my last one for the RPM... until next year ...mwa hahahahahahahhaha Lyrics: ====== this isn't sad, it's survival i bet you think this is where the happy ending goes the realization i've been living wrong not exactly right, but we…

been reading about midcentury chicago, some gil scott-heron/brian jackson style jams in honor

Sometimes it's easier to run with the flawed routines we're familiar with than to turn over a new leaf.. Compare to "Firecracker" and "Livewire" from RPM 2010 and 2009 respectively.

Title music

Wrote it for my best friend.

work composed on the roland MC 505 groovebox.

~The lightest slumber envelop me and I fall asleep, calm and in peace. Just for a moment of truth~

Improvised cigar box ukulele.

The music is a repeat - but the video is new. Press "more" Sister Savage had the original idea for the "holy haunted aquariums"

my contribution/offering to this years RPM...Does it ever happen that angels or devils perhaps walk among us mortals here on our earth?? Winter Nacht is a 11 act dialogue between two travelers who meet in the winter twilight, on a road in the…

Another song in our ongoing Wojo project. Wojo is a Wetband splinter group made up of Jethro and Woody.

zither, slide mandolin, vocal not the best recording - oh well.

Reg has been out on the town again with his old friend madness and its now the morning and loves old friend sorrow has come to call........

I recorded this for Xmas 2005 with a cheap microphone on my PC using Audacity (free multitrack editor), with my nylon string guitar and some spoons and bells and stuff.

These 6 songs are from Scott Anderson in Portland and very much reflect his amazing and unique style and personality. I'm not sure if they are 4-track recordings or Audacity recordings.

These 6 songs are from Scott Anderson in Portland and very much reflect his amazing and unique style and personality.

These 6 songs are from Scott Anderson in Portland and very much reflect his amazing and unique style and personality.

These 6 songs are from Scott Anderson in Portland and very much reflect his amazing and unique style and personality.

I am pretty sure this is a version of (Don't Do Me) Any Favors by Ellen Ferwerda (from Minnesota), written when she and Scott and I lived in Eugene in the early 90's. It has lyrics but you will have to imagine what those would be like.

These 6 songs are from Scott Anderson in Portland and very much reflect his amazing and unique style and personality.

I guess it's a semi-sequel to Emote. One of my mellower ones.