs us to play things of this kind? Clean lines and minimalism: are they confront whether to the joy and exuberance of colorful life, or we need them for to see the joy…