Alone, alone, all, all alone, Alone on a wide, wide sea! And never a saint took pity on My soul in agony. The many men, so beautiful! And they all dead did lie: And a thousand thousand slimy things Lived on; and so did I.

Mending a broken heart with a lot of verbs of melody of afro music reconnecting to heart! a time valued to steadfast and never mix any opportunity It ur boy tjacks wayward, one time hello can you be my woman baby…

Here's a current draft of a traditional tune I really like. There are several recorded versions out there.

Reg has been reading the papers again, it always brings him down, but this time he can't carry on looking the other way and ignoring the news and the facts that the life, the freedoms he holds dear are slowly being dissolved not just by his government…

Something I recorded after I forgot to press record.

So, the latest in my series of cover versions of favourite tracks with friends and guests on vocals....and Genesis being heroes of mine (!) here is my take on Phil Collins' savage swipe at the Millionaire US Evangelists.....

A recording by our Muskegon-area neighborhood bluegrass group. Despite its upbeat association and recent use in pharmaceutical TV advertising, this is a rather sad song; but, like most others do, we perform it in an upbeat style. Written in…

Ali on Glass (Totally Drunken Monkey Mix) Created 08012023

A recording by our Muskegon-area neighborhood bluegrass group. Despite its upbeat association and recent use in pharmaceutical TV advertising, this is a rather sad song; but, like most others do, we perform it in an upbeat style. Marsha Kitchka…

(samples music from "Flavor of the Weak" by American Hi-Fi, interpolates music from "Mirror" by Lil Wayne featuring Bruno Mars, and interpolates lyrics from "Landslide" by Fleetwood Mac) [Verse 1] When you disparage the person, you care for…

interpolates lyrics from and samples music of “Why” (Remix) by Jadakiss featuring Styles P, Common and Nas (produced by Havoc) [Verse 1] Why is garbage music selling a lot? Why is the music industry state of mind real far from hip-hop? Why…

I see, so let me ask you, how did you get into hip-hop? My love for hip-hop really started in high school. I listened to guys like Nas and Eminem, Jay-Z, Xzibit and even 2pac and BIG and then when I went to college it was Kanye, Common, Lupe…

(sampled instrumental and interpolated lyrics come from "Hey There Delilah" by Plain White T's) [Verse 1] Don’t want to lose this What's it like in San Jose there? I'm a thousand miles away, but girl, tonight you look so pretty Yes you…

Hello? (Look at this hot shit this novice has gotten This motherfucker is really spoiled rotten I wanna stop him, but he’s not stopping A lot of ‘em are like this, it’s a problem) [Verse 1] I’m serving this to no specific person I saw…

[Verse 1] Too many people make too many useless procedures Things are onerous, complicated, every trade is, extended dayshifts They did away with extended vacations, hiatuses Pressure’s on, population ascending too long Jobs can’t keep up…

So, after my Kate Bush arrangement recently, another trip down memory lane to the fantastic female performers from the 1970s, and here is my take on this 1979 classic sung by the wonderful Judy Tzuke. Arranged, performed and mixed by myself, with…

interpolates lyrics from and samples music of “Why” (Remix) by Jadakiss featuring Styles P, Common and Nas (produced by Havoc) [Verse 1] Why is garbage music selling a lot? Why is the music industry state of mind real far from hip-hop? Why…