another small musical thought

Hard to explain this offensive appropriation of a "Jazz" style bass and drum thing and shoving it brutally sideways into some feel-good guitar and horns and someone forming the shape of a Rabbit out of mashed Potato.

A likable, hedonistic alien stumbles upon earth. He is forced to leave because of humanities' reaction to his arrival. He returns a couple millenia later and is surprised by what he finds...

I DREAMED I HUGGED JACK HARDY I dreamed I met Jack Hardy. He was bold but had sensitive hands With a voice that was tempered by New York City In his eyes I saw many lands I dreamed I hugged Jack Hardy He was thick and soft, like pine…

the girl with her piano this land she's in clothed in unfamiliarity these colors blend, fade and run out of hue all light has changed and turned into greyscale tinted with every shade of blue this room she's in suddenly fills with…

A bit of 'Cymbaline', one of the most wonderfull songs by Pink Floyd. I hope you like and/or enjoy.

..and for these dear ones, lost and bereaved (...well [well] after the headlines).

An experiment with different mic's to use when playing live

An old one that needed a kick in the ass. Consider it kicked.

Reg was at the weekly AA meeting at the old school and the group asked Reg if there was anything he would like to share....so Reg decided to share this ........

This traditional Cuban rhythm is the well established "go-to" pattern for 4/4 songs. It is perhaps the most commonly heard conga pattern in 4/4 music. The bongo pattern that accompanies the congas is referred to as "martillo" (the hammer…

This might be my current favorite track on the album. The weird solo on the end was made by improvising two (lousy) guitar solos with weird effects over the fade out, reversing them both in their entirety, then re-reversing selected fragments…

Straight forward pop rock. I like the chord progression on the chorus.

After writing these lyrics years ago I realized how embarrassingly passive-aggressive and entitled they sounded. But there were a few nice turns of phrase I didn't want to lose, so I decided to just own up to it, hence the subtitle.

This was written on piano, then arranged for guitars. If memory serves, it took two guitars and a bass to play the chord voicings I used on the keyboard.

When I composed this little instrumental song I did not use very good sounds for it, and I did not yet know (or bother) how to edit the midi sounds to make them sound better. This is just a quick remix using the same old sounds. I don't think…

I really wanted to play this one nicely, but every time i pressed 'record' and started to play, i made a mistake... so, after many tries i just decided left it like this (for the moment, at least...) I hope you like and/or enjoy this one.

Dave Berry - music (acoustic guitar, Electric guitar, bass, piano) Tim Green - Vocals Shadowself - backing vocals

Fast forward time, 9 years to the day, and I am in a check-out lane. You're standing there 3 or 4 feet away, pretending not to notice. You look so beautiful in the winter, Just like I remember. Nothing really changes when it comes to the…

Ghosts do not speak.

This one is a bit different. It is a synthesizer instrumental, and the title is no coincidence. The experiment was to write a complete song based on just one single chord. :) This is part I. There is a part II which uses the same theme but a…

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…

I must admit that I like this litte piano tune a lot - I only wish I was a better player.

The circus clown turns his pedestal Into a royal throne wraps his words in fear and anger tells us what we’ve always known while the ringmaster takes the sideline and steps down from the stage he knows his days are numbered when cheers turn…

This is a Ralph Mctell song , a very underated British singer / songwriter , probably famous for one song , The Streets of London , but in fact wrote many great songs , he wrote this while working on a building site before he was signed by a record…

Well, who do think came down the cellar last night... Yep! you guested it, Charlie Sheen, he was none too happy. He should have been if the girls with him were anything to go by. He'd come to talk to Elvis about handling the Yes men and how he…

Do you wonder What became of me? Cause I wonder What became of you Since you wandered Wandered far away Full of wonder I couldn't make you stay So I wonder what became of you Did you do the things you had to do? Will you find your…

Hey, Christians have gospelmusic. Godless heathens like me sometime have to let off steam too. One of my best songs I think. Drumloops from http://realmusicmedia.net/samples.html (I used them in track 5 too)

Technically it's OK; I like the guitar and basslines. The lyrics and vocals I'm not so fond of. I hoped to have enough time to replace this one later in february with a better one but alas, it was not to be...

Words & Music Errol Chugg Produced at Ken Barken Studios

Words & Music Errol Chugg Produced at Brush Hill Studios.

This song was written during the winter of 2006 in the Chicago area. I had fallen hopelessly in love. There was a train to catch and a flight halfway around the world involved. Veejay Andres - melodica, vocals JV Andres - guitar, vocals…

A song I wrote a little more than a year ago to a very good friend of mine.

A pop/rock tune in the veins of the 80s. At least that was the goal. UPDATE: This is the Jan 2017 version! Lyrics: Casia Vocals: Jessica Rasche Solo Guitar: Bobby Clohessy Bass: Jean Lui Toudou Drums: Jay Carros Composed, arranged…

A few months back we had a "Beatlesfest" on songcrafters.org. I contributed this and Yesterday. This one's a bit of a departure for me. Not the song itself - it's been one of my favourites ever since I was tiny (I preferred Robin Gibb's…

i see a path, it's a trail. i see a road, thru these woods. And on that road, we move so fast. we move so fast, it changes us. and we make the changes we move so fast, wheels sprout under us, then they become wings. and it changes us. and not…

"The Ballad of Dan Forth and Jane Finch" Lyrics by Daniel Parkhill, Music by Daniel Parkhill and Joe Neff I could never be part of your Cinderella story. I could never go where all hope is gonee. I could never try to rationalize your living…

RPM 2011