This track is off of the first CD. It's the first recorded composition that I did that only has a solo guitar.

This piece is inspired by a classic Star Trek (first generation) episode by the same name. For me it imparts a sense of mystery. I usually include it when I perform. I believe that was recorded with a Taylor 110E with a capo on the 5th fret…

From the second CD. This composition was inspired by a cruise that I took in August 1998. We were in Norway and I was up in the morning and there was this erie fog on the water. The sun doesn't fully set at that time of the year it just hovers…

From the second CD. This composition was inspired by a visit to my friends Don's condo in Grand Lake, CO. Grand Lake sits just below the Rocky Mountain National Park. Don's condo has an excellent view of the lake and the park. I woke up one…

This came directly from an improv. It's a Taylor 814 CE in standard tuning with a capo on the second fret. It's similar to Managerie in structure but has a very different feel.

This track is off of the third CD. When I composed it I immediately knew that it would be track that closed the third CD. While it's short I always like playing it. Recorded with my Huss and Dalton MJC in open D tuning.

This track is off the third CD. The song reminds of the feeling that one gets when you know that your headed home. It's very straight forward which is unusual for me. Recorded with my Godall 12 string in standard tuning.

This track is off the third CD. The title comes from an comment from a close friend that the song invokes an feeling my mystery. While it may feel that way it was never the intent hence the title. Recorded with Vincent De Francis OM-42 in standard…

This track is off the third CD. The title comes from a car that my girl friend at the time owned. The pace and feel of the song reminds me it hence the title. Recorded with my Huss and Dalton MJC in open D tuning.

This track is off the third CD. I composed the track a tribute to Wookie, a chow chow who has departed his earthly existence. Recorded with my Huss and Dalton MJC in open D tuning