I was trying to compose a piece for guitar students to introduce Diminished chords, along with other chords learned to date in the lesson plan. This came out. I'm pretty happy with it.

Quick recording of a new set of pipes I'm working on. Long winded explanation- prior to the late 19nth century most Irish pipes featured very small bores and finger holes and were pitched well below modern concert pitch. I've always loved them…

Never been happy with the original mix as it butchered Phil's drum work. He did an amazing job, and deserved better. So this is better...not as good as his playing, but better than it was. Lyric: I was doing a search there on Yahoo Reading…

I was trying to compose a piece for guitar students to introduce Diminished chords, along with other chords learned to date in the lesson plan. This came out. I'm pretty happy with it.

I was trying to compose a piece for guitar students to introduce Diminished chords, along with other chords learned to date in the lesson plan. This came out. I'm pretty happy with it.

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…

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…

Kinda back in business. Inspired by a dark, soggy day. Jon Blythm on keys and half the drums. John Ruse on Stringed instruments and the other half. Stuffed-Up (In One Nostril) Willie Lee Harlot on horn.

More sketch than song. Blythm and Ruse on the Tasty. Armless (on One Side) Willie Lee Harlot on the Bits.

Blythm and Ruse with Legless (on One Side) Willie Lee Harlot on trumpet.