song from my band ezra bell. for kelly lavery

Words and music: Larry Bailey Guitar/vocals: Larry Bailey Bass/low back-up vocal: Nat Slautich Drums/high back-up vocal: Ethan Osborne Live @ Sante Fe, Fredericksburg, VA June 2001 Another quality performance featuring back-up vocals from…

CAUTION: Adult language…so what. (Bailey, Slautich, Osborne)Studio recording from Chicken Noodle Hammer circa 2000. Bailey: Guitar/Vocals Slautich: Bass Osborne: Drums A real gem; good energy & sounds great. What’s not to like…

I wrote this little ditty back in May, did an acoustic demo and then played it to one or two people. I always meant to do something a bit more, er, "expansive" with the thing... So I stuck it in the corner for a bit and forgot about it. Been…

Always on the threshold, always buzzing, get out of my head, get out get out

This is a prayer of the Catholic tradition which I put to music. the guitar is in drop D tuning.

I started to speak but forgot what I wanted to say. I started to write but I ran out of room on the page. I opened up all the windows and it started to rain. I opened my head and took out a piece of my brain. My body woke up but it felt…

Various guitars using the Fractal Axe Fx. Drums are SSD4.

A view on ghosts. Used my tenor recorder, guitars, and bass. Bizarre how once song writing starts, it seems to write itself. Hope you like.

A collaboration by Burtog, oldrottenhead and 64Guitars on a cover of the song by The Smiths, though influenced by the Love Spit Love version. Tremolo guitar, bass and drums by Burtog. Vocals by oldrottenhead. Other guitars by 64Guitars.

Not about my own life...... just a fertile mind.... while I still have one !!! Played in Open D

This is my first track ever with vocals. Yes this is my voice, no I do not take credit for this amazing song. Frank Sinatra is such an awesome person. This stays true to the big band original with some differences in the words and wordings…

A saucy little ditty from the Jip and LJ laboratory. The first thing I've sung for 3 weeks (been resting a very strained voice - eek!) I'm having a party, I'm inviting everyone There'll be much frivolity, booze flowing, so much fun I may…

walking out on the cubicle job... for good