hope in a fury of rock and roll punk rock ... the lyrics roughly translated are ... pretend you're beaten with a hot iron every day. pretend you're in a labyrinth traces of a sick heart. inside rules of non-sense. laughing with a winners…

sweet beats of realization against a background of rock and roll punk rock

...and, quite possibly, the most misuse of a distorted saxophone ever...

amor a dios

2010 Young Men's Choral Festival @ Mansfield University. Me as recording engineer.

2010 Young Men's Choral Festival @ Mansfield University. Me as recording engineer.

2010 Young Men's Choral Festival @ Mansfield University. Me as recording engineer.

2010 Young Men's Choral Festival @ Mansfield University. Me as recording engineer.

A warning to complacent relationships. Instrumental with Ijah vocals with bass line and vocals added and remixed.

2010 Young Men's Choral Festival @ Mansfield University. Me as recording engineer.

This is based on Slow Blues! A plodding blues song needed a plodding vocal and got one, all about the simple life.

2010 Young Men's Choral Festival @ Mansfield University. Me as recording engineer.

2010 Young Men's Choral Festival @ Mansfield University. Me as recording engineer.

six verses of blues about six nasty pieces of work. Straight forward blues played in various styles in one take and normalised. The vocal done in one proper take too (i got shouted at for the first one, abandoned half way!).

2010 Young Men's Choral Festival @ Mansfield University. Me as recording engineer.

This blues piece uses my Blue Just tuning system (1/1, 15/14, 9/8, 6/5, 5/4, 4/3, 7/5, 3/2, 8/5, 5/3, 9/5, 15/8, 2/1). For more on my tuning go to www.johnsmusic7.com