Since you've all been such good boys and girls this year, I decided I should give you all a present. Here is a song written by yours, truly, and sung by the incredible Inge Meijer. I can't say enough about what an great job she did on the song…

Who's that knocking at the door It's the sand In the wind with the truth and more Seagull in the sky Soar like an Eagle Pray in sights Fly in to the sea Dive down deep You will find me Only then you rise Phoenix flys To golden hights…

Jip1965 came round to kick my ass into gear and played a bit of rhythm i did the rest and then sent it off to the good Lady Jane to do her stuff and very nice stuff indeed! Cheers Me Lady!!! x

Recently, my wife and I discovered the TV show Portlandia, and it has become our Saturday morning ritual to watch the latest episode with our coffee. Anyways, I kind of got the theme song (http://www.ifc.com/fix/2011/02/portlandia-whats-that…

After a long summer of doing stuff other than recording it was time to get back on the horse. Sonically, this isn't much of a departure but I am trying a couple of new things technically. One it that I spent more time on the drums (an achilles…

Vocals, bass and acoustic guitar by Dave Tanner. Drums, keys, lead guitar studio production by Aaron Crawford. Recorded and mixed Sept. 6 and Sept. 13 at Resistance Recording. Engineered by Aaron Crawford from the album "Sunny, sorta…

in a cool darkened lounge floors above the cityscape quiet laughter, clink of ice in glass D min looks into the eyes of G min a quiet romance begins sometimes the best things in life are quite simple (lots of rough sound on this,, not sure…

From my RPM Challenge 2011 effort. Originally this wasn't an instrumental, but the time pressures of RPM changed that.

This is what happens when I come back to a track that started being put together in a commercial radio station production studio back in about '92/'93 (post liquid-lunch "creative" time). The rhythm loops were layered then the crunch guitar (courtesy…

from the album "the Hardest Blow" featuring vocals and slide guitar from Gregg Todt My father says, it's not enough This mortal strife, gets too rough And sinners dance, upon your grave Waiting for, your bones to bleed The hardest blow…

This song is something special to me. I think it was special to John too. It hurts to miss people who are gone from your life, but I think it's worse to forget them.

I had some fun this afternoon with a bluesy tune - and ran out of time for singing and my vocals are not good - wanna try? I need to remember to tune my guitars down when I want to sing - that would make my life easier.

Drive cleaning time!! Found this arrangement left over from RPM. The drum track was already mixed from my old kit. I cut it and mashed it up trying to fix it when I mix it. Then I added some vintage synth sounds, some guitars, and some reptilian…

They recon if you go down any mine in the world you'll find a Cornishman there working. Colin did the vocals and twelve string Matthew did Balron, whistle, backing vocals ect. I did the acoustic and backing vocals.

Many nebulae form from the gravitational collapse of gas in the interstellar medium. As the material collapses under its own weight, massive stars may form in the center, and their ultraviolet radiation ionises the surrounding gas, making it visible…

And oh my Dog My bones got out Of my arms And into your Charms

this is a little bit different for us, must have been messin with an acoustic at the time!!.

My first Christmas original just off the presses with that cowboy, spaghetti western style. Paul: Why don't you try Jingle Bells or something Geas: Oh God,No, I hate the classics... that sucks...... Paul: Yea that does suck. Try emmmm, Oh Holy…