“The Wild Ones” acoustic cover recorded live very quickly on my phone (Pixel 4a) using a Seagull Entourage acoustic guitar. “The Wild Ones” written by Anderson/Butler, originally by Suede.

And take two. We went for pretty and melodic. Sorry about the annoying fuzz.

(interpolates lyrics from "Something" by The Beatles and "Back in the USSR" by The Beatles) [Chorus 1] Mother Nature really knocks me out I leave the death behind It’s how you move makes me scream and shout And I don’t want to leave Her…

TIME TO HEAL The gates of freedom close at hand Time to rise and take a stand Sometimes you have to let it go Leave behind all that you know To draw a line up in the sand Some secrets stay inside Finding a way to hide So many moments…

"Oblivion is not such a bad place. Its kinda like a club med." For Reg ;-)

I felt like something rocking tonight so ijumped on Johnny's Roadhouse blues a brilliant backer Hope you enjoy!! I sure did Thanks Johnny

Guitars - LearJeff Vocals - Rough Diamond Steel Guitar - Tom D Drums & Percussion - F-Jam Words & Music- Chesook Think it’s time to take a holiday And I’ve found the perfect place to stay Booked the villa and the Qantas fare…

A love song for the heart break fest on the otherside..... I DON'T KNOW Baby don't leave Don't leave me cold The nights still young but it's starting to feel old The day we met still burns bright in my mind But I know that deep inside you…

A Highly disappointing arrangement i just threw out there cause i tried it multiple times and gave up. this was the best The Tempo sucks in the beginning and some notes are really sour. ( and there's some really beautiful parts i messed up that…

Here's my attempt at Zakk Wylde's "Farewell Ballad."

Is there Hidden treasure? Dig uncover Figure no wonder no other Seen here All places Long ’s search on Person come ‘pon Done then Necessity Could’a been after-then Have to mend Glad commence what Perspective blesthing Options just…

One more instrumental before I move on to the vocals... I came up with this riff one hazy night when I was 19. I'm in my 30s now, and rather more sober, but I still like playing this. It felt good to finally flesh it out.

not snoop dog, the other kind