track 3

wrote at 5 in the morning on here by 8-30

Written to accompany the game 'Acorn of Aneush' which is downloadable on the Windows Phone network.

This is Blues lesson 2.2 but again couldn't resist singing a song over it .....as well as practice my blues lead..might get a rollicking for using the effect but i found it and liked it so if i do i deserve it....it's meant to be clean....hope…

Another quick piece using Angie Fights Crime's words.

rough mix of a new song I wrote

from the other day not today./.

double double consonance

here is the beginning of time maybe..

track 4

Written for a group of friends I had the pleasure of getting to know one year in southern Germany. A graduating class from the Black Forest Academy.

A commemorative song for the people of Fellujah in Iraq which bore the brunt of the Allied invasion during the second Gulf War after the countries freedom fighters, or 'insurgents' made a stand there against the British and 'United States' forces.

A story about the search for leader. People, independent as they are, often look for someone to tell them what to do. In their quest they will often go for a person who was just passing by and was never planing on leading anyone ... Things get…

Ayah in Focus: “…do not kill yourselves, indeed God is merciful with you .” [4:29] Summary: If each of us knew when we would die, we would do all that we could to prevent it. If each of us knew how we would die, we would avoid that cause. Many…

For my best friend's

A simple electronic song sketch

song sketch

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

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…

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