an old willard robison tune, with Richard Lindsay on Guitar and me on piano

Richard Lindsey on bass, Eric Siegel on Piano great Alec Wilder tune

Gershwin's great tune with Richard Lindsey on bass and Eric Siegel on piano

First Song Idea Demo of unveiling my next album.

Second track unveiling

Third song idea unveiling for new album

Fourth song idea unveiling for new album

Fifth song idea for new album unveiling

Clip from the very last speech Dr. King gave before he was assassinated.

Sixth track unveiling for new album...I really can't wait to truly record this song. For now I used some royalty free loops with various different methods of manipulating them. Cheers.

The didgeridoo track manipulated and ran through effects all one track ( I had it ran through a guitar distortion effect but unfortunately I don't own that plug-in so I couldn't use it, but it had sounded fantastic). With some picking and what not.

oboe, accordion, sine waves

a bit loopy, rhythm courtesy of farfisa 'brush cymbal' through low-pass filter.

multitracked improv for faulty yamahaQY20 january 2011

Pretty much the only song completed by an attempt at another internet band we called Teh Mighty Poianos. Took my old lady to the mall dropped her off out front "Be back in an hour, baby getchu whatchuwant" Going shopping with your woman…

A very moody, mildy depressed song. But with rock bits strewn throughout. Drums by Luke Sampson (The The The Stutters).

work composed on the roland mc 505 groovebox.

I'm surprised I forgot to post this collaboration with Norm and Char. Char performs the reading Norm performs the percussion Chris did choir, sax, bass, FXs Poem - Edgar Allen Poe Annabel Lee It was many and many a year ago…