It's Lonely on the Moon ©2020 words and music Jeff Cole A nostalgic memory of youth in the 70's suburban bliss. Swimming in our giant pool made of aluminum. to be that cool to know again You'll never see a bluer sky or smell a greener…

A collab with Mike_S over from the otherside at songcrafters on his instrumental track King & Country which he kindly took the lead off for me to play with and i came up with this Thanks Mike The people like ants looked up and they just…

Too much fast living and this is where you end up........an instrumental for a fest on the otherside

Cover music

The rest of the Sweepers warming up while Bob was unloading his bass. Jamie B. - Guitar Eli M. - Guitar Jonny P. - Drums Bob P. - Vox Tommy U. - Vox

Robbie R. - Guitar, bass, vox, songwriting. Kenny T. - Background vox. Kevin C. - Drums, background vox, recording, mixing.

Kenny made us write the intro lyrics at the studio, and then made me say the intro! Yikes! One of the most sonically dense arrangements we've done. So many tracks! Kenny T. - Rhythm guitar, Clavinova, lead/background vox, percussion, lyrics…

Robbie's exploration of real-world isolation and virtual community. Robbie R. - Guitar, bass, vox, lyrics, songwriting. Margaret B. - Cat litter deodorizer (shaker). Kevin C. - Suitcase bass drum, recording, mixing.

Margaret's lovely ode to lost progress and tenuous hope. Margaret B. - Piano, lead/background vox, lyrics, songwriting. Robbie R. - Lead guitar. Kevin C. - Drums, bass, rhythm guitar, recording, mixing.

The Sweepers reflecting on whatever the hell "love" is. :) Bob P. - Bass, vox. Jamie B. - Guitar. Eli M. - Guitar. Jonny P. - Drums Kevin C. - Recording, mixing.

Me with my dad and my uncle Billy. The phrase "ugly-ass pine trees of home" had been stuck in my head for a few years, so I finally wrote a song around it. James C. - Vox. Billy C. - Dobro, bass. Kevin C. - Guitar, mandolin, lyrics, songwriting…

Another Pure Data generated piece similar in scope to the last but different pitches selected, again with JI in mind, and some interactive playing in the patch live. For more info on Pure Data an open source visual programming language keen for…

I was going to do another instrumental but heard a song at the start so changed direction and came up with this one... Another day comes Yesterdays youth seem miles away As age creeps on day after day Life isn’t what it used to be And no…

Stretch of a short tenor sax improvisation to see what would come out.

Here is peice of mind for mindblowing rap vibe from Steady library, these peice of craft is titled How e go be a song produced by BeatOut Music huncho Mdhazz. Listen Share & rate the song

Messing around with AudioDirector, I got it for free in a bundle. I'm very impressed as I can do a whole lot with a whole lot of little.

I liked the way Texturetest turned out, as a modification of a very short sax improvisation, so decided to stretch it even more than that one - ten more times!