first upload of the recording-a-day project, eight weeks in now... all sound from a farfisa.

P.D., Santa's person-elf director, explains to the other new elves that the true spirit of Christmas is about being there for each other, and helping other people out. In this rousing "elf gospel number", P.D., and the cast help "lift each other up."

Belle tells a young Ebenezer that she can no longer love him, releasing herself of his selfishness in "Look Inside Your Heart."

Scrooge, now a changed man, steps out onto the snowy streets of London to share the newfound joys of Christmas morning with his nephew Fred, their family, and Bob Cratchit and his family. This is the finale of the show.

Piano version of a tune written by guitarist John Guth.

As Dave rightly guessed, Elvis is not dead. He is alive and well living in our cellar in Sheffield. He kindly agrees to do a bit for us now and again, as he is getting on a bit now and gets out of breath easily. So here he is possibly for the…

Song originally recorded in 2005, new remix as of 2011!

At least once each of us has seen the so-called prophetic dream, bright or in matt. Come true, though? ~There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear…

second track, recorded day of. all farfisa again.

Jonathan looks at what it means to examine yourself before you take communion

Guess where I dreamed up something like this? When the choir members started walking up the aisle in a cadence of the Monastic Walk (3 steps forward followed by one step back, followed by a brief pause), the backbeat appeared in my mind. I worked…

the age of the barbarian king is comin back around. keep your drones safe, cause the savage nature of man is going to rip yer circuits out. and emotions will be free at last from the tyranny of right and wrong and the group conscious will be…

an old willard robison tune, with Richard Lindsay on Guitar and me on piano

Richard Lindsey on bass, Eric Siegel on Piano great Alec Wilder tune

Gershwin's great tune with Richard Lindsey on bass and Eric Siegel on piano

consider this a microcosm of the final work that might just happen ,, yes a complete Klingon Orchestrated Opera :) (feeling shameful that it was Chris's idea first.) (this is a mire raw example of an outproduced work.>

First Song Idea Demo of unveiling my next album.

Second track unveiling

Third song idea unveiling for new album