Have no idea where this one came from. I was strumming away and the words just came out. Seems to be about some kind of wrongdoing in the past. May have been possessed. Thanks again to Gary for helping out on lead.. In sleepy towns through…

Huge rain thunder and lightning storm swept thru, and right behind a bunch of frogs serenaded us ........ Bull frogs. ...are allright wish I had recorded their song it would fit in here

Something I recorded for an online course.

runway girls and highway crime

This is a song by our guitarist Keith. He doesn't get a chance to jam with us as much since he moved to New York. He and I had a lot of fun working on this simple tune, and it makes me miss times long gone.

Midday field. I watch the lark, which serenely rises in circles up to dissolve there, forever. He sees no danger around. Why [should] I care? --- I recall that in childhood we all watch adventure films (or performances), and here the children…

Well poor old Reg was left by his love so he decided to write a song. Here it is another brokenhearted rendition....................

(Isslene) Anticipation. (Leo) The time is right. (Isslene) She creeps along the forest edge, she says the light of day is too bright so she waits, in anticipation for the night to begin... 'Where do we start' said the boy - beginning…

The theme for Improv Friday this week is "variations". So here's an improv reconstruction of the one classical piece I know, Bach's Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring.

Happy Sunday Alonetoner's. I wrote this song yesterday as I had some recent events to ponder.... I hope you like it. Trying for a bit of a bluesy feel. If you'd like to download it and add some background blues bass or guitar, or harmonies…

Miniature. Enjoy (if you are able to!)

Remember, remember love. That’s all we ever really had.

(Lyrics posted below) A fun song I wrote with Kenneth from songcrafters.org. Its about having fun making music with friends from all over the world, connected by the internet and these great music sites that we all belong to. I came in from…

This is more of a description than a song. It's my contribution to the Minnesota Homebrew Radio Show monthly song writing challenge: "Write a song about your first car."

Just a simple humble ditty, one of a handful I've been playing on the piano lately. I haven't been in the mood to do much recording in the last months — or more specifically, haven't been in the mood to flesh out and arrange tunes. So this…

Low-frills bass and piano piece. Not my usual fare (whatever that is), but still fun to create.