The fourth track Say it with Cookies recorded. This is the most ambitious endeavor of the Cookies so far with a big horn solo, big vocal arrangement, plus even more new instruments to add to our repertoire.

The third track my project, now playfully named "Say it with Cookies" recorded. This time we got a little more ambitious; we opted to record vocal harmonies in copious amounts and cut out the ones we didn't feel best fit the track. By the end…

This the first track to a little project that I and a few friends did. The horns that you hear were not originally going to be in the song and once they were added, we realized we had a very unique sound! The other posts I will be sharing with…

Dubstep. Bass.

some fluff and nonsense afore i go on my hodilays i talk to the moon but he don't hear what i say he just looks down and he smiles anyway i sing to the stars but they're so far away so i sing loud as i can anyway it doesn't matter that they don…

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This poem was written by Morning Star almost 30 years ago. Moon set the music to it, later. We've still got a lot of hunger on the earth!

We wrote this tune on a dark winter night , during a lunar eclipse. We hope it warms you up! We love that our son, Miro Sprague is on piano. Other personnel include: Conor Meehan, Jon Suters, Derrik Jordan, John Sprague.

This was written and recorded in 2000. It is about St. Bridget of Sweden and her visions. FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED-EIGHTY (HOW MANY KNOW?) Nobody knows, nobody knows the pain You suffered No one can know, can truly…

A poem/prayer by Margaret Nina Hogan, my grandmother.

Awesome Collab with Hyperion Vision... Full release pending

Remix for a competition

First Recorded Rap Song. Mix And Mastered by me.

This song is on the soundtrack of River Phoenix's last movie, DARK BLOOD, (filmed in 1993 and finally completed in 2012) now making the festival rounds. Video at Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mazlk2rM6_0 STRICKEN - Capo…

I've been tinkering with this one for a week or two. It still needs vocals, and to have the midi drums swapped out with live drums, and some tighter bass work, but it's coming along.

Here's the Who classic Regged a little.....I was practising this at full volume then realised the window was open so a bit of an impromptu concert going on in the street which would have sounded ok for the main but i'm not so sure the backing…

Won't you come with me to the Black Horse Saloon Won't you come with me, I'm going down to the Black Horse Saloon... © 2014 Royal T Music

yeah i might be back for now

Performed live by Rainbowtruth @ Irish Brigade Fredricksburg, VA circa late 1990's. Barnett: Guitar/lead vocal Osborne: Drums/back-up vocal Duff: Guitar Bowers: Bass

The first version of this is on Songs of The Heart. This version was written around 9/11 and is a plea for America to hold on to God, not move away from Him.

This is about the devotion, Jesus, King Of All Nations. I wanted it to sound like an anthem, not unlike Queen's WE WILL ROCK YOU. The end bit was inspired by the Beatles song, RAIN. JESUS, KING OF ALL…

The Ave Maris Stella is a popular liturgical hymn of unknown origin. It can be dated back to at least the 9th century for it is preserved in the Codex Sangallensis, a 9th century manuscript now in the Swiss Monastery of St. Gallen. Its appearance…

I recorded this to sound like something the early Beatles would have done. There are about ten Beatle songs referenced in it. My children (now all adults) were singing on this and I like the end where they can be heard laughing.

God still speaks to us - mostly to our hearts but also audibly to certain people.