The song was constructed around a field recording of Lacandon men paddling across the lake in Métzabok, Chiapas (Southern Mexico). The Lacandon speak "Hach T'an," which is a Mayan dialect-- this is the language you hear in the track. Unfortunately…

Another quick little ditty. Wandering the no man's land between old timey and the 21st century

inevitaBLE END OF THE WORLD AS SEEN BY pRIVATE jOKER

just me, 12 string, zoom H2 - there have been better versions.

One night this lady, unbeknownst to me, on the verge of suicide, asked me to write a happy song for her. Instead of killing herself, she left her husband. Now she's married to someone else and is acting very happy, herself. UPDATE: She killed…

I came up with lyrics for the backing track that ended up as Reset Your Head Again, but since I had grown to dislike that backingtrack I decided to just play the song with guitar and voice.

Thanks to Bill Newbold for leaving an inspiring message on my phone faux 22 edo rock band

A few months back, Jim (MTC) posted an outstanding acoustic track which summoned up a clear-as-day memory from my childhood. The vividness of that memory resulted in this song... Amazing how such significant events in your life (like recognizing…

Ok, this is the full length version, so far, until the new tweaks have been done, but it's a nice reminder of cool things that can come from improv and jamming. Bass (Pete Burke, i.e. myself) and drums (Marty Boot) recorded from a jam to level…

This is good song.it's lyrics are really nice.Deepest love & for that sadness is described nicely...

“Coffee in the Rain” Drops are falling on my cup so plain Mixing coffee with the sky's champagne Clouds are whispering secrets in the air Every sip tastes like I’m halfway there Umbrella's broken but I don’t care Shoes are soaked but…

a little short story I tried writing but keep failing. a couple fugups on the words but other than that I like so far

From my 2008 album, 'Free Range Humans...'

from the album "Flooded" featuring Ash Reynolds on vocals and Jeff Treese on solo guitar i wasn’t certain, if you could hear when i told you, the rain was falling but not it’s easy to see in your eyes but for a moment, there’s hesitation…

AAAAARGH HOW ABOUT PLAYING THOSE NOTES EVENLY THEN?