One of my favorite recordings and favorite songs. The drums of this Political Folk tune was generated with the Yamaha E313. The lead guitar break needs replaced with a violin, but… THE FINAL HOUR Welcome to the final hour Everybody kneel…

One of my personal favorite recordings from the 52 song MYTHOPOETICA demo collection, even though there’s a sound quality issue (the bass had a bit of a buzz). This was my first time using a wammy bar – I liked it! PLASTIC GIRL You can’t…

Lyrics & music by Greg Connor. Lead and slide guitars by Gene Eric Mann. Copyright © 2012 Greg Connor.

Be still and know that "I Am."

With Soundsmith Kamachi. Lyrics heavily based on a poem by Sir Henry Wotton, "Queen of Bohemia".

Das ist der 7.Song von dem 2.Teil der 1.Trilogie "Zauberwald" von Mordant In Flesh.

What can I say. I couldn't sleep.

a trial

Sometimes the natural order of things seemed broken, the course of events accelerated to a rapid and you feel that what is happening with you is ...a movie, and you're in, but this is not your, you are here by accident. --- …just another turn…

Das ist der 1.Song von der 3. Single von Cum Splash!

Cover of the Led Zeppelin song from III.

Yup, @floridaman again. This time a couple stole money for crack and told the cops they were kidnapped and forced to steal the money. No way anyone will see through that story, eh? This mix feels mushy. It's made worse by the tons of sauce…

It's based on a true story. And in the structure I was hoping for enough variation to make it interesting.

Tempest Fero Lives again! My first real band was called Tempest Fero. We shoulda rethought that name. Anyway, this was one of the first four or five songs we wrote. There should be keyboard, but I don't have the skill or the patience to…

My cover / tribute to the Led Zeppelin masterpiece. It's a song I turned to in the early days of teaching myself to play guitar 30 years ago and I've always been a bit obsessed by it. Done for the songcrafters.org Zepfest. Enjoy

(new 2014, from, Farewell to faded Blue)

I was listening to the two Jack Bruce/Robin Trower records from 1981. I was sort of digging the whole aging-white-guys-making-a-show-of-being-funky vibe and decided to steal it. The result is this cheese ball of a 12-bar. In GarageBand…