Name: Take Five (Backstage Rozsa) - Jazztec by Grant Prusi
Duration: 5 min 56 s
Description: Jazztec's full version of "Take Five." Recorded on night two of Michigan Tech's Backstage Jazz at the Rozsa (2012.) Recording engineered, mixed and mastered by Grant Prusi. Assistant Engineering by Paul Bristol and Tom Conran.

All The Way Tonight (The Look Of The Lion) by SPYRYT

This is from the album '1983: Orwell's Mistake'

This is the finest workout song since Eye Of The Tiger and it comes from a live performance on the Get Fit Now podcast by Bill Carter. You should be LISTENING.

Words and music by Mätt Gourley
Vocals by Jeremy Cårter
Lead Guitar by Mark McCønville
Rhythm Guitar by Mätt Gourley

All The Way Tonight (The Look Of The Lion)

A song about the great Irish storyteller Seamus McMahon and not at all about Patrick McMahon, shit storyteller.

Matt Gourley:       Mandolin/Vocals
Mark McConville: Guitar
Jeremy Carter:    Back Up Vocals
James Bladon:     Digital Pennywhistle
Jesse Olema:       Fiddle
Daniel Michicoff:  Bass

Words and Music by Matt Gourley

Saint Seamus

My favourite Thomas mashup I made after B.Y.O.T.

Beastie Boys vs. Thomas the Tank Engine - Sabotrain

From the heart, a mixture of early 1900s bluegrass and electro-funk.

Hey Mr. Comedy Man

Quick demo track I slapped together with Spencer Karlovits! Check it out, more in the works. (Don't judge on the sound quality haha)

Smiles from ear to ear

A Piano+Tenor Sax song I wrote for my Grandfather, composed/recorded 1 year after his passing.

Goin' Ain't Easy

When I was in college I started down the rabbit hole of everything David Lynch and have found so much inspiration in his work over the years. This is a song that has haunted me for most of my life as I was 6 when the series originally aired and my parents were immersed in it.  I really wanted to put my spin on it as it's probably the most gorgeous three chord song in existence; and I wanted the end of the song to feel like you were being sucked into the Black Lodge. 


Recorded, Arranged and Performed by: Dan Briggs; May 2017.

"Twin Peaks Theme" originally written by Angelo Badalamenti. 
Lyrics originally written by David Lynch, taken from the "Falling" single performed by Julee Cruise; 1990.

Don't let yourself be hurt this time

Falling, falling
Are we falling?

Don't let yourself be hurt this time

Then I saw your face

Falling, falling
Are we falling?

Twin Peaks Theme

Recorded live on the Joe Bongo episode of The Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Project. Prog rock lives!

SPLASHDOWN ON ANTILLES X

THE DEVIL'S TIMEKEEPER

Jazztec's full version of "Take Five." Recorded on night two of Michigan Tech's Backstage Jazz at the Rozsa (2012.) Recording engineered, mixed and mastered by Grant Prusi. Assistant Engineering by Paul Bristol and Tom Conran.

Take Five (Backstage Rozsa) - Jazztec

Grant Prusi

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