This track dates back to 2012, when I was in the process of recording my 2nd album, "The Only Way to Build is to Tear Down," in a super run down shack, while seriously broke. On the other hand, that was the last album I really did multitracking…

This track dates back to 2012, when I was in the process of recording my 2nd album, "The Only Way to Build is to Tear Down," in a super run down shack, while seriously broke. On the other hand, that was the last album I really did multitracking…

One I wrote about 5 or 6 years ago, very different to the old version. It came about because of the shameful treatment of the soldiers coming back injured from that S**t hole of a country by the British Gov. They were forced into doing much more…

This is a fairly simple guitar part I came up with a couple days ago and my friend talked me into recording it. It needs words- perhaps that will come later.

I wrote this song quite recently- a couple weeks ago, when I was in Texas doing oil work. 2/3 of this song was written acapella, in the middle of a sixteen hour shift... at, of course, 4AM. Hope you all dig it!

This is a love song I wrote for a friend of mine. Both of the "guitar" tracks are actually a hand-built electric banjo that used an aluminum pie pan as a resonator. Anyway, I hope you enjoy the music!

This is a love song I just wrote. It's the first normal love song I've written since "Western Hills" (i.e., three years). Writing love songs is kind of risky. If it doesn't work out- you're stuck with singing a song with all these unusual associations…

This is a love song I just wrote. It's the first normal love song I've written since "Western Hills" (i.e., three years). Writing love songs is kind of risky. If it doesn't work out- you're stuck with singing a song with all these unusual associations…

I just acquired a five string banjo. It was broken and I did a lot of work to it. It is now playable, though I'm waiting on some parts (the 5th string tuner is no good so it only has 4 strings, and I have to tune of of those 4 using vise grips…

This is another track recorded live at the first ever open mic at Bennetts City Cafe in Hohenwald, TN. (I organized event and was hosting). I had Sarah Brafford backing me on harmonica and ( think) Shane Avery on percussion for this one. Enjoy!