This is is a bit of a sea shanty. A sailor decides to go back to sea but then regrets his decision. From the singing of Luke Kelly and the Dubliners. The hero of this tale recommends getting married and staying in bed all day as an alternative…

Sammy Davies takes a fresh look at Psalm 51

A tribute to the late great Michael Jackson. If you like it, or want to hear more, head on over to http://www.remixfight.org and vote.

I do intend to title this, eventually... (Harp Ocarina... Nifty, huh?) It's the first piece I wrote for DungeonHack. I'll probably pick this apart to write a few variations... It's got like three "moods," and I need pieces with one...

This is a sad-ish... maybe "spooky" variation of Harp Ocarina.

... And another not-that-great variation of Harp Ocarina. This is my basic idea of what a battle song could sound like in an rpg... maybe...

When I tweeted about maybe doing an Irish rap tonight, I wasn’t actually serious (though it has been on my todo list for a few years). But I took a walk, and the idea of going for it stuck in my head. So I started developing it on the walk and…

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(...featuring Reese Richardson [guitfiddle], Becky Beighly [lyric], Chris Golinski [drums], Eric Evans [bass], and KSS [trumpet/vocal/engineering].)

A song about immigration. This song has nearly reached national anthem status in Ireland.

This song has everything. Love, betrayal, gunfights, hold ups, prison break outs and whiskey.

The 3rd song I ever really wrote. Someday I'll record the vocals to it and then we can all laugh together.

Yes, it is obvious the choir is composed of mildly skilled amateurs, but I like this song very much. And the first thing I'll do when I get a editing tool is cut off the applause at the end, too lengthy because it was an encore.

Another experiment. The name comes from the fact that I was in the woods; not because I was really concerned about making woodsy sounds... Thanks again to glu and Chris McGrath for opening my eyes to some different Live tricks...

Came up with this while dialing in my new amp. It's just a jam sort of based on the main taking care of business riff.