A song of love, loss, and unrelenting hatred for those pin-striped S.O.B.'s. WARNING: You might hear an occasional F-bomb.

I find it difficult to believe this is all Midi instruments. The Midi guitars, bass & leads, I ran through amp sims. The drums are all Midi. 7 tracks. Kicker, snare, 2 tom tracks, high hat, tambourine, and a cowbell. All done on the keys…

Don't beat me with a Bible belt!! All parts by CMOR 2012

Sometimes it comes down to the simple pleasures of life. Written by Greg Connor Lyrics: Hop into my Lincoln Continental Head on down to the greasy spoon Table or booth is inconsequential Long as I can find some room Waitress coming with a…

This was the first acoustic song I had ever made. Let me know what you guys think. (:

This is a classical finger picked blues / classical guitar solo hybrid with lexicon reverberation and freeze pedal. There is some sloppiness. The idea was to push myself in playing and what I was playing melodically and harmonically.

An old guy checking into his deathbed and coming to terms with it.

Psychological consequences of war.....written and performed by Nick Plagakis.....Lyrics: Sixty seven shots ringing Across the desert, heads are spinning Bang, Bang Bang; is all I hear Bang, Bang, Bang;…

This is a live cut from an NPR radio broadcast back in 1988 while my Irish Trad group Scartaglen was on one of its first east coast tours. Found recently on a cassette tape. Musically this was one of my favorite periods in the history of the band…

capo @ 4 Am - 3/4 time (starts on A) Am G Am G Am Last night I said Good bye to Rose but long ago I learned. The things that last we seldom know and think a bridge is burned. Bb…

OH JIMMY capo @ 4 or 5 live C Am F G On page thirty of the yearbook he found a picture sweet A girl named Marie Angel, in school right down the street Dm walk down G He didn’t notice…

The guy who lives next door to the guy who has lots and lots of friends...

a song abot a hermit's perspective

Sung by my Friend, Roz McCormick. Woman loses her lover at war.

A love song.

“There are two possible outcomes: If the result confirms the hypothesis, then you’ve made a measurement. If the result is contrary to the hypothesis, then you’ve made a discovery.” —Enrico Fermi Details http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=1869

The first of 4 tunes coming your way with the spotlight on my friend "Michael Thomas of Cave Street" http://alonetone.com/cavestreet This one is my favorite and chills me every time I hear it. It never, ever, gets old. Until Then (Shine…