She Go Crazy

Vocal Tunes

This is a lively studio version done by our band,She Go Crazy. We recorded the music and then did a one-take live in the studio recording of the vocals,with John on lead vox, Jeanne on second lead vox, and Tom on backgrounds.  Featuring John Fallon on keys,Joe Lopez on drums,Tom Arnold on guitar,John on bass.  Love Shack was originally done by B-52's covered here by: She Go Crazy!!! affectionately known as SGC

Love Shack

This is a fun dance/party tune.  It was recorded by our band She Go Crazy -music first,then vox was done in just one take,so vox is basically a live recording. Originally by The Bangles. Get up and dance,sing along!!!

Walk Like An Egyptian

This is another She Go Crazy demo cover recording...again,Joe Lopez on drums,Tom Arnold on guitar and backing vox,John on bass,jeanne on lead vox,John Fallon on keys,-John and Joe also sang backing on some phrases....this was one of our "let's play it again in our sleep " tunes...hahaha. Love singing Stevie Nicks. Enjoy! Vox were recorded in one take after music had been recorded-so they are live.

Dreams

She Go Crazy performing Chain of Fools .  Recorded music in studio then a one take live recording of all vox:Jeanne on lead,Tom,John and joe on backing vox...John Fallon on keys,Tom on guitar,Joe lopez on drums,john on bass. Enjoy

Chain Of Fools

She Go Crazy recorded in studio.....one take vox added last

My Fav Orite Mistake

Trying to make sense of it all in a world that keeps turning. Update of a mid 90's song. Thanks to Andy Partridge and Colin Moulding for a big piece of the inspiration for this back in the day.

Map Of The World

New recording of a 90's composition. Digging into the layers of who we are and how we come to know it. Having the help of my lovely Jeanne in doing that, and in some strategic and welcome vocal help from her on this new recording.

Masking Man

Not particularly religious, but rooted in events 2 millenia ago near Bashar's holdout city. Hoping for "sight to come around" there in the present.

The Road to Damascus

Lots of good, and hopefully different, music here. I'm rooted in rock that's informed by influences like Kurt Rosenwinkel, John McLaughlin, Keith Jarrett, Weather Report, and Pat Metheny. Huge impact from Todd Rundgren, Neil Finn, XTC, the Island Records stable circa 1968-74 (Traffic, Free, Fairport Convention, etc.); and 70's prog-rock from Yes, King Crimson, Soft Machine, and Mike Oldfield. This all filters into what you'll hear from me.

Masking Man

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