I heard someone say to an undergraduate class, 'you're on your way to everywhere' and I loved that line. This is sort of a Beatle-esque tune. My friend Mike Levine stopped by while recording a showed me a new jig on the mandolin. I recorded…

An RPM 2009 song. Well, this was a personal story for me that came about when your past intersects (briefly) with the present. Lyrics: 20 years running through time and I remember all the magic lines that in our younger days we drew…

This is the first song from my rpm challenge 2009 cd

just a little song about a visit to the humane society

RPM 2009 Song 3 - Our main character meets a human girl aboard the alien craft.

RPM 2009 Song 6 - Overcome with rage, our hero lashes back.

This song is just what it is and says what it says. It's where I am and where my hopes lie. It all just happens to fit into a song... WHEN PEGGY COMES HOME - G When Peggy comes home I’ll have the dishes put away The floor will be swept…

This was written for RPM 2009, mostly in January and was inspired by from a mix of current events and personal journey. Lyrics: The Queen of Pearls is wearing diamonds up and down her fingers She holds the door to the castle where memories…

This was a total experimental piece about just making a soundscape. I played instruments I don't really play, and put some thru different effects just to experiment. The Bushisms add some color to what would otherwise just be some noise. I…

Instrumental, electronic dance music

i like writing "small" songs. not short, small. this song feels small to me. hence the ukelele.

jesse tricked me into playing slide on this. didn't tell me he hit "record". good, since i would have worried about messing up his song.

this song is older then your grandparents.

sometimes when you listen to one musician exclusively for an extended period of time you try to write a song as if you were that musician.

jesse wrote this one and sings lead. basic guitar, vocal and banjo were recorded live with a room mic.

if you knew who would be waiting on the other shore, would you swim faster or just float a while?

oh, to be a canary in a coal mine...

jesse wrote this one and takes the lead vocals. you can faintly hear me doing myall best tom waits impression in the background