A song about being with a woman who really loves to drink wine!

lyrics and vocals by Fred Jepson Lead guitar by Scott Murphy Rythym.guitar, bass guitar by J.Raimondi Arrangement and music by J.Raimondi

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The story of a voyeuristic man immersed in an unrequited love.

This is one of my personal faves. I recorded it a couple yrs ago after having the main progression stuck in my head for over 20yrs. My Gibson acoustic and Dean Markley pickup straight in. Multitrack mania!

This was recorded in tandem with the Heart Strings. It crosses thru latin and mid eastern style modal harmonies.

California blues

el mundo se derrumba

I was just getting my feet wet at the time I recorded this. I had just purchased a digital multitrack and it was the first tune I came up with to test her out. Rubbish.

A raucous guitar riff that reminded me of street fight. Tom.Morello would approve of this riff.

Thanks for the epic guitars kavin, and the percussion bit!

This was the very first original piece of Irish-inspired music that I ever wrote. It's simple, but very happy and catchy.

I heard this song on a CD of old Irish traditional songs, and even though it's a really simple song, and even though it's kind of a sad song, I liked it right away so I decided it needed to be one on my collection.

I'll tell you the truth... This song is "What Child Is This" to my ears. It always will be. That is one of my favorite Christmas songs, and since I know it shares the melody with this old traditional song, I thought it would be fun to do…

I actually just stumbled across this song on Youtube about a week ago. I needed something lively to add to this album, and this song caught my attention. Just a fun little song.

This is one of the instrumental pieces from the movie Titanic... well, kinda. A long time ago I tried to learn how to play it from memory, and what I figured out was CLOSE to the original, but I accidentally left a small section of the song out…

This is a song that my dad wrote. (His name is Dave Hannah, and you can search for him here on alonetone to hear some other music he has written). He didn't write it as an Irish song, but I've recorded it a couple different times with him, and…