this was off their first lp "heavy". a very unique guitarist, who was replaced by the time the inna-gadda-da-vida lp came out a yr later. this guy was incredible, and to me this is probably the first metal song, from 1967. always loved this…

here is an original back in my PROG vein. it has a few dips and curves in the middle just as the imaginary sojourn would, so to speak. I do some leads in the beg. and end.(the end one I do a bit of finger tapping, such as that is) some not too…

here is a cover of status quo's - pictures of matchstick men from 68. chris vaisvil got a new 12 string, did 2 tracks on the 12-er and asked me to do some. I did the rest, always glad to do a psyche rock song!

here is a song from 72, by bread, that I always wanted to make a harder rock version of. an idea I have had since the early 70's. this was one of the rockin' songs by bread who did a lot of mellow love songs. there is something fun about turning…

shapes of things to come by max frost and the troopers. a song from 1968, also the song track title of the movie "wild in the streets". Richard Pryor's first movie role. a short song timing out at 2:08. I did most of this yesterday and the drums…

a metal - prog song. I am guilty of this whole endeavor.

a slow gloomy rock, lost love song. it has some prog. elements in it, a weird one indeed! I am not a vocalist so please bear with me! everything about this is all of my own undoing, I mean all of my own doing! thanks for the listen!

just a weird instrumental with a metal guitar edge to it. basically played in 3 parts. I thought it held some interesting atmospheres here and there. ;)

lots of different things I tried in this one, mostly in structure and vox, as well as harmony and texture. I guess it is a progressive type song with some gloom. the intro is a short bass thing with effects called nectar, its like 25 sec.s…

vanity fare cover using 23 tracks. as usual, I did everything on this song except write it! :P

just a rough demo, nothing perfect.

here is my cover of the turtles covering the byrds with - you showed me. one of the mellower songs i've done in my collection of creations. i spent many hours on it, there is a harmony blunder very briefly, about half way through but other than…

just me doing coopers - 18.

always liked this song. as a guitarist in the early 80's i played this song a lot in a band i was in. i went for a live sound on this so it would have a sort of an amplifier played live. i am the only one to blame for this song, as i did it all…

some mistakes, like playing live, but i make them right quicky. the song is for halloween and make of the lyrics what you will. the drums have phaze on them. some of the soft guitars have phaze and flange. the beginning 2 1/2 mins are slow…

this song is based on a rock opera idea i had, but shrunk it down to one song. perhaps someday i will do the whole opera. it has 3 narrators singing, and one voice as jack. jack voice is very obvious and a horrible try at somewhat of an english…

this was a song written by a friend neil s. i came across it and thought i could do something with it. i was humming a vocal melodyline immediately, so i went and put it to words. neil is doing all the music except i wrote and sing the lyrics…

a spacey, psyche, wierd prog. song.

yikes, hope i don't disgrace the beatles with this one. i tried to stay to the spirit of the song. obviously i didn't have a sitar and i didn't think i should need to re-create every sound effect they did, but i did many! one of my fav psyche…

the initial riff and in the middle, was an old riff from about 81 that i thought i forgot. luckily it came to me the other day and i finally put it to song. just a weird hard rock prog song i guess?!