number 5! last one I guess.... If I make another one, it will be for piano and other instrument

*Ambient, downtempo electronic rock* As a baby the car’s engine put me to sleep. My parents drove all night And they raised me by the TV screen Now I wake to static late at night At 30,000 feet above the earth The Rolls-Royce thrusters…

Oh light, old light ahead Rain down, rain down on me There I was just walking the park It was just a little bit before dark There I saw you with that shit eating grin, It was you, living in our old house again (sigh) ...so I’m running, and you…

It's my first jazz arrangement song with sax played by Nikolay Panchenko (Novosibirsk,Russia). This song is about love, about fine love.

The improvisation concept behind this was to only change one note at a time out of a group of three, slowly morphing the tune, except for a couple times that I forgot what I was doing.

This used the grain delay in Guitar Rig to get the shimmery sound in the background. Otherwise I don't remember what the actual improvisation thread was.

Sometimes you just look at your capo and think... hey, I aint used you for a while - its rough and sloppy but hey... just like me!

Cave Street posted a track recently, their contribution to the Woody Guthrie Project, organised by Akron Family. http://akronfamily.com/woodyproject/W.G.A..html I wanted to take a shot at this too, so here's my demo. It was really just half…

A fine blend of harmonies with a glorious rhythm track. Best when listened to with a glass of orange juice in your hand. Also note the subtle changes from deflection to distraction with a hint of seasoning.

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