SIT ON THAT BARE FLOOR ‘CAUSE SOME DON’T EVEN HAVE A RUG ON THEIR FLOOR WITHOUT USING OUTSIDE DEVICES OR SUBSTANCES POSITION YOUR BODY JUST HOW YOU LIKE IT INDIAN STYLE IS NICE FOR THIS EXERCISE WE’LL DO REST YOUR HANDS WHERE YOUR LEGS ARE…

This one didn't really get the arrangement or mix is deserved. One more week to go. Once in a while, I just like to waste my time I won’t spend every day towing someone’s line So if you see me and you want to stop and chat Don’t be discouraged…

I don't even know you anymore. You open your mouth, the words slip out I’m shocked by what I hear The differences couldn’t be more clear Same scene, different views With our eyes and on the news And I’m not sure what to do I don’t…

More relationship material...in waltz timing...

My once frozen heart now only running cold.

Part Of Kitchen Sink, the RPM 2012 album for AMUC. Freesound sample used: 41751_digifishmusic_gaaaas.wav

Jazz fusion piece. Thanks to Marc Halikas for bass & guitar.

The third part of the "Magnolia Delighted" trilogy.

Freeform guitar piece.

A love song of sorts, a" winter is finally over" song, and a song about traveling into the wild country.

Written and Recorded: Feb 14, 2010 Details: Epiphone Les Paul (DADGAD - capo III), Seymour Duncan Pickups, POD XT, Boss RC-20 Looper, EBow, Audacity...all fingers, no picks. I'm a little under whelmed with my lack of melodic development…

Synthesizer, guitar, and space echo (Boss RE-20) combine to create controlled noise and keep it musical (that was the goal anyway).

"Face it, she's gone and not coming back, its time to move on" done in folk style with acoustic guitar and harmonica.

Sounded like a bit of discord in paradise to me, so this is how it ended up.

Early morning, down by the docks, the fog is heavy before the sun burns it off.

**Song-writing Demo for FAWM 2025** Song number 10 Written 15th Feb Demo recorded 15th Feb **** It wasn't really like this, it was very romantic. This was a really quick write, though. We were getting up, she was doing her hair…

Didn't want to write this song … I figured there were one-thousand songwriters (here in north Texas alone) that were stuck at home and writing goofy songs about the virus. But, it wouldn't leave me alone, so I recorded it to get it out of my head.

Only my Fender Mustang + Marshall Amp + I dragged out the whammy bar - AKG D950 behind the amp and Zoom H2 in front into sonar and panned a bit. Yes I reach for that E to G movement again. If you are dissatisfied I will refund your money.

Words - Steven Chugg Music & Vocals - Errol Chugg Guitars - Nod