My song about the beginning of the journey to the Pacific and the search for the northwest passage.

My story song of an important navigation tool for Lewis and Clark mentioned in their journal of the adventure.

My song of the experience at dusk on the Missouri River.

My story song in honor of Pierre Cruzatte, the one eyed fiddler of the Corps of Discovery.

My story song about an indian site on the Missouri River near Boone county Mo.

My song about the hazards of the Missouri River. A snag is an above water branch and a sawyer is a below water log or branch. Hence, "Tom Sawyer," from Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens).

It's about a friend of mind who has grown increasingly isolated.

A little ditty about the Muppet Audi Speedster, UK plate number 202330, breaking the law in Bavaria.

A ukulele cover of a hair metal classic. And yes, I've still never had one lesson!

You know when you're creating something and it comes out exactly how you wanted it, and then it becomes you favorite? This one is still my favorite and has not been dethroned yet. The song is all by me - words, vocals, bass, the "guitar…

This crazy getaway song is a little something I wrote when I was convinced that the cops were about to raid my apartment for some reason. It sounds a little neurotic, kind of like a space-jazzy Radiohead song, except all instrumental. Make up…

Using the rock & roll and fox trot beats from the 1958 record album "Rhythm Accompaniment", with the composer playing all other instruments. Written and recorded in February 2009 for the RPM Challenge.

Using cha cha and rhumba beats from the 1958 record album "Rhythm Accompaniment", with all other instruments played by the composer. Written and recorded in February 2009 for the RPM Challenge.

Featuring Matt Podschweit on keyboards with the composer on tenor sax. Written and recorded in February 2009 for the RPM Challenge.

Using the fox trot beat from the 1958 record album "Rhythm Accompaniment", with the composer on all other instruments except keyboard, which was played by Matt Podschweit. Written and recorded in February 2009 for the RPM Challenge.