A little tune inspired by memories from the past

A feel good tune written and recorded on a hot sunny sunday.....enjoy

A remix of "How Long?" by How To Destroy Angels. I was a bit late for the contest, but completed it for fun. Enjoy!

banjo ran into loop pedal "contact microphone drums" bass distorted guitar

New song to be included on upcoming album. Vocals to be added at a later date.

New song to be included on upcoming album. Vocals to be added at a later date.

New song to be included on upcoming album. Vocals to be added at a later date.

some riffs on my carvin 8 string guitar and roland v-drums

Here is a John Lee Hooker Song that Buck and I used to sing in Duluth. We were playing in a group called *"THE LARRYS"* I love Bucks harmony on this! I moved away a couple years ago, and Buck stopped by for a visit last Friday. As you can…

The experimental tracks were getting a little out of hand I felt, so here's another poppy song to chill out to!

Day two of long form jamming/practice. It's got all kinds of ingredients in it and no GMO! Guitar/Tapetronic-Mellotron.

Skullsaw

One of, if not the, cheesiest songs I've ever attached my name to. This was the second song written by my first "real" band (as in a band that played gigs, rarely, as well as wrote its own songs, rarely). We joked around with lyric ideas a couple…

I was playing with my new uke (yellow and fruity), picked up my Beatles songbook and this popped out :) Enjoy! xox

Several former girlfriends had issues with this . . .

I won't share you. Call me old-fashioned if you like, but I won't do it.

I thought a long time about this, and I've come to this conclusion.

This is the first ever public performance of "Worth Hoping For," recorded live at the Aloft in Nashville, TN on June 2, 2013. I was a bit apprehensive, but I think it was a strong performance, and it was very well received.

Pokemon. What more can I say. I enjoy the games, and I really enjoy the music. This particular tune had always gave me chills. I figured I amateurishly make a remix of it. First thing you'll notice is the number of worldly drums you'll hear…

I wrote this for the commissioning ceremony of lay ministers at our church. Not me, but You Not I Only Your light shining through Make me an instrument of Your peace Not mine, Just Yours Not alone Only Your love opens doors Make me A vessel…

A song and an appeal...

Bobby Orlando still makes music!

This sad theme closes the album " Songs for The Dam 2012 ".

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