A Better Way

 The first of two I did recently. Will be on my next bandcamp album, Almost Time. Here is the album artwork:

Snow mixed with rain

Will be on my next bandcamp album, Don't Go With The Flow. Here is the album art:

Red Handed

There is a slight rattling in places on this one that I couldn't get out. Oh well, it isn't going to be perfect.

Here We Go

Started with some chords on the ukulele and went from there.

The Belly of the Beast

Another Sunday Afternoon

Album: Acorns and Echoes

Words to say

Didn't go to church today

Every morning

Album: Mostly Instrumental

Album, "Mostly Instrumental," using nylon string guitar and other instruments.

01 Can't Go Back
02 Gadfly
03 Never been to Iceland
04 Ode to Paul Bowles in Morocco
05 On the Road to Gaul
06 Planning my escape

Song: Gadfly

Latest, should be on my next bandcamp collection of mostly instrumental music.

Song: Ode to Paul Bowles in Morocco.

This will be on a separate bandcamp collection after the next one I put up. It will include only instrumentals.

Song: No Hope

Latest that should appear on my next bandcamp collection.

Some of the audio from these scribbles

Here is some of the audio from these scribbles I've been writing. I suppose it can only get better one might say. But the last one is particularly not bad. And if I left the drums out of the first, it would have been better. Of course, if it was real instruments instead of midi synth, then it might come across more too. This would be especially the case with the one I wrote for ukulele and bass. Of course, the ones I like best are the ones that use the chord pattern that signifies old time Rock and Roll. I've always liked that one best, and it is found in many pop songs today in different keys. Writing in drums can be hard to do sometimes, at least in this way. Sometimes I write part of the drums in my recording program, and it seems to work better. Hopefully, I'll have a longer more complex piece soon enough. Not too complex though, because I like to keep it simple also. I hope to learn more about using syncopation. I have the link on my blog link list, but for good measure, let me include it here.