you have to imagine yourself as a young eighteen year old Reg with a 100 percent mortgage (You wouldn't get one of those now) and a loan for his Triumph Bonneville (I loved that bike) working at the brick company making bricks working on a belt…

I bought a new toy a Tonex pedal and had a mess around with it with the bass and came up with this one..I've been watch a lot of Ben Fogels New lifes on Channel 5  catch up and I think its about that getting away from the drudge and starting again…

I bought a new toy a Tonex pedal and had a mess around with it with the bass and came up with this one..I've been watch a lot of Ben Fogels New lifes on Channel 5  catch up and I think its about that getting away from the drudge and starting again…

Just finished running sound for the Second Act Players’ production of "Finding Gladys" and enjoyed putting together original music to use for a theme, a soap opera, and scene changes. The song 'Getting To Know You' from the musical "The King And…

This is sort of a musical postcard for the Pacific NW. It’s among the goofier things I’ve made, and was pretty quick and dirty.

Latest in a run of covering some my all-time musical heroes...the inimitable Kate Bush, and one of her most evocative and emotional tracks....didn't mess around with the arrangement this time...kept pretty faithful to the wonderful, and at times…

Cause and effect Not hard to detect The changes in us Time is a tide If we can we enjoy the ride Just accept And don’t forget To party on

Stumble across A crack in the sidewalk Jolted back to the dry city air I thought I was ready I hear myself crying Just get home before anyone stares Can't feel a thing except fingernails piercing skin Cover the wounds Try to fit in…

An instrumental cover of Marty Haugen's Shepard Me, O God based on Psalm 23. 3 tracks $139 Squier Sonic Mustang, 1 track bass. - a bit of reverb

I wanted a loose nod to “Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues”, so I started it in the rain and ended it with returning to someplace I used to live. But then because of Bud Cort I thought the singer should inexplicably die at the end of each verse. This…