Matt Ferrara doesn't get enough love around here. He's a brilliant arranger and lyricist and it's rare, if ever, that someone covers one of his songs. So I set out to correct that. As usual, it's faster than the original because, well, it's…

There's a darkness creeping in the woods by a brimstone tree A withered headless horseman traveling on the breeze A mighty footprint measured 15 inches long Whispered voices rolling in off the fog (Chorus) Transcribe plates made of stone…

My first composition that uses an odd time signature for a few measures. My drum fills are also more elaborate. It's just a little tune to bob your head to, tap your toe, you know, the good stuff!

Another demo from about 4 or 5 weeks ago...

part of a 3 piano solo EP found here: http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=1886

At least once each of us has seen the so-called prophetic dream, bright or in matt. Come true, though? ~There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear…

Track 12 from "They Are Killers" ... originally to be #11, but I decided this was a better one to go out on.

New collaboration playing a hint of things to come (at least for those experiencing winter right now). Hope you like this track and check out my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/Boris.Shpitalnik

A shorter, stripped down version of a drone piece I submitted for the ongoing Fukushima Drones project, which you will find here: http://auralfilms.bandcamp.com/album/fukushima-drones

Music by Billy Jack (instrumental song "Funk It" previously posted). Lyrics/vox by thetworegs. Damn I wish I could song write like thetworegs.

1) Be a complementary force to the alignment that they call the change of leadership. 2) Use attraction, alignment and avoidance and extended this with a number of traits.

This one went through many iterations before turning into what you hear. A key breakthrough came when I stumbled upon that keyboard part for the verses. That opened the whole thing up.

Changed the last part

Whiling away a few of hours with this ditti. Can't say who this was about, but no-one on this site knows her.

The riff came to me in a flash and was probably the first time I recorded an idea on my (then) new micro-cassette player. It was supposed to be one of those spoken songs, complete with 70's backing vocals. I don't know if I pulled it off, but…

Cover of one of my favortie Beatles songs, from the White Album. I actually bought a capo for this, after 30+ years of thinking capos are for wimps. The Songcrafters.org Beatles II fest prompted me to go ahead and record it.

More Banjo more Cow bell