Anything with “Greenmount Dining Club) was my high school band. Everything else (except for the vocals in Corporate follies, which were originally voiced by Metamophic) was written (except for covers, obviously), played (in some cases programmed), and produced (poorly) by me. Heard best through headphones.

MINE

New band with a throwback sound. At the end was written and recorded in 2021. Considered, “Renaissance Rock” this track grabs the listener with an old piano, a hot saxophone/brass ensemble and lyrical charm about the one you want to stay away from. Please enjoy, At the end.   Sincerely, Pawgy

At The End

A spaghetti western musical fever dream. The Lone Winter reminds us that there is a hero and a villain, within each of us. I imagined a super hero that was morbidly obese when in his superhero persona but a good looking muscle man as his Clark Kent , secret identity. A twist I found amusing, I’ve always loved westerns as well. I used a sample from a little known public domain 60’s western called, the white Comanche. If you recognize the voice it’s because it’s the great Canadian actor, Bill Shatner.  Aka, Captain Kirk. I hope you enjoy the Lone Winter as much as we enjoyed making it.  Sincerely, Pawgy

The Lone Winter

Plato

A melancholic account 30 years in the making. the intro came to me as I was walking on Highway 109 in Gallatin Tennessee. The cold, bleak December evening had me pining for simpler times and the warmth of summers past. There may be more to the story but it doesn’t matter. What does the song elicit from you?

The Last Time

Hijira (watching the rain come)

Baby needs to dine

Monica Mae

Mr. Weasel

Miss Delirium

Step right up and enter a world of wonder, mystery, and melody. Mr. Nobie’s Traveling Fair takes you on a journey through time, where the echoes of old carnival tunes mix with raw, heartfelt storytelling. With a sound as rich as a vintage sideshow and lyrics that transport you to another era, this album is a ticket to something truly special. Think of the Doors doing a dark folk song.

Mr. Nobies Traveling Fair

Toe Jam and Earl All Grown Up

A rough version of a cover of the Matthew Perryman Jones and Lily Costner song that was also played by Sam Palladio on the TV show, Nashville. I still need to polish it up, mix and master it.

Can't Get it Right (Matthew Perryman Jones & Lily Costner Cover)

Yo, Jay.... you're supposed to lay down some sleazy sax on top, dawgy. ;0

Slow(For Jay To Make Fly)

This was commissioned for a pivotal scene in a short film. The film was never finished, so I just made a little video of my own for fun: https://vimeo.com/peterwoloszyn/onedaylater 

One Day Later

Ever wonder what this clown shoe, over here, sounds like when he just lays back and plays some guitar? well..... now you can find out. This is the first some that I ever wrote. It is instrumental and was written for someone that I missed very much while I was away for a bit.

Guitar Tracks, A Letter from Pittsburgh - Peter Francis | pfw

Had the amazingly talented Metamorphic in "the studio" to freestyle over some music I had written for the gathering..... Metamorphic with Pete The Meat = Magic Fun Times and Mind Blowing Rhymes.

Corporate Follies - Peter Francis | pfw feat. Metamorphic

*note from pfw: I enjoy being hands on with every aspect of any music that I make (save for the occasional collaboration with friends). From building my own guitar from scratch, to teaching myself as much about the art of recording as I can, to creating the artwork & images to go along with any of the music I write. I am not a professional by any means, I'm just an autodidact with a taste for songwriting, playing guitar, and learning as much as I can.
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Just a guy with a guitar, a laptop and a mic. A glassblower for years, a video game analyst with Rockstar Games for 8 years, never really taken the beaten path. Music was the first love so here we are again.


I <3 stuff.

NYC | Baltimore | Anywhere that will have me

Toe Jam and Earl All Grown Up

Peter Francis | pfw

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