A mashup with Roger Sundström Guitar,Drums,Soundscapes,Mix Tom O'Neill (Under The Wire) James Bailey (Excelsior!) Steve Layton (A Way To Get) Paul Mimlitsch (83014cbc) Benjamin Smith (Ben.improv.Aug.24.2014) for Sound-In 2014-08-30

The music was written in a hotel room in Niagara Falls, Ontario. When I first recorded the rhythm guitars it hit me how 80's corporate rock this was. It sounded like Journey and that pissed me off. When it came time to write the lyrics that…

Folk Rock- 2014 Remix Acoustic Instrumental 12 String Guitar 2 mandolins fiddle electronic drums (accomp)

bored lazy and tired.

Finding some new melodies looking back at the Counterweight Rpm.

"I've been trying to find a way for the terror and the beauty to live together in one song." -Sonny Sharrock

This song, Way it Goes, (odh original) forms the second part of a diptych with my other recent song, Storming Woman. They were both written around the same time, and both under the influence of early ZZ Top (and other things). They book-end…

A big band arrangement I made from a Roland Kirk tune. This was recorded a few years ago.

A string arrangement of a jazz standard. This "recording" is exported straight from Finale, so the quality is not great.

Just a duet with a Piano player and myself on one of my favorite Ballads, by my favorite composer and bass player, Charles Mingus.

A fairly simple Bass Solo with Piano Accompaniment I wrote a few years back. This “recording” is exported straight from Finale, so the quality is not great.

did it for the lulz :)

My brother Anthony wrote this song after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti. Although it's been a few years now, there is still a need and there always will be a need, but I believe the greatest need is prayer. I miss performing and recording with my…

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just shouting w/my fingers what my mind cannot

A little Eric Johnson inspired Jam. Always loved the monster tones he gets from those vintage Marshall's.