A composition written backwards. I started with the relative harmony/coherence of the final measures and retrogressively dismantled it, concluding with the relative chaos of the opening.

Some kind of obscure metaphor for trying to kindle a fire in a downpour.

Good news/bad news joke: Sean and Seamus were great baseball fans. They pledged that whoever died first would contact the other from the afterlife to report on whether or not there was baseball in heaven. Sean was first to depart this life…

Based on an insipid ditty in the Marx Brothers' film "Horse Feathers," which is repeated ad nauseam throughout the picture.

We put a little bit of everything in here for you to try on.

Go ahead, try and sync this up while watching The Wizard of Oz.

Try not to get any Goo Goo on you while listening, and enjoy!

I wanna be a big star, but don't know why, and don't know how..

Another very old track recorded on cassette recorders. Curiosity value - the vocals were by a guy named Dancin' Ken Hanks, who was - maybe still is - Minister Of Happiness in the Official Raving Monster Loony Party.

The Regs have decided to have another crack at this Reg classic we hope you will enjoy the new approach ..............

In the tradition of old folk songs I stripped this song (Shed just one tear for me) down to the bone. I managed to write it within half an hour yesterday and I wondered why it hadn't been around for hundreds of years.....sometimes it seems like…

An acoustic demo of a new song, recorded on 5-1-11. One of my few adventures in singing.

A happy Barnyard clapalong. Sugar anyone? Fall 2010