The words are from a poem by Christina Rossetti for which I wrote the tune. Performed by Geoff Walker, Vocals, Tenor & Bass Recorders, Ukulele and midi bass

A traditional Scottish Air. Performed on tenor recorder & ukulele with midi accompaniment for harmony & bass

An original song based on my experience of seeing people I knew slide into alcoholism accompaniment on ukulele.

A traditional English song. The story contains a sailor's superstition that bad luck will befall a ship with a wrongdoer on board. Accompaniment on ukulele

This is the 1.Song from the 2.Single.

This is the 3.Song from the 2.Single.

This one dates back to 1992 or 93 or so. It falls in the wasted years between the end of the band I started playing with in high school and the band I started playing in after leaving college. It was played by a bunch of short lived bands in…

One of the few songs on my March Music list that entirely came from March, at least in terms of the music. The lyrics were written in May, but who's counting. The guitar solos were played on my new Strat. It feels so weird. The title comes…

New short experimental song.Hope you enjoy it

Just another dark ambient 'song'.

Slightly different version of the "Ash" song I uploaded earlier.

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yep there was a crash and all midi was lost, again. so all that is left are these wave files and they get edited in audacity,, not the reaper that does no auto saves like others of my programs.. I think I will ask for that option.. mew.

Just a simple Shuffle Blues, many thanks to Dave for the Harmonica.

dont mind me just a little thing i hope this is ok i didnt use any of the music or lyrics from let it go so it should be

Just a quick cover. I'm not a fan of Rihanna at all, but I've always liked this song, so here's a quick recording.

Just a quick "sketch" to try to bust through my songwriting apprehensions. I never started because I knew it would never be perfect, so here's some imperfection.

by Jewel Kilcher

This is a dance anthem for maniacal robots. Just do what the robot says and everything will work out just fine.

Because when Sha-Pink lists it's influences, it lists itself.