From the Risky Business CD; it is perhaps what the character on the CD cover is singing to himself.

By Greg LaGana & D. Oettinger, this also features John Caruana on bass & one of Richard Sperling's rare harp outings

(Hogard) Truth, slightly adorned. Tony tries taping a contact mic to his thoat. Er, throat. Come to think of it, that might have sounded more interesting.

(Hogard/Shelton) First track done for RPM2009. Tony attempts to tell a fictional story, then gets distracted and starts twiddling knobs.

(Shelton/Hogard) Tony's (rather scattered) setting of a Bob poem, but he only got 1/3 through before getting frustrated. Needed more direction.

(Shelton) A fine 5 vs. 7 groove.

(Hogard/Hogard/Hogard/Hogard) Why, no, this didn't take long to write.

(Hogard) Just thrown together on 2/26, filler.

(Shelton) Unfinished -- vox already done for full version. Pretty.

(Shelton)

(Shelton) Bob's composition, Tony thinks it's rather Present-like. This was fun! Probably redo with greater precision.

(Hogard) Intended as intro for something else (well, originally as outgoing voicemail message), never managed to tack on.

A poptastic acknowledgement of some of the great qualities I love about Debbie, my fab lady. Recorded as part of RPM 09

A punk/pop tune I wrote in ten minutes for the RPM 09 Challenge. It's true, she saves me from myself every day.

There's a lot of tractors 'round where I live. Recorded as part of RPM 09.

Hey, notice the new forum section... Track Therapy? discuss with me: http://alonetone.com/forums/track-therapy/topics/help-me-find-direction-for-this-track

A punk/pop tune relating to my being a bit of a soap-dodger. Or so my lady says.

A tongue-in-cheek country ramble about how my relationships always end. Though got a keeper for real now!

A sorta countryish song. Trying to remain optimistic while that particular relationship slowly fell apart.

A bluegrass tune about my granddad. Accompanied by top UK bluegrasser Rick Townend on banjo and fiddle.

Another bluegrassy tune. There really were loads of magpies around where I lived at the time.