This one was called the Lookout but I think I need to change it to give it it's own identity.
Plus the it's also the sing-a-long chorus and should rightfully be the title.

Falling off the Radar- JWFB

This one is about a friends schizophrenic relationship. Hence, the Kandinsky Painting title. There was a period where he painted  a somewhat organized painting and on the back of the canvas it was complete chaos. BTW - these tracks aren't fully mixed and mastered yet. You'll have to get the full length album for that. Thanks for listening and give me some feedback, will ya. 

Kandinsky Painting - JWFB

Sort of a Prog Rock song. You can hear me rocking out on some electric guitar. Needed to get my Yes/Genesis/King Crimson on.

DNA - JWFB(v.1)

Another proggy song. It was gonna have some lyrics but I think that would detract from my super-awesome, mind-blowing guitar work on this one.

Pissing in the Wind - JWFB(v.1)

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Lost in a Crowd

This is the newest one so far. I like the American Gothic nature of it. It's about....

Sea of Tranquility

This is about someone. Someday soon there is going to be a sweet 'n' funky soul sax solo at the end coda part.

Pot of Gold - JWFB

First song off the last EP that I have yet to release. Go ahead and try to not bob your head or tap your foot while listening to this. I dare you.

Sho Nuf

Lately, I've started to write and perform all my songs solo with the help of Reason and Reason Record. 
This was after yet another group I was leading, The Nervous Twitch, had to go it's separate ways. In a good way, though. You know. 
I'll probably revisit the songs we recorded later on when I finish up this new solo album. 
If you know me and my music, it's still got the same dance-roots rock that I love. I'm a child of the 80's and New Wave is so damn infectious. 
But there's a couple tributes to my love of Classic Prog rock. Nowadays it seemed as though you need to be in a metal band to play prog-rock.
But I disagree. So this new stuff is a conglomeration of all these New Wave, Punk, Electro-Dance, Synthy Classic Rock music that I've grown up with.
I think it's ridiculous in this day and age to try to pigeonhole music into a genre. OK - it's not Classical or Gansta Rap but you know what I mean.

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