A medley of twelve seasonal tunes played on classical guitar
An old friend from Texas called me up and said, "So, how're things going up there in Antifa City?" And I thought, dang, there's a song title right there. I didn't expect the character to go where he did, but that's one of the magics of songwriting. It sorta does you sometimes.
A classic from 1986--a bunch of sound effect records, an 8-track studio and voila!
....not what you expect...
The title says it all--take a theme and repeat it until it's time to change keys and then repeat it some more...
Credit to Tony Scalzo and the band Fastball for writing this melody, which I proceeded to significantly warp into a new tune. Notes of Delilah and Besame Mucho floating around in here as well.
A true-life story about my friend who rescued dozens and dozens of feral cats from an abandoned house in our neighborhood.
This Stratocaster kinda sounds like a chicken, doesn't it?
A "requinto" (ray-KEEN-toe) is a Spanish guitar that's about half the size of a normal classical and tuned up a fourth. I knick-named mine "Quinto" and carried it 150 miles or so on my back on our Portuguese Camino hike in 2018.