Recorded live at a Wedding in Richmond aug.'08
Improvised 

Leonard and the Lab Rats- GettinMarried

Organ Grinder - Leonard and the Lab Rats

This was manicured live no repeats all through an optical cable in Sanford Flemings computer on Bowen Island . I managed to catch flies and get their distress on tape ? It was all fed via a Roland Mixer. Huggybear L. on harmonica ,flutes,drums,synth and elastic bands 

Artist - Huggybear Leonard -

Just Forget - Hbl

Artist - Whuuuattt 'lll  Ohhhhshhhhh  (Hbl)

G Chromatic w Electro Voice 623

Chromatic and Synth reorded probably in '06/'07

Artist - Warless Faith (Hbl)

Just my shitty Boss delay pedal and a harp .. One sample note... was recorded in an Indian Summer.. '12

Chromatic nosepiece (Indian Summer)

Recorded way back in '05 at least... I wrote this song and play harmonica on it....We were a new duo .. Wern was writing cool fingerstyle tunes in open tunings on his Sweet Larivee.. Recorded in West Vancouver at an open mic...

~~this song is about injury and accidents/ recovery and death 

Reckless (Hbl and Wern MArcus)

The Lab Rats are a blues quartet located in Vancouver , BC. fronted by the infamous : Huggybear Leonard... harmonica , ukulele and vocals B , Double D (guitar) Martin Eade (drums)   Pat Darcus, and Michael Graham  on  bass . We vary from electric to acoustic... The blues is a transformational music raw , real and ever changing within it's surroundings and individuality. A lot of rock bands that I listen to were blues based bands. 
Harmonica is my instrument of choice . The sound of harmonica was something I could not ignore . I felt there was no other instrument that sounded like it and you could play it anywhere . Those early field workers we're true blues harp pioneers yelling and cursing the work horses in metaphor to their unjust owners.
 '' In the final analysis, the music created by the harmonica consists of more than the acoustic and physical function of the reeds. There is a synergy which causes the whole to be greater than the sum of the component parts and an artistry which cannot be quantified—dynamics which give personality to the instrument, reflecting individuality of the musician.'' 