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Kylie vs. The Ex
A heart-breaking tale of love, loss and relatively famous Antipodean sirens. [more inside]
north star line by vampire deer
song 8 of 11 of cornfield [more inside]
fountain by vampire deer
song 7 of 11 of cornfield [more inside]
cornfield by vampire deer
song 4 of 11 - cornfield [more inside]
white picket fence by vampire deer
song 2 of 11 of cornfield [more inside]
Knoxville Girl
Keep On The Sunny Side
A ridiculously happy bluegrass song, which you may recognise from the "O Brother, Where Art Thou" soundtrack. Arranged for ukulele, bass and three vocal parts. [more inside]
Thinking About Drinking
A happy fun cover of a Meat Purveyors song. [more inside]
Low-Fi Silent Night
A mildly country version of silent night. Tune+Bucket=Success [more inside]
Unwed Fathers
This is a cover of John Prine's sad little song about a girl, a bus, and a man who done her wrong. Also babies. [more inside]
Jeff Buckley's Ozark Melody
In the summer of 1996, less than one year before he died, Jeff Buckley wrote and recorded this song which was released for free on the Internet, but never on any of his albums. [more inside]
The Christian Life
Cover of a Byrds cover of an old Louvin Brothers song. [more inside]
Highway 20
My first deliberately-written country music song. Or is it western? Or roots music? Can't tell, as I cheered for the winning side in the Civil War. ;-) You can detect a few inadvertent influences, to be sure, but let me know what you think. [more inside]
Easy Like Saturday Night
A song I wrote for my now-defunct band, The Whoreshoes. [more inside]
Natchez
A lazy song about drifting down the Mississippi, written by Rob P, performed by Bone Table. (That's me on the slide.) [more inside]
Dive Bar
Beers and girls and country music.
I Got Whiskey
A simple country song about how life sucks until you realize it ain't so bad.
I Married Her for Her Money (She Married Me for My Lies)
My 6th RPM song for Sailor Martin. A close harmony country song about love and deception. [more inside]
Gunslinger
We all have our obsessions.
Folsom Prison Blues
A cheesy song to cover, I know, but I did it for the old man for Christmas along with a two other country covers.
Pancho & Lefty
Another country song that I recorded for my dad for Christmas. [more inside]
My Heros Have Always Been Cowboys
I recorded a few favorite country songs as a Christmas present for my dad. This is one of them. [more inside]
Ring of Fire
A cover of Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire." [more inside]
Heart's in the Choirbox
A shell (?) of a country song, but also my first try with Melodyne (an Auto-tune-esque plugin). Combo music talk/listen: how does the pitch correction sound? [more inside]
Peach picking time in Georgia
More from the woodshed
Jimmy Rogers we liked.
The Early Puritans go country. [more inside]
The Apokakodex Opens: The Desecration Of Heaven Pt 1: A Call To Arms
More Black Metal satirization. This time I attacked a different Black Metal cliche, the call-to-arms track demanding the execution of Christians. So NSFW on that level, I guess.. [more inside]
Mother South
This was part of a musical satire project, lampooning Black Metal. It's too easy to make fun of the dress, , so I instead went with a slightly more conceptual satire.. I covered widely regarded classic Black Metal tracks, as Country songs. This track is a cover of Satyricon's seminal Black Metal milestone, "Mother North (original)" [more inside]
can't wait
bittersweet sturm und drang [more inside]
Hearts In Ruins, etc.
My band recorded this in my basement the night before our show at the blind pig. (The second song is Wasted Hearts.)
Mansion on a Hill (v.3)
Here's a first crack at adding a little gospel organ. [more inside]
Mansion on the Hill (v.2)
Just added a little vocal harmony, is all.
Mansion on the Hill
Cortex has given me a taste of MuFi collaboration, and I like it. This is a simply acoustic country gospel ballad about sin and possible redemption. Anyone is welcome to download it and contribute. [more inside]
Fashion Victim Blues
They Never Found Her Head
Cocaine is the Hardest Drug
Back to the Rio Grand
Part of my Old Songs project. A cowboy song about a lawman and the murderer who plans to kill him. [more inside]
Not Enough to Keep Me Satisfied
I wrote a country song awhile back but never got around to figuring out how it should end. The latest Mefi Music Challenge provided suitable inspiration. [more inside]
My Fresh Pie
A new song, recorded seconds after having been written. A man comes to town song. [more inside]
Seven Shades of Blue
Another song recorded live at the cabin for the album. [more inside]
Champagne for Breakfast
A new countrypolitan song about dreaming of a woman and waking to find her gone. [more inside]
Gone
A new song about my bad tendency to just pack up and leave without warning. [more inside]
Leaving on a Jet Plane
MEFI MUSIC CHALLENGE July [more inside]
Don't Talk To The Cops
Inspired by the recent MeFi post. Also, first song upload. Hi!
And Now She's Gone
MeFi Music Challenge, Lyrics Flavor. Toe-tappin' old-timey country happy blues. [more inside]
No Time to Cry
My first new song in quite a long time, recorded in as deliberately lo-fi and distorted a manner as possible, because that's what I like. I'm now 40, so it's time for me to start singing country. Therefore, I have written a murder ballad. [more inside]
Song of the Cane Toad
Part of my Old Songs project, where I record song I wrote years or even decades ago. This song tells of the disasterous introduction of the Hawaiian Can Toad to Australia, for some reason. [more inside]
Wichita Lineman
My version of the Jimmy Webb song
breaking the rules
I added a guitar accompaniment to By The Grace of God's gorgeous a cappella country waltz. [more inside]
Slip or Fade
Acoustic number in the works, just looking for some advice & feedback about this song (see description) [more inside]
Loves Deep Mineshaft
Loves Deep Mineshaft is an odd little song recorded in a couple of hours on Thursday afternoon. I make the music and Ron makes the words. I've been playing music for a long time in bands and solo and Ron has been getting his writing published and doing spoken word spots at clubs in New York for years. This is the result of glueing his words and his harmonica to my playing everything else. It comes out a little bit like the last song of the night at David Lynch's favourite bar and I'd really like to know whether other people think it's any good. I tend to like stuff that sounds screwed up like this but I'm not sure anyone else does.