I'm learning to play piano and my teacher has given me 'Old Joe Clarkes Boogie' to play. For 2 weeks it has kicked my ass. But I'm getting to grips with it now and this is my revenge! The musical parts were recording using my Kurzweil SP3X…

Another track dug out of mothballs... This one probably got stuck under the weight of all the effects... cpu overloads, sound drop outs, the works. Rendering it took a long time but it seems to have come out ok. Someday, if I get a faster…

A track that I put on hold for the RPM Challenge. Of course, now I can't really remember where I was going with it... but to have used it in the challenge would have been cheating. What I do remember was that I had just discovered and fallen…

Going through the various things I had kicking around before the RPM Challenge and before I upgraded to Live 8, I found this unfinished Live 7 thing... Frenetic fun. Boring technical details: I honestly can't remember much about it which to…

Going through the various things I had kicking around before the RPM Challenge and before I upgraded to Live 8, I found this unfinished Live 7 thing... Frenetic fun. Boring technical details: I honestly can't remember much about it which to…

The whole piece was 24 minutes long. It's a whole bunch of short poems that I wrote back in 1976, read one after the other, under which I added ambient sounds, playing some harmonica and banjo and using samples and effects of various types, synths…

This is a song for my RPM 2009 album. An echoey ambient piece with Tibetan bells and piano in deep space

This is written by my friend Stuart Walker, and he gave me permission to record this for my RPM 2009 album. It seemed to be a meditation on everyday life so I decided that I'd whistle for the solo as it's the kind of thing I do when walking down…