I'M A STRANGER TO ME - capo @ 3 playing in C I'm a stranger to me I make the bed where I sleep I cook the food that I eat I fold the towel that dries The tears in my eyes I'm a stranger to me I'm a stranger to me Every morning we meet…

Let the choir sing and spiral 'til you feel fine Angels on a train calling 'heresy helpline' I see force ready aim and fire I'm coming to see you I'm coming to see you I dont feel like leaving town If you don't wake up and come around…

A song that Rick Babb started and I finished. He brought me the first verse and the chorus and the music. I finished it. © 2007 Royal T Music HERE COMES LONELY Key D D Peggy says it’s over but I don’t believe…

(C) 2008 Royal T Music

HE MOVED ON capo @ 7 in C positions C G Am Em Jenny left her husband many years ago F C G She got lost in menopause and found herself…

One night after our gigs, Chris Zeller at the Hilton Hotel and me at Shananagans in Midland we met in his hotel room and decided we would both write a song called THE CHANGING OF THE WAYS. I wonder what ever happened to him. THE CHANGING OF…

Wrote this while playing the part of Saul Gibbs in the movie WILD BILL. The moon shone like diamonds on mirrors in puddles shaped like horse's feet Deadwood was quiet. The smoke had all settled. The blood was dry. Young Jack McCall sat awake…

I was trying to learn I'M IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE and gave up and took what I had already and wrote this. CACTUS FLOWER Cactus flower shining. Simple song of life never in a bouquet Gathered for a wife Cactus flower growing In a land…

HOME ON THE RANGE Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam Where the deer and the antelope play Where seldom is heard a discouraging word And the skies are not cloudy all day Home, home on the range Where the deer and the antelope play…

Ellamy Tiller on the piano and drums.

Brianna Pannell on backup vocals.

This was my dad's favorite song of mine about thirty years ago. Maybe it was because he just liked to hear me sing s positive song for a change. (C) 2011 Royal T Music

It is a song.

This song was written about being around someone who just didn't take any notice of what they were doing and took no notice of the warnings you had given them about their actions, so you had to go.

About no one in particular, just a figment of my imagination.

Rythm guitar, meaningless lyrics and a guy playing drums

Dare ya to not be singing this the rest of the day

Good, fun rock

I love Bright Eyes ^.^

This is a “cross-over” pattern. Cross-over patterns are a type of enharmonic polymeter, where 2 rhythms with different numbers of beats/measure are played at the same tempo: the measures do not line up each time. These rhythms have measures…

The guy who lives next door to the guy who has lots and lots of friends...

This is the third song from the Thomas - Lennon project. A collaboration with Michael Thomas of Cave Street. http://alonetone.com/cavestreet Lyrics and vocals - Michael Thomas Wildgeas Music - Paul Lennon Enjoy! Love is Free as you let it…

Taken from a legendary show at the now-defuct At The Hop nightclub and restaurant, this recording features Bruce Forr on vocals. Originally an early hit for Little Jimmy Dickens, it's always a crowd-pleaser, and a lot of fun to play!

Featuring Brad Floyd on mandolin, this is one of those songs we never really "learned," we just "did." Mama Corn often attempts something onstage that we've never even tried at rehearsal, and sometimes, it turns out nice.

From a rainy summer evening at Brookmere Winery's vineyard, Belleville, PA. Wine was flowing, and we made a bunch of new friends that night.

From the Beech Creek Barnburner, early 2008, public domain song. Very enjoyable afternoon with good friends, and it shows in our playing that day. This is an old song about sharing the moonshine, a "demijohn" is a container used for carrying corn…

This is a remix of an improvised track I did for our first RPM album. For this new mix, I got rid of the vocals & added a most excellent electric guitar part by our good friend, Chris Mitchell. He listened to the track just once and proceeded…

a song abot a hermit's perspective

Listen if you on yo Grown shit!

Blackie.

Blackie & mc6million.

Blackie.

Self-explanatory.

http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=1864

Shadows & Light, A compilation between: Bethan Mathis, Vocals http://alonetone.com/bethanmathis Lisa D, Irish Whistle http://alonetone.com/lisad Greg Connor, Guitar Lyrics: Shadows And Light, Written by…

One of a series of improvised ambient guitar recordings. Part of the Ambient Dreams 1 album

Me and buddies first shot at this, bet there'll be many more.

Tues Womens Bible Study 08/2/11 #1135

This is my wife Patrice doing the lead vocal. With her singing lead, our band name is The Heartbreak of Invention

The first of 4 tunes coming your way with the spotlight on my friend "Michael Thomas of Cave Street" http://alonetone.com/cavestreet This one is my favorite and chills me every time I hear it. It never, ever, gets old. Until Then (Shine…

a working track. i dip in once in a while and scrub this bit, file back that bit. let me know what yous think! good/bad criticisms. also the title is lame. that will change.

For us.

A little bit of pop with a strong 80s touch (I hope). ================================================= Summer Love Lyrics: John Scunziano Vocals: Domenico Mercurio Guitars: David Patterson, Domenico Mercurio Composed by Steffen…

Another early Sluggos tune brought back in the modern era; from 2007's "Songs About Girls."

One of my several songs about marriage & divorce; from 2007's "Songs About Girls."

I wrote this song in 1990 for the early Sluggos; this recording is from 2007's "Songs About Girls."

A modern-day Sluggos tune, written as love letter to Wichita, Kansas. This song is now being used as theme song to "Wichita Sessions," a locally-produced public television show (KPTS-8) featuring area musicians. Live version from KPTS-TV's "Wichita…

Another geeky supergroup of sorts was Jones Six, featuring Tom Page, Albert Alfonso, original Sluggos drummer Kent Downing and myself. This recording was made live on KMUW-FM in 1996.

From "Anomalon," a lost rock opera; recorded in 1996 in the basement beneath Miller Concert Hall at WSU.