For Dave. Blues Man and Capt'n Beefhearts Long Lost Brother. Passed away from Cancer on Friday the 4th of March 2011, aged 62. You Were a Great friend and taught me alot about music and life. Peace be Upon you Bro.... See you and your…

Manipulation of the same guitar loop while jamming with it in real-time, no overdubs.

Two ambient guitar tracks recorded independently and stick together. I broke my rule of not using distortion on a BL piece, for the first time, believe it or no.

Dark electro/EBM

On russian.EBM/dark electro

simple n a lil noise

Ok... while i'm recording 'the big one', all straight from part I to part IX with my nylon guitar, I couldn't resist to do this little one. I hope you like and or enjoy.

Based on a twelve-tone-scale, but with tonal relations. in between a reminiscence of latin music...

Reg was getting a little sentimental so he wrote this song for his eldest Daughter who has flew the nest for quite a time now.....

Vocals - Ali Kat Guitars - Norm Drums - JWoo10 Bass - Hazz Words, Music & Keys - (Chesook) Errol Chugg

Far more bouncy and cheery than the title might suggest.

There was a part of the verse that I couldn't get to sound right so I had to just cut it out.

This live recording resulted from the collaboration named "Island Quartet" that ended last may. Good times.

Hey everyone. This is a preview from my finished full-length, "Ten Years of Dust." It's been a long time coming. Thanks for all of the kind words! Links to the full album coming soon. -Pete

The second song written for the 2010 self challenge "Song A Week." And one of my favorites from that challenge.

A guitar solo - fender mustang voice in one channel and the GR-20 voice in the other

An solo fender mustang piece forked through distortion, GR-20 bass, and albino ambient sequenced pad.

Basically, this chick called to tell us aboout the Rihanna concert!

This is the new version! Lyrics: Andrew Furlong Vocals: Mark A. Shrider Guitars: Mark A. Shrider Bass: Andy Gupta Music & Mix: Steffen Offermann ================================================ Just a little rock song.

Written By Errol Chugg Produced at Ken Barken Studios

For this one I went for a more honkey-tonk feel. I put away the electric guitars and let the old piano have the center of the stage. ER

The alien-like sound in the intro that carries throughout the A-sections was made by me banging metal building-construction studs together. I then took the resulting sound and edited/warped/processed it until it took on a vocal character.

Janice F. Baca's interview with Rick Probst on WNIV - Atlanta

My RPM 2011 album is named after this song.

dedicated to 60 degree weather

Get up on the dance floor everyone. The Guitar tuned to B-A-D-G-B-E but only played on the low strings and ran through what I call some bassifying effects. Percussion and other elements.