Song written to help raise funds for medical treatment of beloved Wichita musician Jenny Wood, injured in a deadly car crash in early 2019. Single available on Apple Music, Tidal, Spotify, etc. Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7KqicFSqxU

The first song I ever wrote entirely on the Moog, recorded in the basement, February 2017. I am the only musician on the track. Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-ZxYJqKkgw

This song was written for the 2017 movie "Lost & Found: The True Hollywood Story of Silver Screen Cinema Pictures International," a fake documentary about a second-tier film studio famous for making quick, cheap knockoffs of blockbuster hit…

They dug up Salvador Dali and these lyrics were relevant all over again.

Jenny Wiley posted on Facebook today that her 2016 wish list included having a song written about her, so I did this thing just now. Enjoy!

Written and recorded at home on the morning of May 2, 2013, after a visit from an industrial-strength muse sent straight from Mount Olympus.

I wrote this song as the theme for the Jason Bailey feature film of the same name; Tom Page and I created the entire score. The song is sung here by the film's female lead, Becky Lathrop. I play organ and sing backup; Page plays all guitars and…

An entry in the 2010 RPM Challenge, recorded entirely on a desktop computer.

Another early Sluggos tune brought back in the modern era; from 2007's "Songs About Girls."

One of Carmody's several songs about marriage & divorce; from 2007's "Songs About Girls."

Another early Sluggos tune brought back in the modern era; from 2007's "Songs About Girls."

One of my several songs about marriage & divorce; from 2007's "Songs About Girls."

I wrote this song in 1990 for the early Sluggos; this recording is from 2007's "Songs About Girls."

A modern-day Sluggos tune, written as love letter to Wichita, Kansas. This song is now being used as theme song to "Wichita Sessions," a locally-produced public television show (KPTS-8) featuring area musicians. Live version from KPTS-TV's "Wichita…

Another geeky supergroup of sorts was Jones Six, featuring Tom Page, Albert Alfonso, original Sluggos drummer Kent Downing and myself. This recording was made live on KMUW-FM in 1996.

I wrote and recorded this song the day Timothy Leary died in 1996.

From "Anomalon," a lost rock opera; recorded in 1996 in the basement beneath Miller Concert Hall at WSU.

After the breakup of Sunshine Family, Tom Page (the other guitarist) and I joined rockers Scott Mackey and Derek Ethridge to form Carganza. This song was from "Anomalon," my second attempt to write a rock opera.

Another solo four-track recording, this time from 1995.

From the Sunshine Family's 1994 LP "Windbreaker," recorded in Lawrence, Kansas by Robert Rebeck.