Setting aside the harmonica, this is all MIDI. I just realized there's no bass track. Duh!!

Just a bit of fun with the newest genre, Spaghetti Metal. Thanks to Kirk for naming my style. :)

This live recording resulted from the collaboration named "Island Quartet" that ended last may. Good times.

There was a part of the verse that I couldn't get to sound right so I had to just cut it out.

I only recently heard the Howlin' Wolf version and I've been playing this riff for years.

Far more bouncy and cheery than the title might suggest.

Vocals - Ali Kat Guitars - Norm Drums - JWoo10 Bass - Hazz Words, Music & Keys - (Chesook) Errol Chugg

Solo acoustic number from our 2009 album Was/Is. I used most of the chords I know in this song.

They were all in the cellar and Louis heard this great tune by the Farfetched Tangmo Band and had to recite this story he had heard of Jack and Jill... so here it is.............

Reg was getting a little sentimental so he wrote this song for his eldest Daughter who has flew the nest for quite a time now.....

Based on a twelve-tone-scale, but with tonal relations. in between a reminiscence of latin music...

Ok... while i'm recording 'the big one', all straight from part I to part IX with my nylon guitar, I couldn't resist to do this little one. I hope you like and or enjoy.

simple n a lil noise

On russian.EBM/dark electro

Dark electro/EBM

This is an loop station improvisation with my death metal strung up strat (low B - effectively a baritone guitar - which I did see one at Guitar Center a couple weeks ago) with some layered synths afterward. Hopefully you'll find it as…

Two ambient guitar tracks recorded independently and stick together. I broke my rule of not using distortion on a BL piece, for the first time, believe it or no.