a duel between a sloppy guitarist and a precision drum emulator.

Creedence. Not embarrassing at all.

My version of the fantastic Sister Savage/Gary Fox tune. Not as good as the original but I had fun! Thanks to Tess for helping out with the lyrics

A typical folk song. Written and recorded in about an hour for the 24 hour album (attempted on March 13th). Excuse roughness and vocal glitches, it was 2am and this was my first full take. Thanks to montgomeru for his chord suggestions…

This song's about that guy in the band who really can't play and just doesn't get any better, but pays for studio time, buys the gear, springs for beer, and owns the van. You always have to think twice about kicking the guy out with all the money!

Is it possible to think too much? I think it is. Recorded as part of RPM 2010

By no means the first song that popped out. It's just the first one I'm calling done beyond a remix. I think this will wind up leading in to a metal tune and will likely be shorter.

A WildGeas and Cave Street collaboration You see me and I see you Is that what's real? You say bad and I say good Which one is real? When you do the things you do Then how do you feel? There's a time There's a season For change…

This track is off the third CD. The title is related to playing style which is centered around tappping. Recorded with my Huss and Dalton MJC in open D tuning

a culmination of the past few nights, alone, in the dark, a feeling has been lingering and this is my attempt at capturing it. this is unfinished i think, i feel like something needs to be changed or added or taken away, or that it needs to…

Similar in feel to the other Fragile Moment track. Mostly acoustic guitars recorded sitting in my shop on the H4N and then finished up in Cubase just this morning. September 9 09. Maybe a nice one for bedtime

Solo acoustic finger picking thing I've been working on for a while. Sometime around 1968 I started studying with Mr. George Bennett who taught me the rudiments of finger picking. Later when we played some gigs together he also taught me the rudiments…