i hope this is bound for a dance floor. went a little minimal.

The pure joy of being in canyon country. Recorded in box canyon in Capitol Reef National Park, early 1980s

No more kings....I wrote this song during the first Iraq war. These never ending wars that Hunter Thompson predicted after 9/11. Not the best recording, but the only one. Recorded in Ed Abbey old Moab Utah house, early 90s.

In the early 1990s, I was trying to start an independent record company. Desert Rat Productions. It would feature some of the great musicians I was meeting out in the desert. I met two women singer songwriters, M.J. Walker and Melissa Crabtree…

Recorded at Rosewood studios, early 1980s.

shaken up like an etch-a-sketch I've been reset to a factory state and you promised me salvation but the memo came too late

Written in 2020 about the incredible Cedar Mesa. Recorded by my son Jim in his studio..enjoy

tools used: Behringer Poly D Analog Synth, Tama Imperialstar drums, Boss ME-25 guitar processor, Harley Benton PRS copy, Shecter Omen bass, bandlab, audacity, zoom-L-20 a satire of sorts of the planet that we live on, operate in, associate with…

Recorded on one Mic to one track vocal and acoustic a bit of a protest about the state of the water in the UK live in the cellar The waters gone bad Capo 2nd fret E D A E G A E The waters gone bad The flow…

A John Fahey tune

Don’t be 'a voice for those without one.' They have a 'voice,' it just might not rise above the bluster. Be silent so they might be heard. Pay attention. For Hill. Non-verbal but vocal. And always communicating. I heard you, I saw you, I still…

Here’s a number by our drummer Matt and former Prood-gal, Bridget….in a stunning duet.

‘Story of the Blues’ is a song written by Gary Moore, that incredible Irish singer-guitarist who excelled at slow blues… and, indeed, this slow blues progression in a minor key – with its archetypal harmonic progression Am → Am(maj7) → Am7 → Am6…