CANCION POR ARABELLA

sort of alice in wonderland or maybe you might read something else from it. that's up to you. They've switched off all the lights they're out to lunch they've all gone to the party they're having tea and scones the hatter calls for silence…

This was my attempt to write The Great American Song. I guess I didn't really achieve my goal, but I think it came out OK anyway.

We all suffer from this. This was a song I'd written early on. One of the few times when the recording actually came out better than I expected. Unfortunately for you, the "good part" starts halfway through.

Written and recorded not long after the death of my favorite person ever, Jerry Garcia. Originally Recorded on a Fostex 4-track cassette and remastered.

One of the first songs I ever wrote, then recorded many years later when I began to be able to play guitar a little. Written before I'd ever even heard of AIDS, which is why it is not mentioned in the lyrics. Originally Recorded on a Fostex…

The first and most successful of my "Recipe Songs". My idea was to have TRULY meaningful lyrics by making them useful as well. This cake is really really good. No, I didn't bake it and I don't have the original recipe any longer. Sorry. Originally…

Written and recorded shortly after the death of "John John".

Another of the "Recipe Songs". Maybe not as successful as the first, but much better than the others, which I have omitted. Originally Recorded on a Fostex 4-track cassette and remastered.

Mr. Thomas Brett wrote these lyrics and challenged me to create a song around them. Tried the guitar solo a dozen times, then finally it just "came out". Originally Recorded on a Fostex 4-track cassette and remastered.

I dreamed this song, including the lyrics. Perhaps that's obvious.

Believe it or not, I was sitting in a hotel room reading Tolkien when I came up with this. Actually, the amazing thing is that I actually remembered enough of it when I got home a week later. Needless to say, this took a lot of time to record…

my version is really rough. Just learned it 2 minutes before recording it ...made famous by Glen Campbell

originally by John Lennon

Otis Redding

Beach Boys, no?

original by Mason Jennings

original by Jeremy Messersmith

original by Jackie Greene