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Lord Amadeus: Vocals, writing El Pebs: Co-Author

A mashup with Roger Sundström Guitar, Voice, Mix, Soundscapes Glenn Smith (mirror to hell) J.C. Combs (Passi) for Sound-In 2013-10-05

My first hit, released in 1992 with my band Chocolate Spoon

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992)

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992)

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992)

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992)

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992)

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992)

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992)

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992)

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992)

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992)

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992)

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992)

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992)

From Chocolate Spoon first CD - Macho (1992) Music - Piotr O?erski

for brass a video the is a literal of the title go to my blog http://chrisvaisvil.com/mirror-to-the-sky-brass-in-adaptive-ji/

2nd Episode in a new venture includes local poets, musicians and comedians - have a gander and see what you think. G:) Includes Ollie West, Syd Meats, Craig Henningham, Katrina Henningham, Mark Badbelly Lang, Graeme Sandford and Jane Goldsack…

A little instrumental number I did.

My version of one of my favorite Cream Songs.

Another blues classic!

Another classic!

This is another original song that I wrote about what the blues are all about.

One of my personal all time favorites. Eric Burdon...My hero

Another Creamy Blues/rock great!

Simple, basic great blues tune.

Another original song I wrote where I used my best bluesy voice!

But another original song. This song was dedicated to my little buddy "PoKitty". He was my pet cat that I had for 16 years. Still miss him!

Classic forever!

This was my first original song I wrote. It was dedicated to my buddy's cigar shop, Strictly Men in Calumet City, IL

Classic a million times over!

My subdued version of a blues classic. Nobody does it like Sevie Ray did it!

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