my collaboration with buttercup's erik sanden last week in newport beach

lonely grandpa

live recording two days ago of a song I wrote 20 years ago … Tim Cofield on mandolin, Faye Petree on fiddle.

Te Amo

When the 3 founding members of the Oakland rock band 62nd St. returned from a month in South America in 1997, we brought some nylon-string guitars and a couple riffs home with us. Brooks Lundy created this song from one of them. 

Brooks Lundy: lead guitars and vox 
Julio Giannotti: bass
Dylan Kussman: rhythm guitar
Ornan MacLean: drums
Jaime Casillas Gomez: congas
Piero Andres Ornelas: timbales and auxiliary percussion

recorded by Geoff Tyson at Molph Studios, Oakland, CA
mastered at T-Ride/HOS, Redwood City

On This Road

Nunca Solo

An ode to travelers far from home and the ones they love.

Sailor

If It Ain't Love

Falling in love can make your whole world shiver and shake.

Your Loving

Do you remember where you were when you first heard this song? Me neither. But when it came on Sirius XM the other day I had a nostalgic reaction. This what I did with the feeling.

Kickstart

A love letter to our friends in Demitasse, the San Antonio band that inspires us daily.

The Rock Musicians

My wife and I celebrated our 16th anniversary by recording this. Jon Littlefield on bass, Roger Davis on drums. Birds by birds.

Anniversary Neil

A funk-disco-rock Frankenstein written in 1995 and recently recorded for the first time by The Dylan Kussman Band, track features some of the best musical talents in Chattanooga, TN -- Terry Clouse on bass, Marvin Shrum on lead guitar, Jo Whitaker on drums, Eric Young on keys. Recorded with Charles Allison at the Central Library recording studio, and Engineered by Brett Nolan at The Soundry.

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Country reggae song about a Buddha statue on sale at a Pier One Imports going out of business sale. Because who couldn't use a little cut-rate enlightenment these days?

Discount Buddha by Tropic Sōl

Lyrics by John Patrick Hamill, arranged and performed by Dylan and Amy Kussman.

My wife's uncle wrote these words to commemorate the place where a re-kindled love affair with an old flame started up again. I set it to music and sang it with my wife Amy.

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