The first track of my (our) new album, "You Get What You Pay For". It's our favorite song, but in hindsight, it probably could have used more cowbell. C'est la vie. . .

A classical jam w/ a bass. There's a direct Rolling Stones quote in there, too.

I wrote this song as a class project for "Quantum Reality and the Spiritual Quest" at the U of A. My basic idea behind it was to try and relay the wave/particle duality of light through musical terms.

There's a good reason most of Dirty Dan and the Family Band's music features the guitar. It's because his keyboard and trumpet players don't know what they're doing.

I tried to write a country/bluegrass song over the simple G/C/D progression, but my aversion to country music shows through here since it ended up sounding more tropical than anything else.

The first track of my (our) new album, "You Get What You Pay For". It's our favorite song, but in hindsight, it probably could have used more cowbell. C'est la vie. . .

A classical jam w/ a bass. There's a direct Rolling Stones quote in there, too.

I tried to write a country/bluegrass song over the simple G/C/D progression, but my aversion to country music shows through here since it ended up sounding more tropical than anything else.

I tried to write a country/bluegrass song over the simple G/C/D progression, but my aversion to country music shows through here since it ended up sounding more tropical than anything else.

I tried to write a country/bluegrass song over the simple G/C/D progression, but my aversion to country music shows through here since it ended up sounding more tropical than anything else.