This is my absolute favorite Christmas song so I just had to do a guitar version of it. I hope you get as much out of listening to it as I did out of playing it. Might be the start of a tradition where I take one Christmas song per year and put my spin on it. We'll see.

O Holy Night, 160kbps mp3, 4.77MB

Here's one that I wrote when I was inspired by the title of a novel that my boss was writing. The singing might not be that good, but I really think the composition and lyrics have something to them. I'll eventually get someone better than me to redo the vocals.

Becoming Supernatural, 160kbps mp3, 4.89MB

This one was written on a bet with a carpool buddy (Ed) that I couldn't write a blues song overnight. Blues is easy, Ed.

PODxt patches for guitar and bass are now all mine. Drums are now NI Battery 2, multi-mic Soul Kit sequenced in Sonar. There's even some keyboards way in the background.

Polish Sausage Blues, 128kbps mp3, 2.15MB

This is a little take on Happy Birthday that I recorded for Kimmie on hers. See if you can catch the Beatles reference.

Same recording info as before, except started using some of my own patches for the PODxt by this time.

Birthday Jam, 128kbps mp3, 1.05MB

One of the first songs that I recorded when I set up my computer-based studio. Didn't really know what I was doing with recording or with the PODxt. Drums are really mechanical too. But hey, it's an updated, metalized version of the original that I'm told kicks some serious butt.

Guitars are all PODxt using Greg Cosman's patches (thanks, Greg!). Bass is also through the XT. Drums are the ns_kit7free samples sequenced through DrumSite.

If you listen really closely to the beginning vocal, you can hear my daughters, Lauren and Amber, joining in.

Wipeout, 128kpbs mp3, 3.09MB