FAWM calls for 14 songs. This is song #15. I wrote the music on the 24th, one day after deciding I was done with writing music. Go figure. The lyric is about writing a song after you've decided to stop writing songs. We've all been there…

We have an interesting thing going on in my little neck of New England. I guess we'd have to call it a labor movement, but that's not quite right. When the US economy tanked a few years ago, the CEO of a local supermarket chain did the unthinkable…

A song about greater Boston traffic. Just when you think you have it figured out... urgh. I always sit in 4/4 time. I often need to just break out of it and do something different. This time it's 6/8, but I feel lots of 7/8 and 5/4 are on…

Recorded in the USA, mixed in Canada. I'm on vacation, but I found a little time here in Toronto to mix one more song. The lyrics are about my cat... again. The guitars are all Les Paul. The riff in the hook is using an E7#9 chord... again…

This one came together really fast. I had spent most of my Sunday forcing two other songs out of my head and I was tired and not feeling all that pleased with the day's work. I figured I'd give it one more shot and went to my binkie. My security…

No it's not the Zep track....it's a bit of blues Reg style thinking of those poor folk who survived the levee breaking in New Orleans but had nothing and had lost loved ones....... When the Levee Breaks (Lyrics) oh She is beautiful even dressed…

Seb was a sleep so Reg started to noodle then doodle and then added an ad-lib then ended up with this one.......Hope you enjoy The Train Kept going down the track (Lyrics) I was just too late too late to get there too late, too late as i…

Seb is asleep so i thought i would start this years RPM challenge and i decided this years RPM album is going to carry on the story of Reg and Regs travel back into the real world after his breakdown through his abuse of drink and drugs and his…

Years ago, when I had just started writing songs, I read a novel by Terry Pratchett (Equal Rites) that inspired me to write a song which I imagined as a soundtrack for a scene from the book where Grandma Weatherwax was riding on a broom stick…

Jonathan Thomas looks at the part of Jesus prayer in John 17

The first WildGeas and Cave Street collaboration There ain't nothin' I could buy that can ever calm me down So I leave my money at home when I go into town I put on my fightin' hat an' I wear my dancin' shoes An' if I miss my ride…

Jonathan Thomas on Faith That's Foolish

This is the 'single'. Its short, punchy and dead simple. Like 1 chord simple but it builds like a mix of Foo Fighters and NIN. I had lots of fun with the midi, you can get some great sounds out of. I'm rather proud of this one... as you can tell…

Originally this was a Van Halen-ish tune. Now... Well, listen for your self. This kicked things off for me. I really took inspiration from Mike Patton in Tomahawk. Very experimental with the voice hope you like it.

Tried a different way to come up with a lead line. I kind of like the way it turned out. Kind of Bowie-ish. Love to hear some feed back.