Words - Steven Chugg Music & Vocals - Errol Chugg Guitars - Nod

This is an "official" contribution to the ImprovFriday Japan charity event album if the music is approved. More details: http://improvfriday.ning.com/ and here http://improvfriday.ning.com/forum/topics/japan-charity-event-thread

Fast forward time, 9 years to the day, and I am in a check-out lane. You're standing there 3 or 4 feet away, pretending not to notice. You look so beautiful in the winter, Just like I remember. Nothing really changes when it comes to the…

do you?

An older song I did this is an earlier version of the little kinda punk rock song. I later did a more vocal version. I've come, gone and left and came back a long way as you can hear but I feel I need to get back to some more straight forward…

second version of "Remember When" but instrumental and a little different. Is going to be added to the "Horton Smokes A Whookah" album project. Cheers.

This song was written by a guy called Bert Sommer , and perforormed at the Woodstock Festival , he was also in the musical Hair , its said he wrote the song about Jennifer Warnes ( who was also in Hair ), if this song had been included on the…

A little piece. I hope you like and/or enjoy.

A song about loss........

Charles Prince du Gisement au Radio-Magazine sur les ondes de Radio-Canada!!!

One track off my album-in-progress "From Alpha to Omega". 24 tracks, one for each letter of the Greek alphabet.

Dave Berry - music (acoustic guitar, Electric guitar, bass, piano) Tim Green - Vocals Shadowself - backing vocals

17 edo guitar lead and drone via loop station 12 edo 5 string bass drums from a box of cracker jack Just something I felt I had to do tonight.

double tracked

DanO piano and bgv Michael guitar and vocals oil and water just like oil and water whenever we come together you never know what kind of weather will show but you know it's gonna blow you it's gonna flow just like oil and water you drink your…

Mondo, Hojo and GK Rockin' the Free World. Written and recorded in Hollywood California March 18, 2011. Peace and Love........

Arrived early to band practice, started playing a bass riff, made something of it a few days later!

the soundtrack to one of my experimenal films http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoeU-cIciNc 1. The beginning of this Divine Science is the fear of the Lord and its end is charity and love toward our Neighbour; the all-satisfying Golden Crop is properly…

More sketch than song. Blythm and Ruse on the Tasty. Armless (on One Side) Willie Lee Harlot on the Bits.

tune i have never been able to come up with the right words. maybe someday.

When I composed this little instrumental song I did not use very good sounds for it, and I did not yet know (or bother) how to edit the midi sounds to make them sound better. This is just a quick remix using the same old sounds. I don't think…

Vocals - Kelly A2 Drums - Digital Drummer Bass - HAZ Guitars - Clayville Piano, words & music - Errol

This was written on piano, then arranged for guitars. If memory serves, it took two guitars and a bass to play the chord voicings I used on the keyboard.

An acoustic number partially because I couldn't come up with an effective full-band arrangement. This song dates back to a phase where everything I was writing involved several long sections built around strange and elaborate chords progressions…

After writing these lyrics years ago I realized how embarrassingly passive-aggressive and entitled they sounded. But there were a few nice turns of phrase I didn't want to lose, so I decided to just own up to it, hence the subtitle.

Just a brief coda to the album. The guitar is in an open tuning (Open D or open G, I forget which) and the percussion is just me slapping my lap.

Hmmm. Guess I never got around to programming drums for this one.

Straight forward pop rock. I like the chord progression on the chorus.

I think I wrote the music for this in, like, 2002. Then tweaked it bit by bit until I got around to finishing it in 2009 or so.

Molly is an actual person. But I've never met her and you've never heard of her. So rather than dwelling on that, let's just enjoy the pleasant folk pop ditty. Unusually, I wrote most of this melody before I picked up a guitar and found the…

Originally conceived as a hypothetical dialog between Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini. Then mutated into, y'know, a pop song.

This might be my current favorite track on the album. The weird solo on the end was made by improvising two (lousy) guitar solos with weird effects over the fade out, reversing them both in their entirety, then re-reversing selected fragments…

A nice cheery dirge for you all. Do not listen while operating heavy machinery.

I think this is the most recently-written song on the album.

I strapped on my acoustic and had a go with this great song. Recorded in one go straight into my Boss microBR built in mic. No fussing around wit this one.