New stuff- 11 November 2011

the beginning of a new series of works ...for redemption...subtle mixes of gregorian chant and ambient minimal techno...

It was such fun doing this old classic by Leo Sayer......Thanks to Hook for playing the Banjo Drums and Bass and Mixing it to such a great sound....i'm doing the vocals and playing the piano....this was so much fun to do although through work…

Hook sent me two mix's and i couldn't decide which sounded better so i thought i'd put both up and let you decide....this one has a bit of age to it and i love how the Banjo and the Piano work together....let me know what you decide.....thanks…

The drums were done on the keyboard i desired to play the guitar but i'm just not able to strum it.....so here it is vocal and drums from down deep in the cellar..........

...in order to.......?

As cold, insensitive, broken down, left for dead, deformed, mislead, incapacitated, mutilated, scarred up, cauderized, left to dry and left to die, bled out, damaged, patched up with damaged goods... I'm still here I'm still alive…

Self-alienated sounds at night.

American Night (Lasts All Day) Music and lyrics by Paul Iorio Copyright 2011 Welcome to the American nightmare Dreams written in invisible ink Gonna see my friends out in New York City Hopin' that their boats don't sink Well, I was riding…

sacred chant meets the beat...gregorian groove...

Had to really push the good wife sing this one. After a couple of years of serious health scares she had lost all confidence in herself. Glad I did my 'Phil Spector' trick on her. ( No gun involved !! )

Just a simple Blues song. Inspired by all those great Blues Artists past & present.

This song is for my work as an English teacher. I train up primary school children and then record them singing it. if all goes well, I give them an mp3 with their vocals in it and cut mine out. Thom

I had to delete the version of this I posted a couple of days ago and re-upload after messing with the audio -- I noticed some massively bad clipping issues on one of my stereo systems :) words: I don't know What you see I don't care, because…

Sunday morning warmup.A bit of Wes Montgomery octave playing,barre chording and working that little finger.