Who to believe? relatives, who drop out over time? loved ones, that dissolve in the night? yourself one, without being sure of anything? to a stranger who disappears at the same moment? Perhaps the question itself is not correct.

At least, I think it's a sonata, if a very short one. I did it as an assignment in a music theory class I took in 2011.

I SHAKE by James Michael Taylor Ever since that night when you told me you were leaving me I shake, just a little, I shake. Not so much that anybody else would even notice I shake, Just a little, I shake. Every time I read a book and…

Music by Trevitte Brown. Lyrics by Me. I tried to sing it, but it was too high, so Trev did. An old-fashioned Christmas hymn-style song. Lyric: Even though it's christmas Doesn't seem like Christmas Money's always tight here round…

"fALLingG" is oPen cOncePt's newest original track filled with captivating beats & vocal layers that reel you in & keep you groovin'. The entire song was created using ONLY vocals & beatbox. Enjoy our latest journey - fALLinG!

My recent fascination / obsession with the Devoto-era Buzzcocks is over. Here's an early Magazine song. Was going to be done unplugged style - the guitar parts were originally guide parts to be replaced with acoustic parts. I got to like them…

A friend of mine lives in Berlin. He's described a train journey to Stockholm, and back. (presumably this involves a boat too).

Open the box... Dont open the box...

Just this!

I was the lucky girl to b asked 2 sing and record this awesome Xmas song. Written by a phenomenal songwriter "Phil Sillas" Merry Xmas!!?

I'm still working on this song, just me and keyboard

This is one of my mellower songs. Written for my daughter Amber, the night she was born Feb. 27, 1987. This song was recorded after dissolving the longest running band I was in, Blue Movie. Only two players from that band are on this recording…

Written after a bad time in my life that I thought I would never survive, but I did. Recorded with a now defunked trio, Creek Alley, in 2000. The bass player on this song is the bass player on all my new stuff, Tony D. We remain in a working relationship…

I wrote this in the early 80's. It became one Blue Movie's favorite live tunes. Again Ray Lambert plays lead guitar, as he does on most of my music. A true classic, seems ageless. I re-released this in March of 2012.