Desperado

Acoustic guitar cover of the classic song.

Is There Anybody Out There?

Acoustic cover of the song (although there's an electric guitar for the solo).

Nothing Compares

Cover of the song. Two acoustic guitars, bass, low whistle, and vocal.

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Every Rose (one Take)

Girl From The North Country

Mandolin Noodling (Battle Evermore)

This is my cover of the tune originally written by Don Robertson and Hal Blair, and made famous by country artist Hank Snow.

90 Miles An Hour (Down A Dead End Street)

This is the traditional hymn, "How Great Thou Art", which I arranged and performed for two acoustic guitars, bass, and vocal.

When I was a boy this was my favorite hymn. I remember the power of the song when played on the pipe organ and sung by an entire congregation. I wanted to see if any of that translated to a version with a solo vocal and couple guitars.

How Great Thou Art

Had a guitar chord progression I recorded just to keep track of it. Added drums and bass, then low whistle and had my daughter record some viola.

Lament

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Cover of the traditional tune, St. James Infirmary Blues.

St James Infirmary Blues

An arrangement of Robin Reddocke from Ballet's Lute Book (ca. late 16th century). Instruments include classical guitar, Roosebeck goatskin and mulberry wood frame drum, alto recorder, and tenor recorder. All instruments played by me.

J.W.C.

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