I sat down at the computer and recorded this one. No fancy edit here. I would to have had a Fiddle, and a Penny Whistle mixed in too.

It's just a song about stalking a jane doe.

A loving ballad for loving lovers everywhere of all sexy ages.

:)

We haven't been this excited about a track in a while. Yeah, we're a little bit angst-y I'm afraid...musically anyway.\A special hello to our Alonetone friends from the grand production days...so glad to see y'all are still making music!

I recorded this song a couple of years ago in a church. It was raining and I felt a bit blue at the time. I only had a zoom h1 recorder, a metronome and headphones at the time. So I couldn't really play over what I recorded previously. But…

This is the 45th song posted for 50/90, but it is really the 50th song to be worked on. Somehow it seems fitting to close off the festivities with a sappy love song that swings a bit. Of all the crap I've written this summer, this is the…

As I was finishing up the March and April music project thingies back in the end of May I acted silly and wrote an extra song. This is that song. Just a dopey 12-bar blues that was really just an excuse to write something on my new Stratocaster…

Veejay and I wanted to do something special for our dad for Father's Day in 2012, so we took one of the songs that he wrote when he was much younger and covered it. In a way, we are recognizing our genetic musical heritage. Joseph Andres: lyrics…

J.V. Andres - guitar, vocals Veejay Andres - piano, vocals Played as an offertory during a church Advent service. A cover of a Sufjan Stevens song.

J.V. Andres - guitar, vocals Veejay Andres - piano, vocals An arrangement of a French carol translated by James Chadwick with music by Edwin S. Barnes.

J.V. Andres - guitar, vocals Veejay Andres - piano, vocals A cover of a song by Sufjan Stevens.

J.V. Andres - guitar, vocals Veejay Andres - piano, vocals An arrangement of various medieval antiphons possibly combined in the 12th century, translated from Latin by John M. Neale.

J.V. Andres - guitar, vocals Veejay Andres - piano, vocals A Sufjan arrangement of a hymn with words by Isaac Watts.

A modern hymn by Charitie L. Bancroft. This was also played in the ceremony.