I wrote this song to run over the opening credits for a movie. The movie is "Gods Green Earth" it is a satirical look at the Green Movement. It was great fun to go to the premier and see my name in lights! Almost forgot, We did a music video…

Jip1965 came round to kick my ass into gear and played a bit of rhythm i did the rest and then sent it off to the good Lady Jane to do her stuff and very nice stuff indeed! Cheers Me Lady!!! x

Yeah another old one, my nod to the swinging sixty's.... I hope !!!!!

The lyrics for this song were taken from an email conversation with a friend. He was explaining to me that he and his girl friend didn't work out because they were "emotionally incompatible".

More stupid remixes. I ruined the end of this, not sure if I'm going to keep it or start over from scratch. [decided to keep it as is; lesson learned]

I use to have a studio in a small city and most days I would see these two fella's walking the streets or asking for some change. They were a visual part of my life so much that if I didn't see them for a day or two I would wonder where they went…

Started with a funky guitar groove and it evolved from there.

woke up from a bad sleep because there was a mosquito in my room driving me crazy ... I had no words to this tune and just spontaneously put down what ever came into my head and sang it .

I experimented with my uke.

I have always loved jazz and blues but never really had the chops to really play jazz. But I can feel it and I tried to create that feel with this tune using my sweet old 63 jazzmaster. This was also an experiment in doing a complete time change…

Am blodau sy'n ei dorri yn rhy ifanc...

A bluesy tune about a healthy appreciation for good nudity!

In the dark of night I pray To see the moon shine through Tear the veil of fear away And I will follow You Sin and shame are clouds that hide The light of Love and Truth Mercy melts the mask of Pride So I will follow You I remember how You saved…

Warning: Crude (by today's standards) Synthesizer (Amiga MED module, ca 1992) Science fiction. It's a genre, isn't it? Yes, but for *writing*, not music, muttonhead! So say the squares. To which I say: bah! This piece has a somewhat…