.Written shortly after the Egyptian uprising that over threw the Mobaric regime.

True ambient. Be patient. It might be not so easy to get an idea of the piece. It will likely take couple times to listen to it.

The last wood of the season burning Another winter - see you on the other side After everything has died The last leaves of the season falling Soon the air will be filled with dark and doubt And the fire's going out The last night of…

Capo @ 3 in Em Em D Weather man is talking on the radio. Am C B7 Says the sun is going to shine but does he…

Live @ Witch's Night Out.

It's been awhile but I'm back

Remix with lap steel added to Chris Vaisvil's track Casting Ballots.

This piece is the result of me trying to widen the influences on my music. It is an experiment to see whether an old dog can learn new tricks, or, in other words, whether I can write something that doesn't sound like Depeche Mode or anything else…

An original improvisation as part of my Sufi zikr / Dances of Universal Peace practice.

The flames were visible for miles -- Solo guitar improv - playing around with the new loop pedal. This is track nine from our 2014 RPM album, [Eleven](http://alonetone.com/cavestreet/playlists/eleven)

Another song I love. Nothing compares to Lou, though. Seasonal, will melt away soon!

Text and Voice: Ivan 1984 choir: Joanne Gabriel textfile: virtual me:virtual you who do you think you're looking at with your virtual I click, click, click... what a drag click, click, click... wanna drag can't face the scrapbook, memories…

I changed a lot of things and re recorded it.

Something i wrote after a few bad years in a relationship

Inspired By My Wife. She Bought Me The Classical Guitar For Christmas One Year So I Used It To Write A Song For Her.

My attempt at Folk music !!!! I blame Seth Lakeman, after seeing him in concert this popped out. Been meaning to re-record it for months, now seemed a good time....... as we survived the Cruise !!!!

We are all lonely children. Be kind, everyone you meet is carrying a heavy burden.

words & music by AM/FM Dreams