This short thing is the earliest guitar composition of mine that I can still remember how to play. Original composition date unknown, although I'm pretty sure I played this at the old house we used to live in - so composition must have taken…

Another flashback .. a true classic !

This tune came to me while I was in art class. I love art, but I hate art class. School sucks

A collab on lyrics from the other-side...... Before i stumble and fall Falling back through memories I don't expect a soft landing I'm staring at the tumbleweeds remembering it all i'm remembering it all before I stumble and fall remembering…

I wrote the lyrics and melody to this song a week or so ago when I was feeling that unsettling disconnected feeling we all get from time to time when we're missing the people we love.... Then I gave myself the challenge to try a few things with…

Falling

More from the archives. This was the opening cut on Scartaglen's 1986 album "The Middle Path". A double jig, a slip jig, and 2 reels. I played bouzouki and Uilleann pipes on this cut

Summertime in Boston, and this little tune is about how it goes by way too fast. Some hilarious chatter between the guys before and after they kick of a pseudo-psychedelic groove that I hope you will enjoy.

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A BIG, BIG thank you to Wildgeas who took my simple acoustic guitar song and turned it into a beautiful work of art. Arrangements and Production done magnificently by Paul Lennon (Wildgeas). Also, special thank you to Bethan who put her sweet…

wherever you happen to be she's not too far behind looking for her apology you know she'll never find it it's the same song that she sings and it drowns out everything as she's chasing after you in the rain all the wrong ways that i went…

Cover of the Radiohead song.

This was written using a Seagull Merlin. It is about following God by listening to our hearts - not our own hearts which are often polluted by the world, but our deeper heart that is the heart of Christ.

The kids at their best. Jessica on flute, Rebecca on saxophone, Amelia on clarinet.

“Troubled Times” was written for Johnny Cash to sing. It is a partially true tale, like so many good ones. It features the existential question "Who first coined the phrase good grief? Such a phrase is beyond belief...."

I was in Beijing for two weeks and I had seen a documentary called Beijing Bubbles shortly before. When I heard a band rehearse in a bar near my hotel I walked in and saw it was the guy from the doc.