My simple, little ode to pop music.

Its time to respect and love our women

A folksy number inspired by the stories my nan told me many moons ago about her uncle Herbie.. Herein lies the story, of a man named Herbie Jones. Not a million miles away from a man you might have known. A miner in the twenties, blue scars…

This provides a theory which ties together two of my key traits a) always tired b) terminally disappointed by peoples lack of courtesy - there's a link people! Did you ever feel so down That you didnt know up Didnt recognise highs And smiles…

Admital - the main guitar part for this was written and recorded for last RPM (shock horror!)but I had to give up on it when the file corrupted. Managed to salvage the audio though so rebuilt it around that. This year I managed to mix down just…

Just letting out my frustration at 'people' in general again.. nice to be able to vent it in a more pleasant way (for those interested in how I used to do it, please see http://alonetone.com/boynamedsu) :) Lo and behold now holy guacamole if…

If at a want for lyrics, why not start reading the labels of the objects around you... Thanks to Mike Brown for providing the slide parts. Meet my old time friend He is the seventh branded man Jack x2 And back in Tennessee He was the…

Dark little piece of something that ended up working out nicely as a prelude to moderately sinister 'No Words'

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Jonathan Thomas looks at the last part of Jesus' prayer and opens up the issue of unity

Recording from Viste, Randaberg december 2009.

Lots of quiet layers. RPM #12.

Written and Recorded: Feb 21, 2010 Details: Epiphone Les Paul (DADGBE - Capo II), Seymour Duncan Pickups, POD XT, Boss RC-20 Looper, Audacity...all fingers, no picks.

Written and Recorded: Feb 20, 2010 Details: Epiphone Les Paul (DADGAD & DADAAD/Capo III), Seymour Duncan Pickups, POD XT, EBow, Audacity...all fingers, no picks.

In memory of my dog, Pablo, who died a few years ago (no, he's not the dog in the photo - although he's buried not far from where I found that skeleton).

The sound of a creaking door closing very, very slowly.

101 things you can do with guitar feedback.

Some solo piano.

This song displays some of Barry Morgan's work on the keys. Mixed and mastered in his home studio.

This is an "unplugged" version of a song that features a nylon stringed acoustic guitar. All instruments played by Barry Morgan and mixed and mastered in his home studio.