More disposable music made with Figures iPhone app.

More disposable music made with Figures iPhone app.

This is a new recording of an older tune of mine. It has a bit of a classic rock feel to it, if you dig classic rock type songs you are going to dig this tune! I wrote this song a few years ago after returning to my home town of Chicago after…

three minutes of perfection,from the sarangi that dreamed an electric dream....

by Low

HH Kadamba Kanana Swami - HK Dhun 1

24 HK kirtans

Visnujana Swami

14 Kirtan by HH Vishnujan Swami

16 Kirtan by HH Niranjan Swami

17 Krishna Devotees Kirtan

A "new" song made from samples taken from Bessie Smith's 1929 recording of St Louis Blues, with added radio noise. One of those things you try just to see if they work (well my name IS Frankenstein). Check out the original below.

For Aaron Krister Johnson's challenge

Rough mix of a work in progress that has been gestating since late May 2013. still working out the lyrics/vocal parts. dunno if there will eventually be keys and/or synths.

God still speaks to us - mostly to our hearts but also audibly to certain people.

I recorded this to sound like something the early Beatles would have done. There are about ten Beatle songs referenced in it. My children (now all adults) were singing on this and I like the end where they can be heard laughing.

This about "dith" as an Australian might say - we never know when we'll be called home, so we'd better be ready.

This is the parable about the sower and the seed. Musically it was inspired by a Richard Thompson song, "How Will I Ever Be Simple Again."

The words tell it all on this one.