Evan tries his hand at horseback riding. The steed gets away from him at one point and runs until it is exhausted.

Sorry, it's not a RHCP cover. It's not a typo, either.

VishnuExpress Feat Kcrack An inspiration we had in the studio, listen to riddims..we all happen to be in the same situation we must get over and let go.The Scars Trade

This is the full version of Mary's Garden. The acoustic version is on Songs of The Heart.

This is about the devotion, Jesus, King Of All Nations. I wanted it to sound like an anthem, not unlike Queen's WE WILL ROCK YOU. The end bit was inspired by the Beatles song, RAIN. JESUS, KING OF ALL…

This is the Lord's Prayer or the "Our Father" as we Catholics call it. I have wanted to write a melody for the Our Father for a long time and I was so pleased when it finally came to me. Prayers can be very hard to write a melody to because they…

This about St. Joseph, the foster father of our Lord. Though St. Joseph was human and like an other man, he was still so far ahead of all of us in his relationship with God and in how he saw the world through God's eyes, not his own…

Just a slide tune. More about the sound of the National than the vocals.

THE TWO (or the witnesses) You are the town and we are the clock. We are the guardians of the gate in the rock. The Two. On your left and on your right In the day and in the night, We are watching you. Wiser not to ask just…

Lido shuffle from way back in the 80's a Boz Scraggs cover with Johnny Robbo from over at the Cool Lab, John really smashes the music….hope you enjoy

This is Alan singing a slow R&B Pop ballad. Think of Al Greene with a modern backing track. Alan wrote the music and the lyric. Let us know if you like it a bit...thanks! (c) 2013 Alan D. David, BMI (Half of Double Trouble)

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 re-take of a great tune written by Gene.

From the Utopia Soundtrack.

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This chord progression was written within five minutes by Vinnie Caggiano. It sounds like the theme for a macabre TV comedy, ergo the title.