Track 5

A mashup with Roger Sundström Soundscaping,Keyboard Steve Moyes (A Forecast) Benjamin Smith (Ben.improv.Jan.9.2012) Kawol Samarkind (Cindy's blues #1) Bruce Hamilton (rhombo) for ImprovFriday 2012-01-14

[ also on youtube at: http://youtu.be/G4dD4L5WqdQ ] fabulous song by the brilliant late robert calvert from my favourite album of his, Captain Lockheed and the Starfighters I see myself a Hero While one wings falls away And the dial…

juno di cheap strat copy and recorded on the boss micro br sober. well hallelujah i don't believe it it's so peculiar it's so peculiar well bless me jesus i've not seen that before our eyes decieve us our eyes decieve us when you…

A mashup with Roger Sundström Fieldrecording,Soundscaping Paul Muller (Moonset) Kawol Samarkind (before dawn) Steve Layton (I could see through the Earth, through the Sky) J.C. Combs (Hey Jude Variation) for ImprovFriday 2012-01-15

Just a quick test of my new mic and recording setup.

A mashup with Roger Sundström Guitar Bruce Hamilton (rhombo) Steve Layton (I could see through the Earth, through the Sky) for ImprovFriday 2012-01-15

~ Memories long in music sleeping, No more sleeping, No more dumb: Delicate phantoms softly creeping Softly back from the old-world come. Faintest odours around them straying, Suddenly straying In chambers dim; Whispering silks in order…

A short improv whilst dreaming of snow

Sesame Street characters wearing blue/red bandanas, sagging pants, flashing fictitious gang signs and driving Muppet low-riders. Yeah.

The man in black fled across the desert... and the gunslinger followed.

Most young people will know what this means. If you don't, you're already online so look it up.

About 30 small faces are upturned to a screen where a film is playing. On the screen, children exit a bus just as they had done a short time before.

Flying jaggedly through the air, Abigail barely clings to her broom. the black cat behind her has dug his claws deep into the business end of her broom. Dark and kvlt she may be, but this witch has had a few too many cocktails.

These massive, scaly beasts try their best to tread lightly: a nearly impossible task.

A song about what it's like for me to live in your world.

When employed at Wal-Mart, CSM is the acronym for Cock Sucking Motherfucker.

My albino rat was named tttee and she was cool. Then my friend gave me rats. O.k., now I've got 3 rats. Then they procreated. Having 23 rats was not so cool.

DISCLAIMER: I have never been to Texas, nor have I done any of the things mentioned in this song. I do not suggest that anyone do these things.

Jimmy's dad stands beside his son who is overjoyed to be seated on a wooden horse attached to a rotating platform. Old people really seem to like this "diddy".

Annoyingly happy.

My first "crying in your beer" suicide inducer track.

This one sat around for quite a while collecting dust until I picked it up a couple days ago and started tinkering with it. I think I like it.

Noodle: verb. To play an aimless and improvised guitar solo. Jam: verb. To play improvised music as a group.

Imagine, if you will, yourself sitting in a Chinese tea house. Cherry blossoms are falling outside and nearby, there is a small stream. You are totally at peace when the tea ceremony commences.

A friend once took me to a Hindu temple. We sat on the floor for a while as the religious leader chanted and burned incense. This was followed by an uncomfortable tour of the place. Our tour guide then said "You should go get some food.". It was…

I really don't know what to say. This is what comes out when I sit in front of my computer.

Track 1 from the GET BRAVE! album. I wrote this about how we can lose the planet if we don't make changes within our selves & how things are done in this world of industry & product.

Track 2 from GET BRAVE! album. I wrote this hoping to encourage people to really energize their lives. Get involved. To not let money & the status quo define how things should be. Things can be anything.

This is a cover of a song by Pete Loeffler/Chevelle, it was in the movie "Daredevil". I actually used a bass on this song, did it in one recording and didn't miss a beat switching back to guitar!

My arrangement of an American traditional tune with tons of variations on title, lyrics and tune. I went for a little delta feel with some light slide on the guitar, and harmonica along with the banjo... definitely strange but I think it works.

I kinda started off with a synthpop sound in mind, and it became a really fun collection of various synth sounds.

I posted this song a few days ago and Bethan liked the music so much she wrote her own words. Here it is, a co-write across the Atlantic. SITTING BY THE WINDOW, NOTHING TO DO WAITING FOR THE TIME WHEN THE SUN SHINES THROUGH THE SUN SHINES…