I'll admit it right up front . . . This is the result of an idle mind.

The other day I was having problems So I called my son Because he always helps me when I'm in trouble... When the mouse can't see the dongle The cursor is erratic. There's something in the way Move that chair Hmh, maybe I Google it…

I have no memory of writing or recording this song. I have no idea what it's about. CONNIE'S SONG Em D C B... (Em) Before I knew anything (D) about you, I (C) loved you (Em) Whenever you would show, I stared in (D) wonder I heard you…

This is a cover of fellow RPMer Ienne Lynn's song "Holes" She easily is one of the best performance on RPM 2020 - with a raw sound and perfect lyrics that are so easy to relate to. This was recorded with the bare minimum of equipment. The…

I have never written a song about the RPM Challenge itself, until now. Have we really been here for 15 years? It needed to be fun, it needed to be a great dance number. I had the gtr riff, and realized it would be even better as a horn line. The…

Swamp Thing is a custom built guitar by Tony Louscher at Luthier’s Workshop in Green Bay, WI. I wrote the main riff three years ago and it sounded “swampy” to me. For the 2020 RPM Challenge, I dusted off the little riff and created this tune…

Bill set his loop pedal to repeat the quickest note he could, and we played along with it.

Introductory jam with Bill on guitar and Kevin on drums.

Jessie kindly contributed her voice to this recording

Brennan proposed the title of the song while looking at a bottle of Dust Off by the computer.

Whatever "it" is. Recorded for the 2020 RPM Challenge I Got It Well I woke up this mornin Water all around If I hadn’t raised my head good god I woulda drowned Now I got it I got it Yeah I got it and I just can’t give it away…

Conceived in the shower in mid February with the backing track fully recorded less than an hour later. Who doesn't like the Ramones?! Just a fun track to celebrate RPM's 15th anniversary. The lyrics lean toward being tongue-in-cheek. I don't hole…

I love surf music complete with Fender guitars dripping in lots of spring reverb. This one came out of the clear blue and somehow developed the double-naught spy thing in the process. Matt plays lead. He's got the surf thing down pat!

A simple little ballad. I wrote it thinking of meaningful relationships gone south. The guitar is a Les Paul Studio through a Boss AC-3 Acoustic Simulator and Electro-Harmonix Grand Canyon delay.

New material to put together and listen to in case we get quarantined:)

I must be nearing the end because all of the playing and singing it getting sloppy. I like the call and response thing in the verse. The punches on the guitars are pretty shitty. I like all the sauce I put on the sax. So it's hit or miss…