with Marcel's rotated pythagorean tuning

Spoken Word by CMOR... Music by Skot McCall...

Not penned by The Beatles but a nice little tune :)

Kitchen Jam

Back in September, my sister (Lady Jane) and I had a rare get together and jammed a few Beatles songs. Drink was added and here are the results...

I don't know why . . . it just came out this way. I'm using a new Line 6 M13 pedal board and experimenting a little.

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach was the second of three sons of Johann Sebastian Bach. He was a crucial composer in the transition from the Baroque and Classical periods in music, directly influencing Mozart and Haydn, while retaining Baroque elements…

Song about my Granddaughter.

Another rough scratch track - and more in the bad biker movie soundtrack series... our hero is down, sitting along side the road, his love interest has ridden off into the sunset on his bike. He gave her the keys when she didn't have a way to…

Imagine the open road, stretching out before you, your bike or hotrod rolling over the hot pavement as the sun beats down. Times couldn't be any better. Until the engine starts to cough and shudder. Fortunately, you roll into the shade of an…

Trevor's vocal makes this tune shine on. The instrument work is me.

My take on the joys of spring

This is another one of my home studio recordings of Moonluna. I am guessing 1992 on this one. We had just moved from upstate NY to PA. Things weren't going as easily as we had hoped and we were struggling a lot to make ends meet in this new apartment…

This song was one of our later recordings. It was probably recorded in 1992 or 1993 in Ambler, PA on the third floor of a converted haunted mansion. The lyrics stemmed from conversations we had been having concerning our future and our music…

This is the first in a series of recordings I worked on as songwriter as well being the engineer and producer. We were a duo that formed after meeting in a cover band called WildRoot. The original duo was called Moonluna. This was recorded in…

This is a piece written for the Linux Musicians Uncompetition (http://www.linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=10331). The purpose of such un-competition is making some music with Linux tools, and then share it. The premise for this…

New Original All Vocal and Beatbox. Do yourself a favor and throw on headphones for this full harmonic flow. Enjoy!

There were these two sisters, both gorgeous and super intelligent. One of them mentioned the book "Lost Horizon" by James Hinton. It was their favorite book. So I read it. And it was really strange and interesting. So I wrote a song about the…

Improvisation on 2 string cigar box guitar.

This is a love song I wrote for a friend of mine. Both of the "guitar" tracks are actually a hand-built electric banjo that used an aluminum pie pan as a resonator. Anyway, I hope you enjoy the music!

A cover of this great song by my good self. I was allowed studio time for a day a few years back. I am singing and playing all instruments except drums which a friend of mine played. Vocals also by me........was a busy day LOL

This is the 4.Song from the 1.Album from SUB OUT RIPPER Colleczion 2.0.

Influenced by The Mars Volta I guess. Different, but similar to a few other songs of mine.

A piano piece that I wrote some years ago and have just re recorded.

I wrote this song quite recently- a couple weeks ago, when I was in Texas doing oil work. 2/3 of this song was written acapella, in the middle of a sixteen hour shift... at, of course, 4AM. Hope you all dig it!

An arrangement of chords, arpeggiated, and lightly drizzled with effects.

Found a interesting sounding indian instrument via the computer world and strummed out chords on my lil midi guitar. Added some percussion, strings and a flute.