When I crossed the desert I left everything behind My gun My money And the burdens of my mind When I crossed the Mojave There was nothing that I lacked I left in the dead of night And I never once looked back When I crossed Death…

Lazy day in Vegas She just appeared So elegant, intelligent Grinning from ear to ear She had that killer style Looks that turn your eye I liked the way she rolled When I asked her what her name was She said “Tumbleweed, They call…

This is an ambient piece made mostly from field recordings in the Soniccouture collections 'Geosonics' and 'Giant Bass Tongue Drum'.

Classical Crossover version of "Wicked Game" originally by Chris Isaak

"Turn! Turn! Turn! (to Everything There Is a Season)", often abbreviated to "Turn! Turn! Turn!", is a song written by Pete Seeger in the late 1950s. The lyrics were adapted almost entirely from verses in the Book of Ecclesiastes, set to music…

Meeting the Gremlin's at my house for a quick brunch.

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

I've been tinkering with this one for a week or two. It still needs vocals, and to have the midi drums swapped out with live drums, and some tighter bass work, but it's coming along.

I can only listen to Mustang Sally so many times. But Genghis has the most incredible tone. I can't keep my ears of it!

As Instrumental song

A few years ago, a few young folks told me that I am young at heart and don't act my age, and around the same time I ran into the girl I bullied as a kid and we reconciled and shared with her my hurts of my past, and how God changed me. This song…

I wrote this about the story of Frankenstein by Mary Shelly. The first part is from the viewpoint of Victor Frankenstein and the second part from the view of the creature. Quite a bit later I realized that the chorus was actually about myself…

David And Goliath Part 1: Oh, just a shepherd boy was David 4/6/97 The youngest son of Jesse The prophet Daniel did anoint him The king of Israel to be He tended sheep in the hills of Bethlehem…

Schoenberg might wonder where the other three notes went.

The first version of this is on Songs of The Heart. This version was written around 9/11 and is a plea for America to hold on to God, not move away from Him.