lyrics: Merle Haggard harmonica: Norm

I got to play this $3,000 8 string baritone Taylor today. Had I $3,000 at all it would have been mine! It has to be one of the best guitars I've ever played and an ingenious string combination.

Just playing around with my keyboards and drums. This was just updated today with a new mix.

Plucking of the "wrong side of the strings" on my jazz guitar. Rhythm made with an espresso machine. I tried to do 2 main things here: 1) Create harmony with spoken voice, via pitch shifting (Did the first part of the program disturb you…

Can you dig this? I can! Looking forward to hitting a real studio soon in hopes of doing this song and more.

Guess who came down the cellar last night......Johnny's tune was playing on the juke box and nobody could stop him.......Thanks Johnny......

Woodwinds and Harpsichord in John O'Sullivan's Blue JI tuning.

This is a piece using Garritan World Sample Set (Tibet singing bowls and Tibet bells) and pianoteq. It also uses a non-octave tuning that is an infinite stack of just major seconds (scala file below).

Kept in the Cellar is a piece for piano, percussion, and processed street signs in 17 edo.

From the album of the same name, not unreasonably. The first few lines are from Percy Shelley, and coincidentally this track is being posted on the 189th anniversary of this death. And death is what this track is all about, namely the suicide…