Last of the archives for now. A set of reels from the Last Nights Fun album. I did pipes, whistle and guitar on the last tune in the set. There's a live version of this up here too. This is the studio cut

This is an oldie. Recorded in 2005. It was the first recording I finished on a DAW, but I'd played it a lot in the last band I was in (around the turn of the century). I think it was written in the mid 90s. It's about one of the casualties of…

I struggled to get this thing completed. I've been sat on it for weeks, finished, debating whether I was really prepared to let it go. I loved the song when I wrote it, inspired by a wonderful week at the end of September. But the recording…

With music written and performed by Soundsmith Kamachi. It was the last day of RPM and he asked me to write a lullaby for a track called Cornucopia. Very much enjoyed how easily this one flowed. That's my mum, Bee Mathis, adding class to the…

The wonderful MN songwriters helped take a bite out of the January cold on Tuesday night this week and added some amazing depth to Singing in the Silence - We were as usual, recording on a little TASCAM around my coffee table. We had lots of…

Come join me on this sonic joyride...I'm Saved

So glad you could make it. a WAV format version of the album is available on soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/brett-warren

.using my old Acoustic with my Chrimbo Prezzie woody Seymore Duncan pickup on....This one started as live in the Cellar...... i've just added some backing here and there as it seemed a bit sparse so i'm still classing it as a kind off LiTC…

Like A Wave -- If you make yourself a mule someone's gonna ride you this I know Like a breeze moves through the air or a wave upon the water is how I go When you can freely give of all that you can hold you can know no more…

How it is harmonized with a full band backing

Had a lot of fun with this one

Bits and Pieces

Acoustic blues. Recorded in 2005. I was trying to record something else, can't remember what, and the missus was going out. She had cyclist Lance Armstong's book, or was talking about it. Sounded like a great title for a song as well as his book…

This one started as a the title line while driving in my car. All I had was the line and it's melody. I built the song around that about 6 months later. The lyrics are self explanatory.

A collaboration by Burtog, oldrottenhead and 64Guitars on a cover of the song by The Smiths, though influenced by the Love Spit Love version. Tremolo guitar, bass and drums by Burtog. Vocals by oldrottenhead. Other guitars by 64Guitars.

Nothing like guitar FX with a beat.

Singing and original melody by Christiane Offenbar Words by RichardLeach, Jan 4, 2016 Arrangement by me via melodyne The calendar says Monday but it doesn't say what for. You hear a nearby ticking and you hear a distant roar. You get up…

I hesitate to upload this, but there are a couple folks around who like this sort of thing. This is an edited down version of a jam I had with myself back at the end of 2007. Live to 2 tracks with the aid of the Jamman. I think it was the first…

The 1916 Rebellion was a sad time in Irish history. The public outcry after the execution of the leaders of the rebellion led to the War of Independence resulting in the creation of the Irish Free state in 1922. While Independence was achieved…

Backwards piano loop disappearing in a hazy sea of reverb. Inspired by long hours sitting in airport lounges, and with nods to Brian Enos "Music for Airports".

Jeb Holmes - guitar, Barry Canipe - bass, James Shelton - sax, Matt Williams - organ, Pat Holmes - drums. Recorded in the summer of 2002, it was blazing hot in Raleigh the week we were there. Celebrated Jeb's 15th birthday during recording.

Its a track talking about a beauty of apritiating your partner after you realised that she or he's your life because of the togetherness of your soul.

Added some acoustic hammers and harmonics to JC Combs' "Phase Study for Paul Muller"

Obvious cover...still a classic,