Vocals - Ali-Kat Piano - Paul D Bass - BP1964 Drums & Percussion - Smurf Rhythm Guitars - SnowdogUK Lead Guitar - SnowdogUK Words & Music - Chesook.

A tune I recorded before my computer crashed the first week into RPM 2011. I recovered this after getting a new computer after the deadline...

A kind of unshaped miniature, happily ended on 'A major'. I hope you like and/or enjoy this little piece.

expecting bells

Cover of the Joy Division classic, with a little drum'n'bass thrown into the mix This version from September 2010 The youtube version is my original recording going back to 1997.

this is the first track of my 1st solo album "flying solo" don't want to swamp the place with all mystuff so will upload them gradually written on september the 3rd 2010 this is what i said about the song at the time..... was saddened to hear…

Jukka-Pekka Kervinen: prepared electric guitar, Sega Genesis. A free guitar improvisation with Sega YM2612 FM-synthesis based on the phase data of earthquake in Japan.

A bit of a ding dong in the cellar last night while on a Bender Reg, was sitting at the bar talking to himself an met J. M. Barrie. They disagreed on something and argued into the night...........but they left together........

Peter Thörn: Alto sax and Fretless Acoustic guitar. Fieldrecording of Irish Sea.

thanks to Pete and Gladys for their love... blue galaxie dreaming flyin' down the road no heavy load i'm in your galaxie ridin' in my dream this remembrance day where PF Flyer's play i see your eyes still i still see you see me…

abigail's tears

instrumental written by michael mcguane (reliablebowmusic) John Fuller : piano/synth Michael McGuane : guitar

This is a two guitar sketch I posted to Youtube a while back.

I wrote this for a combo I played lead guitar in a few years ago

A Talking Blues original.

ambient electronics by Bruce Hamilton

A colaboration off of Soundcrafters.org, again with Mike or Holdenpok off of McHenry Illinois (who's vocals you hear) and LestG off of I know not where, who wrote the origal drum, bass, guitar arrangement. My humble contribution is only the keyboard…

I must admit that I like this litte piano tune a lot - I only wish I was a better player.

Lyrics: Eugene Crider Vocals: Domenico Mercurio (Mimmo) All Instruments: Steffen Offermann Composed, arranged & mixed by Steffen Offermann =============================================== I really love Mimmo's vocals on this song. Another…

lyrics, etc. at www.pauliorio.blogspot.com

2 Januari 2010. I love animals and so I made this video for my friends at CDMagz, and later also posted the video myself at my Twirretwarre channel. I hope you enjoy the music and the birds in our garden! I improvised with Korg I3 and improvised…

Our lovely cat Minimini is such a nice cat. She loved to go outside with me in the snow. And so I had to make some music and video with her. This was in January 2010

tune mujhe pahechana nahi...

This is an acoustic guitar piece dedicated to my friend Jim 'IamMohawk"s journey in this lifetime, he has videos that are native american related on youtube, type IamMohawk and you can find his cool site, Thanx for vivisting, Peace my friends. "G"

Radio clean edit of Shut It Down by Akon

Alan Sondheim - violin, Jukka-Pekka Kervinen - electric guitar, SMD.

Still not quite sure why I called it "Winston". But I did. I think I might put some vocals on the second part of this sometime when I'm not rushing to meet a deadline.

A waltz. Nifty.

Pretty basic pop/rock tune. The lead guitar was a last-minute replacement for a vocal line.

OK, you caught me cheating again (see "Supervillain" description). The chord progression is original this time, but instead of a proper arrangement, it's an improvised guitar solo over a sort of trippy sound collage. It has its moments, but…

This seems a lot quieter than the rest of the album. Whoops. I mixed the whole thing in one 6 hour shot to meet the RPM deadline. Also, I have no idea what I'm doing when it comes to mixing. Anyway, I like this tune. And it's a good example…

This was the first track I wrote for the album, the first I began recording for the album, and the first I finished mixing for the album. In retrospect, it probably would have been The Smart Choice for the album's opening track. Somewhere…