When my daughter and I use to play computer games on the Sinclar Spectrum. ( One Kilobyte). Many years ago we combined our names Samantha And Dad, Hence Samadad.

Based on the original Sudara/Glu collaboration http://alonetone.com/sudara/tracks/back-to-the-cold-warm-mix Surprise for Su!

Now we're cruising!

Trying, and failing, to get through the last Pink Floyd song that means something to me. Sorry. ;(

New song from GHOST OF JOHN MURPHY from the POP GOES THE GHOST album WHEN LAYLA COMES OVER When Layla comes over everything stops When Layla comes over I put on my socks I put on my shoes. I put on my shirt. When Layla comes over…

New Computer - Just testing to see if everything works Lyrics: One kiss leads to another Down the road we go In each other’s arms Love struck, drive me crazy Hoping that you recognize My charms One kiss leads to love One kiss…

Ferryman - Vocals (slightly re-imagined lyrics), bass, rhythm guitar Dave Berry - guitar fills (r&l), lead solo, harmonica.

From sleep came the Sirens.......

Guess who's reading a Tom Waits biography - he gets in yer soul I says!

A cover of a 2021 RPM song.

This piece is an illustration of one of the episodes of a Russian fairy tale about a little brave Humpbacked Horse. Instruments used: blues harp (harmonica), classical guitar and some bells-and-whistles. Narrated by Svetlana.

Written and Recorded: February 22, 2011 DADGAD, DADGBD

Sun is shining, the weather is sweet Make you want to move your dancing feet To the rescue, here i am Want you to know, y'all, where i stand

A mid tempo bluesy rock tune.

It started again tonight....the haunting of Big E ....he wouldn't leave me alone until i played him this one.....i said to him...i said "now Elvis i'm not quite the guitar man yet but give me time ....20 years or so"...He said don't give me no…

Lyrics: Mike Graszyk Vocals: John Newman Bass: Jim Bryan Drums: Dean Wuksta Composed, arranged & mixed by Steffen Offermann =============================================== WHO CAN CHEER A CLOWN? This is the ring where I learned…