On the Road Again (Bob Dylan Cover)

Last Great American Whale (Lou Reed cover)

Stuck inside of mobile with the Memphis blues again - Bob Dylan cuver

Recorded and Mastered at The Premises London 

Simple Twist Of Fate (Bob Dylan)

HAL is a great little groove. Very typical Steely Dan chord progressions. I manage to play a lot of the melody on guitar during this track. Some Steely tracks melodies can be limited to a couple of notes for the vocals (e.g. Black Friday). This one has a beautiful melody, complete with those odd little passing notes and key changes we know and love (Becker/Fagen for).
I'm very pleased with the solo on this one. You can't beat the Steelies to improvise over. It's tough to play with such a clean sound and guitar tone but this you can get #in the pocket' of. It's bluesey, it's jazzy, and, as you know, I'm sparing with the number of notes I play per musical bar. I'm out to be the most expressive I can be - and that means making the most you can of the notes  you've got (and the silences between them).
At over five minutes this is one of the longest Steely track I have done!
Steely Dan Trivia... Apparently, this song is based lyrically on the epic novel The Odyssey by Homer. The hero, Ulysses, is trying to get home across the ocean after the Trojan War, but the gods keep making it difficult:
It's off the Aja album


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Steely Dan ---- Home At Last

Boys Keep Swinging (David Bowie Cover)

Live From Austin, TX - Austin City Limits, November 12, 2000

Transcendental Blues (Live)

It took me ages to work out the very start of this song. It's not written down anywhere. It is deceptively simple of course like all great works of art!

Jimi Hendrix Long Hot Summer Nights Cover

Karaoke Hits 1964, Vol. 7

Go Now (Originally Performed By The Moody Blues) [Full Vocal Version]

Dont Look Back -- The Remains -- a Bandhub collab

https://bandhub.com/s/596b754de75b4efa2cb7f57a

Backing vocals dubbed on production

Dont Look Back -- The Remains -- BH collab

Live at Oberlin College, Ohio, April 15, 1965

Coffee Blues (Live)

Thank you for listening.

“A fox came as a rabbit, then a rabbit came as a fox” and with these words short-sighted Jay Eff became invisible. It was not out of the blue he had been studying the work of early ones who left marks in the air. And now here comes someone who doesn't know the marks of all the early ones but with a wooden box in hand he has come to make marks in the air. Wish him luck good people of the world, we all need a little luck sometimes.

On the Road Again (Bob Dylan Cover)

Fox as Rabbit