Seeing as how it had Fly in the title I used my riff Fly for free, pay to land. It seems to fit.

My improvisation project is getting interesting. The centre of this track is at 2:08, where the drums pick up a guitar phrase that begins at 2:03, and then take over the melodic line, while the guitar shifts position to background the drums. The…

still one of my personal faves. - although i'd wish to redo some parts, i'm stuck with this version, since i don't own one of the synths used there anymore.. (original photo)

A Black Eye Friday track that has previously not made it on to the interweb. Probably one of the last that will until the bands reincarnation is complete.

I picked up on one of Norm's wonderful grooves. I added some bass, guitar, horns, and a basic drum track. Kicker and snare with a few cymbols. I didn't want to walk on Norm's fine, fine, percussion. Thanks Norm for allowing me the opportunity…

Recorded one guitar chords, then improvised the melody...hope it's enjoyable :)

A second version with the initial lead guitar standing alone...a little cluttered after a few listens and some constructive feedback! Norm's Groove for St Monica inspired this one. Thanks Norm! Lead Guitar, bass guitar and acoustic guitar…

So, what's "Fly"? This. Bass Cajon; tambourine; congas; cymbals. 4/4 180bpm.

loops i hate you. i hate how easy you made this. just kidding. this was a shhtload of fun.

This song was written at a time when Darrin and Jim lived in different states. This was Sha-Pink's first Internet song.

Recorded in the early eighties, this is one of Sha-Pink's very first tracks.

Dedicated to all of the Dracula Girls who have passed through our lives - with love. And more love because this is the extended version!

This mix is so far from the original I don't even recognize it. A shooting occurred right outside while we recorded it. It's long, but I like it.

If you're from San Diego, you may know this one. It was an underground club hit there in the late 90s.

We originally wrote this song on a cheap home style kind of a Yamaha keyboard and a pair of Cobra walkie talkies. This studio version is much better. We kept the bleeps from the walkie talkies.