Keith Landry used his considerable vocal talents on this song, and he made a decent song sound great. I added one or two harmonies, but the lead vocals are his. I think he did a great job. What do you think? ER

The title track to the new album. Turn it up. Listen all the way through and there's some ear candy at the end for you. ;)

Get on your bellbottoms, and get out on the floor. There's more to the song than you realize, but just dance baby, just dance.

Hello 1977! This song sounds like 1977 to me. So, I totally played it up, right down to the reverb on the vocals. Enjoy.

Top Of The Pops circa 1972! Remember when all those bands in the early 70's where adding synth to every song but the lyrics meant something (sometimes)? Pure excitement, pure bubblegum, pure fun. Well, this is my offering and thanks to all of…

Originally meant to sound more Hendrix-ey, this one informed me that acoustic was the way to start. As always, the song was right, I was wrong.

This one started as a the title line while driving in my car. All I had was the line and it's melody. I built the song around that about 6 months later. The lyrics are self explanatory.

New one from me. It's ended up as a bit of a "crying into yer beer at Bob's Country Bunker" sort of song lol... I've been sat on these lyrics in some form or another for absolutely years. I first wrote them one very dark night a few years after…

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Lyrics Steven Chugg Music Errol Chugg Produced by Ken Barken Studios

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

We need a ton of coal.

Sassy Nation version! Sister Savage and Mr Sandbags collaborated on the original of this wonderful heartbreaker of a song. I've been playing it on the guitar the last few days and it always seemed to come out with a grittier tone, so i asked…

The lyrics started out as being about talking to someone and somehow you never get on the same wavelenght. You say something and the other person goes: "Yeah, I know what you mean like this...etc..." and goes on about something you didn't mean…

'm doing a course in Mandarin Chinese and mamahuhu is one of my favourite words. It means so-so (literally horsehorsetigertiger); "not so good". In this lyric I just allowed myself to whine about my situation; get it over with. I like the harmony…

A song about a one-sided relationship, where one party is giving and the other is just taking and plain ignorant. (i'm not bitter) ;)

Original song: from the album, When I Was Your Age (which started off life as our RPM album for 2009). When I Was Your Age features songs that take a look back at when we were kids. If you're anything like us, Saturday mornings were about two…

Original song: from the album, TheSongOfTheDay.com - June. Featuring our friend, Qadree Holmes on vocals, this song goes out to all Notary Publics everywhere. The song came about when Jason was asked to notarize a few immigration documents for…

Original song: from the album, TheSongOfTheDay.com - February. This song refers to February 29th, or Leap Day. It also refers to heartbreak and loss, but that's not nearly as important as Leap Day. The observant listener will notice that back…

A song about those people that always pick on a person when that person is feeling down,vulnerable and weak.

Original song: from the album, TheSongOfTheDay.com - January. This song began it's life back in 1999 on an 8-track cassette recorder. In 2007, for TheSongOfTheDay.com project, we were able to overlay drums, re-do vocals, and replace some hummed…

Original song: from the album, TheSongOfTheDay.com - December. This was one of the last songs recorded for TheSongOfTheDay.com project. The original version was completely a sixties-inspired orchestra ballad a la something off The Beatles album…

Original song: from the album, All In A Day's Work (which started out life as our RPM album for 2007). The views expressed in this song solely represent Beatnik Turtle, the band, and do not reflect the views of any individual member. The band…

Original song: from the album, TheSongOfTheDay.com - December. Written from a kid's perspective, this song challenges his parents to come clean about the truth behind Santa, the Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy. After all, lies make the Baby…

Original song: from the album, TheSongOfTheDay.com - October. Ah, the great mysteries in life: Why are we here? Is there a God? How much do you tip a bartender for a beer? Back when we were recording the songs for TheSongOfTheDay.com, inspiration…

Original song: from the album, TheSongOfTheDay.com - September. This song got its start as an instrumental, but ended up with the record for the most vocal tracks of all. The title "Just Go Back" referred to one of Ryan's comments when recording…

This song is all about everyday life. working all week and living for the weekend.

The piano track is a mangled version of the already-mangled piano from the previous song ("The Saucers Arrive"). The plan was to try to improvise in a way that was somehow rhythmically compatible with the skittering piano track. The guitar track…

Also nearly unchanged from the demo version, although it still needs a bit of revision. Kept the title this time. 5 tracks guitar 1 bass 1 Indian toy/souvenir bowed instrument of unknown name Sorry for killing the comments when I deleted…

Previously uploaded under the working title of "squiggle," but pretty much unchanged. 4 tracks feedback guitar, 1 drum machine 1 vocal (whistling) track -- not sure if the really out-of-tune parts are cool or awful. Sorry for killing the comments…

Words & Music Errol Chugg Produced at Ken Barken Studios

Words & Music Errol Chugg Produced at Brush Hill Studios.

Words & Music Errol Chugg Produced at Ken Barken Studios