A track written by Alex over 10 years ago and yet the lyrics seem more relevant today than they even were back then. Recorded and mixed by other Spencer sibling, Tomas.

THE BUDS AND BLOSSOMS I've been meaning to write you a letter But I did not know what I would say I've been thinking about you and your new love And wishing that there was a way... And the buds and the blossoms remind me of you today…

(C) 2007 Royal T Music

(C) 2007 Royal T Music

LULLABY Key D D4 D sus D, D4 D sus D (D) Close your eyes and tell me. Tell me what you see. In the sleepy landscape of your reverie. (G) Can you count the blossoms in the (Em) garden (A) of your (D) mind? Think about the mountains and the…

Cover of a 19th century minstrel tune attributed to S.S. Steele, popularize by the late great John Hartford. This is my own arrangement. I use it as a backing track for alive set without the banjo and lead vocal tracks. BTW- that banjo is an…

THE STREETS OF LAREDO As I walked out in the streets of Laredo As I walked out in Laredo one day I spied a poor cowboy all wrapped in white linen Wrapped in white linen as cold as the clay "I see by your outfit that you are a cowboy…

Shadows & Light, A compilation between: Bethan Mathis, Vocals http://alonetone.com/bethanmathis Lisa D, Irish Whistle http://alonetone.com/lisad Greg Connor, Guitar Lyrics: Shadows And Light, Written by…

A little bit of pop with a strong 80s touch (I hope). ================================================= Summer Love Lyrics: John Scunziano Vocals: Domenico Mercurio Guitars: David Patterson, Domenico Mercurio Composed by Steffen…

An experimental sort of tune in a retro style. It's like music from an old 1950's silent film.

Sympathy for a Friend is an ambient 19 edo electric guitar solo, picked, finger picked, and ebowed with effects.

acoustic

This one is a Stones-type diesel burner.

Hanging out in the living room with one of my sons, just making stuff up. I wish I'd had the recorder closer to him - whistle too loud, guitar too soft.

Cover of "Stand by me" with my own twists

From Wikipedia: ""I Wonder as I Wander" is a Christmas carol written by John Jacob Niles. The carol has its origins in a song fragment collected on July 16, 1933 by folklorist and singer John Jacob Niles.[1][2][3][4][5] While in the town of…

Sometimes in the middle of a gig I like to jam with myself.

From the album IT WAS A DARK & STORMY NIGHT... The narration makes slightly more sense in the context of the album.

Inner darkness.

Unreachable spaces.