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The first example is a rendition of a song composed by Steve Howe
This is from a promotional cd for the show "Grease", Sept. 1996 @ the
Victoria theatre in Dayton, Oh. A version of "Beauty school dropout" and
"Magic changes", arranged by the brilliant Steven Bishop, and sung by the
amazing "Jamie". I toured with this Troika entertainment production and
contribute the electric guitar in the recordings.
Victoria theatre in Dayton, Oh. A version of "Beauty school dropout" and
"Magic changes", arranged by the brilliant Steven Bishop, and sung by the
amazing "Jamie". I toured with this Troika entertainment production and
contribute the electric guitar in the recordings.
This is Dave Deering on vocals and upright bass, myself on guitar.
A rendition of "Little Martha" by the Allman brothers. Summer, 2003
A remake of the Jimi Hendrix song "Hey Joe". Produced by Phil Dalmolin,
Phil plays his excellent stunt drumming. The singer is Roger Ballard. I play
all electric guitar parts.
Phil plays his excellent stunt drumming. The singer is Roger Ballard. I play
all electric guitar parts.
Phil's website can be found here...
This is a live recording of the group "Homefire", a bunch of old friends in
the San Antonio, TX. area. I contribute electric guitar, and play the solo in
the tune, "Magnolia".
the San Antonio, TX. area. I contribute electric guitar, and play the solo in
the tune, "Magnolia".
Recorded on my kitchen table by Gil Herman, master saxophonist and
band leader. I contribute the dark sounding electric guitar parts. Oct. 2006.
The fabulous singer is Kate Kelley from Toronto, Canada. Torch ballad
master.
band leader. I contribute the dark sounding electric guitar parts. Oct. 2006.
The fabulous singer is Kate Kelley from Toronto, Canada. Torch ballad
master.
During a cruise ship contract in May, 2007. We played for the vocal group
"Tribute" from Los Angeles. I play the electric guitar with the wah-wah
pedal. Motown sound, and a tribute to the Temptations
"Tribute" from Los Angeles. I play the electric guitar with the wah-wah
pedal. Motown sound, and a tribute to the Temptations
Helen, Ga., October, 2007. I played rhythm guitar for the renown polka group
"The Sauerkrauts". Master accordionist Robert Atwood tears up " The
Dakota polka". I had a great time playing for their annual fall tour. Special
thanks to group leader Gary Trumet.
"The Sauerkrauts". Master accordionist Robert Atwood tears up " The
Dakota polka". I had a great time playing for their annual fall tour. Special
thanks to group leader Gary Trumet.
Created using a computer composition program, Finale. An experiment
composed without an instrument, utilizing ear training and orchestral
techniques I have observed over the years. It is a work in progress.
composed without an instrument, utilizing ear training and orchestral
techniques I have observed over the years. It is a work in progress.