Written by Brian Payne and Pat Reynolds Performed by Asphalt Blue

Written by Brian Payne and Pat Reynolds Performed by Asphalt Blue

"field" recording

Bret Harold Hart: string things Eric Wallack: percussives Jeff: running

10th and final track from new album Wishing Well. Moderately slow blues style song.

A new little ditty ....

Sax Tha Captist is a Benue-Jos artist strive at making tha hood a place of freedom for all and this time his hitting the wall hard with this song titled “Bandit” featuring Pappo Sax Tha Captist released this song out of his soon to drop Ep…

I was having a strum and this one came out....thanks for listening We gotta rock n roll They say if rock n roll beats in your Soul That the notes make a key to fit the keyhole To open up a life to be full and free To makes you, you…

a reinterpreted reimagined somewhat of a cover version of the original song by Anton Samford & Nately Vee. Lyrics by Nately & Tommy Davidson Music by Anton & Nately AS: Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Drums

Written and recorded for the Record Every Month Challenge in April 2023

Funny Story:)

After Sebs football today I went up into the loft searching for an old guitar a friend gave me a few years back. When I lifted the lid of the case I saw that the tone switch was pulled off leaving bare wires. I couldn't remember if it worked or…

Pleased with this orchestration and the Tina Arena arrangement of this iconic Kate Bush classic...have always loved it! Produced and performed by myself, except for the stunning vocal performance by Tina of course ..... (Original Song…

Hello. Well Hello! Hello Pillow, How do you do? I'm doing mighty fine thank you, How about you? Fancy a snooze? Let's go to sleep right now x 3 Right now. Night now. Hello. Hello Pillow, And what a shitter of a day. Never…

(rocking in chair, smoking bubble pipe) Let me tell you a story about the time that Dave fell asleep on the conveyor belt again. Samples used : * 463431__luongthenguyen1__glass-and-metal * 655875__kaleigh0218__glass-shattering

A little ditty I found in the vaults, with Greg Connor on the Banjo doing his thing, trouble is, neither of us can remember when .......

I wanted to record a version of this lovely traditional East Coast Canada / USA tune. It's been done many times, in different ways, with variations on the lyrics. I've leaned on Solas's and Stan Rogers's versions, and added a verse of my own…