I can only listen to Mustang Sally so many times. But Genghis has the most incredible tone. I can't keep my ears of it!

an accordion track. the video to which is here http://vimeo.com/13608072

A re-take of a great tune written by Gene.

Evan lies on his back one fine afternoon watching clouds.

Just a simple Blues in Em, many thanks to my mate Dave for the harmonica.

When I was about 5 years old, my grandmother gave me a set of those old 78 rpm "records" titled "Songs Many Lands". For some reason this song was always my favorite... to the point I don't even remember anymore what other songs were in that collection…

This is another collaboration with Greg Connor.... Greg wrote the lyrics and asked me to come up with a blues song...I recorded the guitars, bass and organ.....and screamed out some vocals...but the best part is Greg blowing harp...check out his…

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…

Live looping with the DL4

Seb's sleeping soundly so i had a little time to do a live in the cellar version of Squeeze box by the Who...i added the percussion after hope you enjoy....Now i can carry on the day and little more relaxed after Squeezing this on out..

Here's a Alice Cooper classic for the suggest fest over on the on the other side at Songcrafters as suggested by Henwrench its an acoustic version very slightly Regged........ Hope you enjoy..........

by Low

Here's the Who classic Regged a little.....I was practising this at full volume then realised the window was open so a bit of an impromptu concert going on in the street which would have sounded ok for the main but i'm not so sure the backing…