I'm not sure this is 'done'. I may hear a melody, but it may still just be in my head. Anyways, it came out nicely as a sketch and if YOUR ears can hear a lead or definite melody line, I'm wide open to collab. Jon Blythm on keys. John Ruse…

That's right...354. He's working the jazz circuit now. Blythm and Ruse on the Five. Lipless (on The Top) Willie Lee Harlot on the Four.

This was a large, somewhat unwieldy internet-based blues collaboration from several years back. I wrote and sang the lyric. AE pub collaboration!....lyrics and vocals by Tangmo harmonica by Tony(T.D. Brown)...bed by Scott(Riffmaster)....guitarst…

Just a mellow, sensitive piece despite my blushing uncomfortability showing "that" side. Or something like that.

This is the demo version of what was to be a full-on internet band thing. The instruments are place holders (but not bad in part). Just pretend the lead guitar player got into the wine early. Sadly, it will likely never get beyond 'demo', but…

My old buddy and collaboration partner Phil Close joined me on what is at or near the last song for my last album. I wrote the song and sang--Phil did everything else you hear. Dance in the New Year. Dance, Little Sister. Dance till you…

Our entry into a compilation CD for the Acid Exchange International Music and Arts Guild double-CD. I wrote the music and cowrote the Lyric with Scott Graves, and sang the song. Other players are Jay P Lindsey, Dave Bell, and Steve of Asymetric…

The Dutch musician Paul Corduwener wrote the music for this. I wrote and sang the lyric, inspired by a guitar lick near the end which seemed to be 'saying' to me "Chicky, go Home". Paul passed away New Years Day of this year. Love to his…

Music written and played by Trevitte Brown. Lyric written and sung by me. I can stop my Honda on a dime I can stop this smoking anytime Knock on wood I can stop at four If I could I would stop the war When I was young I could stop a train…

Easy jazz...I reckon.