Give me your love and I'll give you the perfect lovesong.

bored with the possibilities of this format. gonna step it up in the coming week.

"whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst" John 4:14 Just some friends sitting around the coffee table, trying out my song for the first time.

"If I have told you earthly things, and ye believe not, how shall ye believe, if I tell you of heavenly things?" (John 3:12)

Sunday Morning Service #1113s1

Sunday Morning Service #1111s2

Goldfrapp - Slide In (DFA Remix)

Words & Music Errol Chugg Produced at Ken Barken Studios

This is a Ralph Mctell song , a very underated British singer / songwriter , probably famous for one song , The Streets of London , but in fact wrote many great songs , he wrote this while working on a building site before he was signed by a record…

A nine-minute meditation piece. Gear: Roland JX-3P, Korg Monotron, acoustic guitar, soprano & alto recorders, bamboo flute, and junk percussion samples.

I got tired of playing by the rules. (The album concept was using only portable instruments which I could carry in one trip.) This track uses every functional piece of gear I own at least once. In no particular order . . . TR-606, TB-303…

An encounter between a little astrodroid and a little insect. Monotron, junk percussion, DW-6000, and MT-32 (I think).

A Capella. I'm not doing Tibetan throat-singing but due to some happy accident it sounds as if I am in parts.

A little four-bar, 21-second joke. It's all woodwinds and a tiny bit of sampled junk percussion. Mr. Schaum was the band teacher when I was in elementary school. Hmmm, or was it Mr. Schram? I don't recall now.

Listen carefully. It really isn't the same pattern over and over and over. Seriously. Gear: MT-32, junk percussion samples.

Mostly Monotron (yep, that little thing I'm holding up in front of my face). Vocal, clarinet, soprano recorder, and acoustic guitar. The percussion is also Monotron. I decided to make this a tribute to the late, great Mick Karn after realizing…

This could have been an out-take from the Austin Powers soundtrack, thus the title. ;) Gear used: MT-32 & sampled junk percussion.

A heavy duty western hindu raga.Just go with the flow !!

I like "OLAY" It has a slight spanish favor to it,lots of hand clapping.

if you're like me and you feel that one day one of those UFO'S will finally just touch down for all to see..this one's for you. Just my take on it.