as the name implies this is sans plectrum. as I have often done in my prerecording days I pluck and strum at a ferocious pace, executing some epic switch backs around :45. There is no distortion on this, compressed acoustic guitar track.

Ol' Banjo Bill kept playing this riff, so we decided to make a little ditty out of it. We're thinking of actually making it a song. Instrumentation: Banjo Guitar A Comb and a Pen 2 Fairly Drunk Singers

Here's a partially-orchestrated preview of a song we're currently writing. Another big toe-tapper, this one, a lovely 6/4 piece, an ode to half-diminished sevenths, and minor ninths, wherever they may fall. The title comes from a quote from…

Here's a partially-orchestrated preview of a song we're currently writing. Another big toe-tapper, this one, a lovely 6/4 piece, an ode to half-diminished sevenths, and minor ninths, wherever they may fall. The title comes from a quote from…

Very, very rough sketch (no words, just 'woahs') of a title track.

Brief musical sketch, to be transformed into a teary-eyed country weeper. Instrumentation: 1 Dobro Resonator Guitar, played on both sides of a slide. [If you give a page a dobro ...]

Brief musical sketch, to be transformed into a teary-eyed country weeper. Instrumentation: 1 Dobro Resonator Guitar, played on both sides of a slide. [If you give a page a dobro ...]

We found a nice bathroom, and, moved by whimsy, decided to write this little shuffle for y'all. Took us about 15 minutes to write and record. It'd lose its spontaneity, otherwise, no? Style: Crosby-Stills-Nash-Young-esque Bathroom Folk Instrumentation…

This song was written for a festival of Peace that took place in St. Catharines, On, in June of 2008

Folky song about a mans life at sea. written a few years ago.