Gentle, melodic and summery - featuring Doug's sultry and soulful sax.

When I was a kid there were always plum trees all over the place. One time we were picking great handfulls of them and biffing the whole lot at cars that drove past. a courier nearly went off the road.

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a song about smugness and arrogance... if you take a look there at my bumper you'll see the the sign there that I'm holier than you. you see i am on a different highway. if you don't understand now i will not expect you to ...cos you don…

needs finishing

Just a quick idea i layed down in about 20 minutes...haven't had time to finish yet. All one takes so it's extremely rough!

My first composition that uses an odd time signature for a few measures. My drum fills are also more elaborate. It's just a little tune to bob your head to, tap your toe, you know, the good stuff!

A tiny bit of the music I'm working on for my current shadow puppet piece.

This is a real old tune. I remember about 81 or so. My brother Asa wrote it. I felt like recording something, so this is it. A rude kinda fun song with that cowboy stylin' :) Lyrics: It didn't take me long to find out you were wrong when you…

lofi hammond mush.. mmmm

final version of found sound piece

This track evolved over a couple of weeks. playing with sounds that I recorded and layering synths. I have tried to give it different textures as it progresses. hope you like it and would love your feedback

Licensed under Creative Commons Noncommercial Sampling Plus http://ccmixter.org/files/dabra/22568 In collaboration with JenSomeone, http://ccmixter.org/files/JenSomeone/16329 and Morusque, http://ccmixter.org/files/Nurykabe/19942

This is a song I did some years ago, and it confirms what I already know.

i know i've done some pretty bad things, but this time i swear you got an innocent man... that night she walked on right up to me, said she'd like to talk just a little bit more. her old man could get pretty jealous, so we hatched a little…

A melodic jazzy groove featuring the sax of Doug Earley in an arrangement by Jazzjet.

Thanks for patience here. : )

a little tribute to Erick Satie