Perhaps my favorite effort thus far with a heavy beat, strong rhythm, and powerful lyrics that can be found here [http://flail.ca/Dissent.txt] about oppression and the lie that is the justice system bolstered by police brutality.

RIP Ornette Coleman

Just like two sides Of the same silver dollar We’re not alike but still the same And your big life Makes mine look smaller I wonder if you know my name I wait around You might be calling A telephone that never rings End of the day…

This is the first thing I recorded using the telecaster you can see in my profile pic. It's a one-take jam played over one of those guitar magazine backing tracks. Thanks for the listen :-)

My mother passed away on St. Georges day 2008. This was my response.

This is a piece I did a few years ago. It's basically an up-tempo instrumental rock thing. I was going for a bit of a "shred" vibe on this track & I nicked the idea of the slow blues ending from Ugly Kid Joe :-)

My humble tribute to Freddie King... Without him we wouldn't have Eric & without Eric, I would probably have never picked up a guitar. This is sort of a pastiche of Hide Away & The Stumble & tracks like that :-)

My humble tribute to Freddie King... Without him we wouldn't have Eric & without Eric, I would probably have never picked up a guitar. This is sort of a pastiche of Hide Away & The Stumble & tracks like that :-)

D tuning always helps when your in a writing slump I find anyway.

Just like two sides Of the same silver dollar We’re not alike but still the same And your big life Makes mine look smaller I wonder if you know my name I wait around You might be calling A telephone that never rings End of the day…