This is a piece Norm and I collaborated on last year. We hope you will enjoy it. two improvised 12 string guitar lines bass line ( I took a few takes) improvised piano Norm's percussion in Tumbao rhythm

bass drums

sounds of the waterphone

Yadda Yadda Yadda- Sigmund Freud

AMY WINEHOUSE WAS FORCED TO DO A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT DRINKING AND DRIVING.

DAVE AND LOIS ARE A HAPPILY MARRIED COUPLE. ALTHOUGH - SOMETIMES - LOIS LIKES DAVE TO DO IMITATE VOICES WHILE THEY HAVE SEX SO SHE CAN FEEL LIKE THEY ARE HAVING A THREESOME. LISTEN FOR SPECIAL GUEST: FRED RODGERS IN EPISODE ONE.

An abuse of Brian Bazeley's Keeping the Peace by Norm Harris and myself.

This song is built on an entirely weird formula. First, I played it. Second, I broke it up into equal but random lengths, Then, starting each segment where i played it, Repeating each segment four or five times, adding lots of fx Finally, i needed…

This is the accoustic version of fat tragedy. I guess it is a guitar solo. Thinking itself through, but not really anticipating what itself is going to do.

Instrumental (for now). I'd just moved into a new place in the city, and was feeling pretty good about my future. There's a definite touch of both my rock and dance influences scattered throughout this one.

Vibes, bass drums steel plates

I self-released an EP, mumble mumble, a couple years back. By "self-released," I mean "I made some copies and gave them to anyone who would take them." The whole EP is essentially songs written while learning the software I record with. This…

Second track from the mumble mumble EP.

Fifth and final track from the mumble mumble EP.

Instrumental. Wrote and recorded this in about two hours a few years ago, still remains one of my favorites.