A song I did some three years ago.  For some reason this one sticks in my head and I keep playing it over and over again :)

Alone In The Crowd

One of the songs I recorded and posted on the Internet after I just started recording at home.  Played on a Lefthanded Black Epiphone Dot which I sold about a year and a half ago.  Still regret selling her. Most important ingredient is a lowdown case of the Blues.
I've been searching for another one of this kind of backing tracks, but yet to no avail.

Blues to be

A follow up on Alone in the crowd.  Still working on this one though, this recording was only an example of how far I was working on this song. Some errors and a major software glitch make it "raw stuff"

Back in the crowd (work in progress)

A song, played over a very simple single guitar backing.  No thinking, just letting my fingers do whatever they wanted to.  Created a video for this in memoriam of my brother in law, using pictures of his final holliday.

Memories of What Could Have Been

Little Wing

Little Wing - Acoustic

Three track recording taking you out of time and space:
Electric bass: Ibanez GSR200 direct into mixer
Rhythm guitar: Fender Player Strat, position 4, through Fender Champion 600 with chorus and compressor
Lead guitar: Fender Player Strat, position 2, through Fender Champion 600 with fuzz, chorus, analog delay, and compressor

Time-Space Anomaly Number 1

Oog In Oog Met Hans

With a new addition to my six stringed friends a sound demo is obligatory. A good reason to quickly record two tracks mix them and dump it on the net. Meet my (used) Yamaha APX-5LA 

Fallen -  Yamaha APX - 5LA  Demo

A track recorded in 2008  I stumbled upon again while cleaning up my harddrives.

You'll Be Sorry After A While

The Blues Is Still Alive

Window Of My Eyes

At the age of ~12 me and my parents were told in a local music store that since I'm left handed, I couldn't play the guitar (Yes they believed it). The result was I didn't get a guitar. In stead I got an accordion. I actually had lessons for2 or 3 years.
Afterwards I sold the accordion and bought me a right handed guitar. At first I tried to play right handed but that didn't work for me. I changed the string order to lefty and there it started.

When I was in my 30's I finally bought me my first real left handed guitar, A used ' 83 Tokai goldstar Strat. That was the time I started making real progression.

I still have and love the Tokai Goldstar. 

You'll Be Sorry After A While

HalfBlindLefty