This is my bluegrass cover of an Ernest Tubb tune. Guitar, banjo, mandolin and bass. Check out the video.

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Otis Redding

Recorded with friends at the Experience Music Project in Seattle, Oregon in 2006 or 2007. Far from a track of much worth, but uploaded here for posterity and sharing of what I find to be a fairly amusing recording.

He does ....he needs it.....and want's it now

The other Reg has got the Blues too the Folsom kind......

Poor Reg's mate Ronald lost his job in the Government cuts now this whole world is caving in..... he has the bailiffs pounding at his door and he can't take anymore........he has lost his pension....soon to lose his house ......he's already lost…

live in the kitchen vox + piano only no fx version and i don’t know what you mean about the things i haven’t seen it isn’t easy being green when all you ever say is mean you know i tried to keep it clean but you were messing up my scene…

The rhythm is a little off here and there. I'm not used to playing a keyboard.

live at Avant Garden in Houston, Tx. 12/28/11 This edit contains the motifs Up the Chupacabra and Hymn.

Down the cellar this evening we were having a bit of fun with this old Elvis Classic ....he didn't seem to mind.....but Dr Nick had been in earlier.........with the one armed Banjo band backing...

The insecurity of criticism to the nowhere man ......... I didn't have time this evening to put any music to this so i've put an old instrumental (The Turkish Lout) to it.....hope you enjoy my little drama about that nowhere man....(Be Warned…

Well heres my attempt at singing Jerusalem....i would have liked to have performed it better so that the vocal would have done Chris's music more Justice but sometimes you just have to do what you can and go with the flow........thanks Chris…

Without the waffle.................

When i was a young man I stayed round a so called friends house once and heard them talking about me through the walls ........i never let on i heard.........needless to say they are no longer my friend............Hopefully they will hear the…

originally written and performed by Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel.

Homer used to play music for a living and you know what that means

Parts I and II originally written and performed by Neutral Milk Hotel

originally written and performed by Fiona Apple

originally written and perfomed by Jeremy Messersmith