I'm Not Sorry - Happyman from the disc Just Like You - Jay Homenchuk Songs 1999
Happyman is Jay Homenchuk, Graham Brown, Gary Vincent, Rob Blackburn

I'm Not Sorry

Turning Blind - Happyman featuring Jay Homenchuk, Graham Brown, Mark Gruft &amp; Bob Petterson


Turning Blind - Happyman

No One Knows - Happyman featuring Jay Homenchuk, Graham Brown, Gary Vincent, Rob Blackburn & hired hand Rob Kurzreiter on Drums

No One Knows - Happyman

Drawn Away (J. Homenchuk 1985) - Second Skin/Silent Mirrors
4 track demo/drum machine.
SS/SM was formed in 1985 by Jay Homenchuk on vocals & guitar & Pat Habrel on guitar & vocals later adding Darrell Stables on drums & Ken McLeod on bass. Both band names included as gigs under both names with Art Bergmen, Wingnuts, The Hunting Party (F Fink F) and A Cast Of Thousands. Apologies for drop out after first verse. That's what you get after an unlabeled cassette sits around for 25 years. 

Drawn Away - Second Skin/Silent Mirrors 4 track demo/drum machine

Red Sky (J. Homenchuk 1985) - Second Skin/Silent Mirrors
Live Board Tape
SS/SM was formed in 1985 by Jay Homenchuk on vocals &amp; guitar &amp; Pat Habrel on guitar &amp; vocals later adding Darrell Stables on drums &amp; Ken McLeod on bass. Both band names included as gigs under both names with Art Bergmen, Wingnuts, The Hunting Party (F Fink F) and A Cast Of Thousands were performed including an outdoor stage performance at Expo 86.


Red Sky - Second Skin/Silent Mirrors (Live - Board Tape)

Factory - French Letters 1981
(Jay Homenchuk, Glen Reely, Ben Louie, Kelly Cook, Matt Johnson)
Recorded by Public Eye (Ric Arboit, Greg Reely) in Jay's basement on Lillooet Street, Vancouver, the demo raced up to #1 on the CITR- UBC Radio charts spawning a number of local feats such as 1982 Province Newspaper Battle of the Bands Winners, 2nd on CBC's Fame Game and supporting many bands including Icicle Works, Shakin' Pyramids, The Models & The Eurythmics in the Pacific Coliseum.
Known for many SOLD OUT all ages appearances at The Soft Rock Cafe on 4th Ave. 