I recorded this song a couple of years ago in a church. It was raining and I felt a bit blue at the time. I only had a zoom h1 recorder, a metronome and headphones at the time. So I couldn't really play over what I recorded previously. But…

Arranged and performed by myself and Chris Smith (who normally builds spectrums!), for Brent's latest xchange cd. Song written by Mr Kinder. 2018.

I recently retired and for the past 4 months I've been telling people "All that's left are the stories". There will be no more of the glamor and prestige. When I saw the May songwriting challenge offered by Minnesota Homebrew Radio Show…

Wurlitzer through Valhalla Delay.

Here's my submission for the songwriting challenge for MN Homebrew for April - playing off of theme of the Beatles hit song "Here Comes The Sun". It's also an ode to spring here in the northland of MN!!! We were in shorts this weekend. Hooray…

I wrote this story with the intent to let the listener decide for themselves who the common thread may be.... But for me I'll dedicate this to my dear family and long time friends. Thanks for always being there for me. I hope you enjoy…

liberties were taken.... ill advised ones at that.

three instrument mix at times ... iPad and keys and LMMS on the computer all recorded to audacity -- enjoy

Excerpt from the concert recording on April 13, 2019 during the Festival Prog at LaV Alvaro Rosso - doublebass Luis Guerreiro - trumpet, flugel, electronics, percussion Paulo Chagas - flutes, saxophones Pedro Santo - drums Paulo Duarte…

guitar and effects.

Thumbjam,myNoise,NLog Synth apps

Just something done around the bedroom a couple days back... This was an experiment in adding organic percussion -- clave, mark tree, and china cymbal -- to my usual mix of uke bass, guitar, and hardware synths.

I have a shoe box tape recorder. I drilled a hole in the cover to access the tape speed control. I recorded using the shoe box mic and then played it back a few times with speed manipulations and guitar effects.

Piece for 3 guitar samples and granular tones.

For Sound-In 25 April 2019

Did you ever hear your friends had a great party and you are hearing about it two weeks later?

Source: Guitar sounds

First song we wrote together.

Anyone who has ever ridden a motorcycle can probably relate to this piece.

From a poem by Pete Thompson. CALEB’S REPRIEVE The crowd is restless/It’s a quarter to noon They’re here for a hangin’/And it better be soon Sun beating down/The law’s not in town Hangman’s dirty boots tappin' slow… Dragged from…

Here is my contribution to the Minnesota Homebrew Radio Show Songwriting Challenge for April: __________________________________________________________ Our SONGWRITING CHALLENGE for the April 25 show is to write a song that 1) is about the…

Source: New Complexity Harmonic Master Guitar

Happy 420

James Bailey did a solo tenor sax improv for this weekend's Sound-In event. I dug the space in it and decided to add some spacial lap steel to it.

Lyrics and music by Brian Vaughn. Guitar co-written with Karl Ridgeway. I can feel her slowing down. She turns her head to me, and I know her mind. No words are said as I lay down. We'll be safe together here. It's all I have. Can't you…