Amazing grace - blues/rock style.

A rock version of How Great Thou Art. I definitely had some fun with this one.

Just messing around with recordings. I played rhythm with a drum loop and then lead over top of that.

This one's definitely far from perfect, but I had a lot of fun doing it...

this song speaks of the putting aside of guilt and walking hand in hand with my inner self into each and every day...rejoicing. I've worn the robe of the guilty i've let this tyranny take me to the bottom of the ocean no more will i suffocate…

I needed a place to host a work in progress where it wouldn't be obvious so you might have found a secret mix!!! So that 4 minute song with the slide guitar that no-one listens to is gone ;-)

Outtake from my latest album, 27b/6.

If you enjoy listening to people make fools of themselves, then you'll enjoy this. At the least, on an intellectual level. I blame 50/90.

I think the most fun on this one was playing the bass part...

Clean undistorted version, because someone told me it should be that way. (Thank you)

This was quickly put together as I collected my thoughts for some serious soul searching. I felt a bit funky so why not? This is dedicated to a new friend of mine. Pronounce the title, "Backwards eBeth".

Field recordings collected around Schwäbisch Hall, Germany of sounds I could expect to hear more often than not during the four months I spent residing there. Listen to it with headphones for an optimal listening experience.

Feuerzeug means "Fire Thing"

Today I learned 2 things: 1) Mick Jagger turns 66 tomorrow (a horrifying thought, to be sure), and 2) one of my loop CDs contains vocals from a man who does a good job imitating him. Soooo, with some appreciation for Mick's accomplishments, and…

this is a small concerto for violin and orchestra. First movement. Op. 20

Me playing yakety sax on bass trombone. Cheap mic and the RC of Propellerhead's Record.

Jonathan Thomas looks at Hosea chapter 2

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African Beats; Western Progression; Indian Aesthetics