Tang paid for the rights to use this on a CD, but never did. If the publishing rights holder wants it back, he'll accept refund. Tangmo himself is gone and there ain't no sunshine in more ways than one. Uploading for him. Enjoy.

One of the joys of listening to music on the internet is encountering music that sets off chimes of inspiration in our own minds. This holds especially true when the one doing the inspiring is a friend. Bruce Lesisko uploaded a song called Flyfinger…

Pretty much the only song completed by an attempt at another internet band we called Teh Mighty Poianos. Took my old lady to the mall dropped her off out front "Be back in an hour, baby getchu whatchuwant" Going shopping with your woman…

More on the "Freak" end of the Orphans and Freaks designation. Most of the time I'm making music for myself, and this one just makes me happy, no matter how hard I try to resist.

Conceived and inspired by the 24 and 1/2th birthday of a loved one.

Pastichio Rocker aka PDOA wrote and performed/programmed this electronica piece and asked me to write and sing a lyric for it. Despite (or maybe because of ) my accent, we considered it a success. It got some college-radio airplay. I've made…

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.

It makes me want to stay curled up under the covers, anyway.

An ernest attempt at progressive rock.

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…

This is a jam intended to follow on the heels of "Dance, Little Sister" as it uses roughly the same progression. Sort of a mongrel, style-wise.

Co-written and performed with William Liggett. Tried to make it a 'duet', but not being in the same state--much less studio--made it too hard to match phrasing.

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…

Written and performed by Tangmo and Jay Jackson. If my voice sounds a little sickly, it's because it was. I went into the hospital with life-threatening heart and respiratory problems days after laying vocals for this song. It remains a 'spiritual…

Written and performed by Tangmo and Steve Blizin. Saturday night I'm gonna put on a tie take my truck for a whirl flow down the road across three county lines to see my pretty little black-haired girl Mom will be in the kitchen fixing…