Cover of the 1974 Elton John song (no vocals)

Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting (cover of Elton John song - no vocals)

Cover version - written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards

You Cant Always Get What You Want (Roling Stones cover)

Instrumental cover of the song by David Bowie

Starman (cover of song by David Bowie)

Instrumental cover of song by Cat Stevens

The First Cut is the Deepest (cover of song by Cat Stevens)

Instrumental cover of song by Jeff Lynne of Electric Light Orchestra)

Evil Woman (Cover of song by Jeff Lynne, ELO)

Instrumental cover of Neil Young song, rockier version

Old Man - cover of Neil Young song

Wish You were Here (cover of Pink Floyd song)

Instrumental cover of song by Four Non Blondes

What's Up (cover of song by Four Non Blondes)

You're So Vain - cover

Based on a motif written by my grandson, Tanus

Tanus' Theme

One Night in Paradise

A cover version (just instrumental) of a Queen song from way back in 1972 

The Night Comes Down - cover of Queen song

Instrumental cover version of the song written by Mentor Williams, made famous by Rod Stewart

Drift Away  - cover of Mentor Williams song

Breakfast at Tiffanys (cover version)

Solar Moon Studio

Whiter Shade of Pale (cover version)

Follow You Follow Me (cover - Genesis, no vocals)

While My Guitar Gently Weeps (cover - no vocals)

Started putting together my home studio in the 70's when I was in my teens (back when there was only analog and the smallest computers filled a warehouse). As a keyboard player (started off on piano), my biggest influences were people/bands like Rick Wakeman/ Yes, Elton John, Keith Emerson, Jethro Tull, Kansas, etc - in fact any of the "super" groups of the 70's that had a keyboard player! 
Have had a succession of keyboards and synths over the years, including my first - the original Roland EP10 electric piano, Roland SH5 synth, Moog Satellite, Korg Mono/Poly, and the Roland MKB1000 MIDI controller and piano module. 
I just play and compose for my own enjoyment, and my preparedness to spend money on my hobby greatly exceeds my ability, but it keeps me happy and off the streets. 
Over the years I have had several hiatuses from the hobby as university, work and family have intervened at different points! In 2008 I jumped in to the computer music arena and that has reinvigorated my interest. Finding this web site is helping me feel part of a larger musical community. 
My home studio includes a Roland RD800 Piano, Cakewalk by Bandlab as my DAW (long user of Cakewalk and Sonar), Roland MIDI/ Audio interface; Behringer X-Touch Controller, and many VSTs - including the Arturia V Collection and modular synths from Cherry Audio.

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