Another song James and I wrote together almost exactly half and half. Vocals: James Johnston guitars/backing vocals: Me other guitars: JC Leach Bass: John Schrader Drums: Kevin Corum

This is another from my former band 3 Ton Jack. James wrote the first have and I finish the last have. We seemed to be able to do that fairly well on some of our songs. This one actually got some decent air time on the local radio stations.

this is the first warm-up part to the lifeless b and lifeless c parts of lifeless a that were cut and layered as well we decided here it sounds extraterrestrial crickets in space 1.

This has probably the least effert i've ever put into a song , i was sat at my computer falling asleep , when i had the urge to sing this beautiful George Harrison song , i could'nt be asked to get up and change guitars , so using my PRS Singlecut…

This wsa a collaboration with Launched , who added Bass , Drums and backing Vox

This is a synopsis of Reg's favourite movie put to music. Sorry about the length but what can you do, when you have a story to tell, you can't cut it short can you? This is one to download for the car to listen to on that boring journey or when…

570-580nm 525-515THz RPM 2011

This is a band I was in for almost 9 years. We were called 3 Ton Jack. Played mostly around the Council Bluffs, IA - Omaha, Ne areas. Singer: James Johnston Guitars/backing vocals: Me Guitars: J.C. Leach Bass: John Schrader Drums: Kevin Corum

Last cut on the CD

Yep.

Drums by Richard Chouinard. Odd-Rock with a slice of avante'-weirdo.

For my beautiful and and darling wife.

Part spoken word, part electronica, part art-rock, but just plain weird!

Another Apple Garage Band session. I thought this had a little bit of a Joe Satriani feel to it so called it Satcheroni. :) I'm nowhere near the level of the guy, but he is an influence. Just me plugged in to the laptop again, using the Garageband…

Kind of a dark song. Acoustic guitar and vox with a weird synth part.

Blues Rock with a twist. Wouldn't mind some production pointers on this one.

Written about 26 years ago, re-recorded for RPM.