Recorded live, this was a regular Tuesday night gig at a local tavern with an eleven (Or was it twelve??) piece horn band.

Same band as "It's Your Thing." Shoot, probably the same night!

Yup, I can do a shuffle.

A punk-ish band that hired me to do some recordings and live shows. If I remember correctly, this was a live recording from the Elbow Room in NYC. Again, IIRC, the only thing overdubbed was the "megaphoney" voice in one of the verses. Other than that it's what-you-hear-is-what-we-did-live.

Another band in which I was a hired gun. This was recorded down in Richmond, Va, as the last song for an album. The writer liked it so much he named the album after the song ("Shark Bait").

I'm a big fan of reggae. This group was my first for the genre, so you'll have to excuse the lack of authenticity on my part. But I got better!

This song was recorded as a demo for a local cover band called Agent 99. The drummer (Michael Beard), the guitarist (Mike Allen) and myself were a heckuva tight rhythm section. The track originally had some other tracks on it (keys and horns) but the basic tracks were sooooo tight I just had to show-off how much music a three-piece rhythm section can make if all the players are good. Oh yeah: That's the drummer singing! Go Michael! Go Michael!!