I'm a self-taught multi-instrumentalist living in London, England. My main instruments are keyboards, bass guitar and double bass, but I also play electric and acoustic guitars, ukulele, 6-string banjo and chromatic harmonica, and I will have a go at anything else that makes a noise.

My musical roots are in the Blues, but my recordings range in style from country to punk to experimental, with bits of funk, jazz and retro movie soundtrack thrown in. And hopefully a bit of humour...

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Aging, failed electronic musician. Former VP in several boring companies, ALZ primary caregiver for 5 years, now retired and back to trying to practice music daily.  I'm not very good but I have fun.  In the late 70's I was the office manager for the US importer of EMS synths and also sold large Moog modulars, ARP 2500s, Oberheim, and Revox equipment. Vocalist/synthesist with the Scientific Americans, collaborator with the younger Elliott Sharp, guest musician/writer with WKGB.

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