This is a song John wanted to do for years.

Daydream Believer (Monkey's John Heilman Terry Hazelrig)

This is a cover of a Paul McCartney and Wings song that John has wanted to do for years. John Heilman sings lead and plays all guitars, DT Hazelrig background vocals, keys.

Someone's Knocking At My Door (Paul McCartney - John Heilman, Terry Hazelrig)

This is an original written by D Terry Hazelrig and Jim Parker. Terry Hazelrig vocal, keys, bass, drums. Guitars Bob McBroom, Jim Parker, and Mike Rivers. This is a scratch mix done off the mix B path on my console and I'll post a better mix later on.

Low Ridin' Man (DT Hazelrig And Jim Parker)

I wrote this song about my wife Melanie and managed to get it lyrically right with the able help of Jim Parker. Bob McBroom played electric guitar, Jim Parker acoustic guitar, and I played the rest.

I Owe Her (more Than That) (Written, Arranged Terry Hazelrig, Jim Parker Bob McBroom - Guitar)

This song was recorded by myself and John Heilman with John's daughter Rachael (who was barely a teen then!)

Video Killed The Radio Star (Trevor Horn - John And Rachel Heilman, Terry Hazelrig)

This was my effort to write Steely Dan songs without the benefit of either Fagan's or Becker's talent to aide me. (I failed...)

Big Time (Written By Terry Hazelrig and John Heilman)

This was actually written back in the 70's by a band that John and Ted were in at the time. Unfortunately, this was Ted's last recorded vocal before being taken far too early by lung cancer. He never smoked in his life but a lifetime of second-hand smoke in nightclub gigs probably were the culprit. Ted was a sweet and gentle soul, a great player and even better friend who never spoke a negative word in his life. He is dearly missed...

She's My Lady (Ted Arrghi, John Heilman, Terry Hazelrig)

This is a piece written by Terry Hazelrig, Jim Parker, and Bob McBroom. It was recorded to two 16-bit ADAT machines.

I Owe Her (more Than That-full-bandwidth) (Terry Hazelrig, Jim Parker Bob McBroom - Guitar)

A song with lyrics written by a Canadian friend of mine named Todd McPherson. I became a musician because of my love of Elton John's music, and with Todd playing the role of Bernie Taupin I let the "Elton" shine on through...

WHISPERING WIND

This is a cover Jon always wanted to do. John and I played all of the parts and did all of the vocals...

I Am The Walrus (John Heilman Lead Vox)

This is a cover we got our old friend Len Bullard to sing lead on. The three of us played and sang all the parts.

Build Me Up Buttercup (d'Abo, Macaulay - Len Bullard, John Heilman, Terry Hazelrig)

This was recorded in 1981 at Sound Cell Recording with DT Hazelrig on piano and lead vox, St. John Courtenay III on bass, Tommy Graham on drums, Barry Billings on electric guitar, and Hershey Reeves on back up vocals. This song was co-written by DT Hazelrig, Hershey Reeves and St. John Courtenay III.

TIME ENOUGH FOR LOVE  By TERRY HAZELRIG - STJC MIX.WAV

I am a physicist specializing in acoustics and consult largely in recording studio acoustics. I am also a musician, songwriter, singer, keyboardist (piano really, but you know these days), arranger, producer and audio engineer. I am currently working on an album of material that has a twist (well, at least for me) because I'm going to use the old Alan Parsons Project notion of bringing in different singers to fit the material rather than singing it myself. First, however, I wish to introduce you to an artist who died recently, Bob McBroom who was one of the greatest guitar players I've ever known. This material was recorded back in the 1980's directly to two tracks using only four microphones of (alas) indifferent quality. I will be attempting master these songs later on and will use modern technological means to separate out Bob's guitar work as much as possible, but the laws of physics are pesky things and we'll see how far they allow me to go along this path. Bob McBroom was one of the finest people I've ever known, and I intend to do the most justice to him that is possible using today's technology. I look forward to hearing from those of you living in the ether, as your comments may lead me to get Bob the quality and listeners he deserves. Later on when I start adding my own stuff I also look forward to your critiques as they may be all that stands between me--and that worst nightmare of good recordings, self-deception/indulgence.

dthazelrig

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