by Jewel Kilcher

by Jewel Kilcher

by Jewel Kilcher

by Jewel Kilcher

Another one in our ninjam series. Myself, Jim Goodin, Ray Istorico and an unknown drummer named Stick. Mix By Jim.

Jim Goodin and I from our 2nd ninjam session.

boombastique - dramatique - moviesore

improv loosely based on the Buckethead song

It may be the culture but I think you wise The day you crept close to me I found my mind silent Wanting to run my hands through your soul The jazz wails with Miles and Coltrane behind Singing of youthful times Of all things pure and silk…

live looping soundbox, fretless strat

My name is Bill and I'm a wizard of great reknown. I lead the coven with my wife in Milwaukee town. I am a mason of the 33rd degree, practicing magic with the Illuminati. Laying in my bed in my parents' house in Iowa, everything is normal and…

Frank Miller and I again join forces. Frank composed and performed the drums and we collaborated on the production

a song for a friend w/m oldrottenhead drumloops bass guitar electro acoustic juno di and vox

The finale of Second Symphony, depicting a group of Iowa farm kids experiencing the state fair at Ottumwa; climax is the official US Army Ranger march, "Rangers Lead the Way."

The first movement of Third Symphony; the ravens (clarinet) are under judgment for hassling the tourists, but the case is dismissed as the Fairy Princess has enough of it and begins dancing with her friends around the great fire (fugal coda).

The third movement of Third Symphony, describing a group of mule deer transfixed by the light of the moon and stars.

This is the finale to Third Symphony, depicting the fall gathering of animals at Yellowstone.