an accordion track. the video to which is here http://vimeo.com/13608072

I borrowed a Ukelele a couple of days ago, and yesterday - having a day free (and after working out where to put my fingers), I came up with this rather rough and ready little song. Ukelele Of Truth Must we pretend we'll still be friends…

This song is a work in progress. I attended an online songwriting workshop hosted by Chad Shank (Minnesota Songwriters Association) who was talking about songs with varying length lines to create more of a conversational atmosphere and the use…

live at Shipping & Receiving

This is from our album, "When I Was Your Age," recorded entirely in the month of February for our third year participating in the RPM Challenge. "When I Was Your Age" is a collection of 13 songs looking back at when we were kids.

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This is from our album, "When I Was Your Age," recorded entirely in the month of February for our third year participating in the RPM Challenge. "When I Was Your Age" is a collection of 13 songs looking back at when we were kids.

Written By Greg Connor Lyrics: I’m just about as lucky as a man can be I got the voice of an angel that’s guiding me Once in a while I don’t hear a sound That’s when I know I’m going all the way down I remember those times I lost my…

This is my arrangement of the classic organ piece attributed to Bach, for two pianos. It was done entirely by ear, so I changed many chords. It's part of my album, Analytic Continuation.

A tail-end edit from the Halloween Mega-track. Jeff Duke provided the ambient guitarscapes.

Album: How the Aviator Sees the Rainbow Year: 2008 (RPM Challenge album)

A nine-minute meditation piece. Gear: Roland JX-3P, Korg Monotron, acoustic guitar, soprano & alto recorders, bamboo flute, and junk percussion samples.

part 2 of the "3 Dimes" show at Doc's Records on 10/10/10

Geas heard my Zepfext that i'm having and sent me a little prezzie over in the form of this great backer....i found it quite a challenge and throughly enjoyed trying to crack the nut....you should have heard the first aahha it nearly cracked the…

Album: Flora & Fauna Year: 2008

gave her the sandy gritt treatement.or maybe the ole catmandonk.

The internet provides a great forum to be heard, sometimes it gets a little to loud for me.

The final song in the keyed series, this one was recorded with just Zane and I. A few days before recording this one, I repaired an old digital delay/loop pedal my dad had, so we used that as one of the main elements of this song. Unlike the loop…