Recordings
- Wave
- This recording of this great Antonio Carlos Jobim tune is from a Jazz
demo I made right after college in 2002
- My Favorite Things
- From the 2002 Christmas album Let It Snow that I recorded with
Susan Hecht, this solo guitar arrangement of this Richard Rogers classic
is the best I've made to date
- Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow
- This is from the same album, and represents my ability to accompany
with simultaneous improvised walking bass lines and chords
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- Oh Yeah, Oh Wow!
- Completely improvised vocals performed by yours truly. I recorded this
on the day (2002) I got my current home studio set up, in an attempt to
test it out. I've always had a special place in my heart for the results
despite a couple pitch and time issues.
- Villian Vigilante
- A bit of a departure from the previous selections, this is a cut from
an album I recorded with the short lived band Villain Vigilante in 2003. I
really thought this had potential, but for some reason it just didn't
quite get off the ground. Villain Vigilante is not actually the name of
this song, but I don't remember the real name, I didn't write it, I don't
have it written down, and I've lost touch with all the members.
- Tyler's House
- All the remaining selections are taken from an original score that I
composed for a short film titled Once Upon A Night In Venice. The
film is a comedy about two detectives in Venice Beach, CA that are
searching for a missing girl that was kidnapped by vampires - of course! I
did an "all in one package", which means I wrote it, arranged it, edited
it, engineered the recording, and played all the instruments (except for
some guest vocals by Susan Hecht). This project called for an unusually
diverse selection of styles. This first one (my favorite) is homage to
classic Bollywood.
- Stephanie Attacked
- Horror Scene
- Final Showdown
- The title says it all!
- Venice Beach
- 60's game show