Acoustic version on ukulele and guitar

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this was born of working on a different more heavy rock/metal project... and I had this drum track I played from my Tama kit that I got into and built on that... Shecter Omen bass DI to Zoom L-20 where this was recorded and mixed. Mastered…

A friend of Regs, Lothario had never been faithful to one woman and love almost always equaled pain ... Lothario Lothario was encircle by his ideas of love He could not chose or aquire enough Anquished Wretched…

Full circle

Just a(nother) pointless throw away tune, because I don't seem to be able to find the will to put the effort towards something worth while. Maybe its a phase, maybe I'm just done.

This is the old Willie Nelson song that was famously covered by Patsy Cline which, in many ways, made Willie's career happen. Learning how to play the keys has been a slow, but steady struggle bus. The biggest challenges so far (other than…

It has that winter feeling — still air, dim light, the kind of silence you only get far away from everything. Like sitting by a fireplace in a small cabin, somewhere near a frozen lake, with nowhere else to be. bonus track from the album Low…

THE FIELD MANIFESTO The Now That Is Known and Unknown — Everywhere We Are BEFORE THE FIRST WORD This manifesto does not begin. It was already occurring before you arrived at it. You are not reading this. You are remembering it from a…

A short test of my newly purchased choir voice for Synth V I'm pretty happy with it. Note the third chord from the end is a stack major / minor 7th. (don't count the resolution of the suspension)

What kind of fool R U ? Well ?? Sam Mann and Tim Brown Circa 1982 The Family room tapes

Originally a fado tune composed in 1947 by Raul Ferrão, there must be hundreds of versions. Here's one more.

The narrow path of voices.

by Neil Young

This is a John Prine song. And it's another cover that means a lot to me. John's songs have a melodic and lyrical beauty that is inimitable. This one, in particular, hit close to home after covid took him from us. I know it's silly, but it…

It’s one of those tracks that feels better the later it gets — somewhere between winding down and staying up too long, when things are quiet but your head isn’t. bonus track form my album Low Voltage Hours