Just an experiment from a while back using multiple delay units. I hated it initially, but after not hearing it for a few months I decided there were enough interesting moments to warrant sharing.

New stuff has been slow in coming for me lately, but I found this lurking on my hard drive from a while back. Frankly don't remember how I did it except that it was all live to 2 tracks and at one point one of my synth patches glitched out on…

Another one from the dusty special price bin! It started off as a Pilot cover, but it didn't end up that way. Dave Berry added the excellent tele solos and the crazy cool noises at the end. Thanks bro, you rock! I spent more time on this…

This is a beautiful song from Joni Mitchell. My friend had his 50th birthday and this was my gift, I played it live at his party and recorded it later (4-2-2011)in my livingroom. It's one take, can't mis that if you listen to it all the way…

happy autumnal equinox everybody!

Final version An unaccompanied song about bedtime. Not a lullaby though. Oh no! What does anyone think of the 'cat's moustache' line - it seems like that's a make or break call right there and i like it when i read it but it's hard to sing without…

Keyboards: Doug Sparling Composer: Doug Sparling Written/Recorded: 2006 Old music library track. I recorded this with a cheap Yamaha keyboard my step-father gave me. Wish I would have add little more to the repeat of the melody, but I think I…

With Mark *"Sweet Lips"* Imsdahl on Harmonica. This is a story about my friend with impure thoughts of stealing Lilly Pads for his carp pond in the back yard. I guess it all started, Out in the dark I was stealing lily pads, From the local…

Really wanted to try and learn what i would consider one of the best lead guitar solos of all time, recorded this in early 2010 and it's my effort at learning the solo. Hope you enjoy it.

#2 for RPM Challenge 2013

HYSTERIA poem by: T.S. Eliot (1888-1965) As she laughed I was aware of becoming involved in her laughter and being part of it, until her teeth were only accidental stars with a talent for squad-drill. I was drawn in by short gasps…

Improv lead over some random home grown acoustic looping. Bass bumpin' old west style.

David DeSoto is on the upright bass fiddle.

Glu and Sister Savage bring you these remixes! Original track by Sister Savage: http://alonetone.com/sistersavage/tracks/little-england This one is pure pop. Voice pitched 1/2 step up.

One for my electronic friends. It's just a bunch of patches mixed with MIDI and glued together with 1 part water, 2 parts flour, and 2 parts ectoplasma. Enjoy!

Just jamming on the riffs to Ozzy's Crazy Train. I tried to play the solo note for note, but also added solos of my own. I hope you like it.

This songs reminds me that this is the moment i have. No longer looking for the dawn for the dawn is here. This is the moment this is the moment that i've been waiting for I've been waiting for the dawn and the dawn is coming soon

my my,,little thought can be such fun

This is a Ralph Mctell song , a very underated British singer / songwriter , probably famous for one song , The Streets of London , but in fact wrote many great songs , he wrote this while working on a building site before he was signed by a record…

small notes, on a windy,, palms in the desert day