Never know what you'll find in the junk yard. This builds Space Junk up to a glorious 7 instances of Alchemy (all frozen and flattened of course).

All Alchemy all the time. Three instances of Alchemy, and tons of automation. There are laws against this kind of fun. Please don't turn me in.

As another day ends, nightfall comes to the city. I dedicate this song to my home, México City. This tune was inspired by its quiet and beautiful side and the remnants of nature still present on it.

Solo acoustic finger picking thing I've been working on for a while. Sometime around 1968 I started studying with Mr. George Bennett who taught me the rudiments of finger picking. Later when we played some gigs together he also taught me the rudiments…

This song was made by two different piano samples (both from Sudara): 1. One was recorded by Sudara (and gang?) axing away at a hapless old piano in New Mexico. 2. today, I convinced Sudara to noodle on the piano and send it over to me…

Another experiment. The name comes from the fact that I was in the woods; not because I was really concerned about making woodsy sounds... Thanks again to glu and Chris McGrath for opening my eyes to some different Live tricks...

Brief musical sketch, to be transformed into a teary-eyed country weeper. Instrumentation: 1 Dobro Resonator Guitar, played on both sides of a slide. [If you give a page a dobro ...]

This is a track that I started and glu finished (more like knocked out of the park).

NOT FINISHED. another draft. just putting it up here so that i kick myself in the pants to flesh it out and write verses and whatnot and redo everything. great!

Wade Hampton High School (WHHS) Singers: Conductor: Warren C. Martin Spring 1993 (School Year 92-93): Track 8 Notes: This is our alumni song.

the first multi track piece that I actually finished "in the box" in Cubase. An ambient kinda thing that grew out of playing around with the Line 6 DL4. Not sure I like the bow parts, but I may re do it later

For the RPMC album "Sabbatical"

Recorded for the 2009 RPM Challenge.

Ethno-Ambient music for people not in a hurry

This is a remastered version of DJam, uploaded previously, with Darrin Kobetich on mandolin. Look him up on myspace, he's an incredible guitarist! I am playing a National Estralita resonator tuned to double drop-D.

Song originally by Metallica.

part of my epic poem! I wouldn't blame you if you don't want to listen, I sure as hell still don't know how to read poetry!