The sublime sensation of absolute clarity

Laminar Flow ("Over" version)

Laminar Flow

OLD SCHOOL HYMN/ MISSISSIPPI MASS CHOIR SUNG AS A FAVORITE AT CHRIST TABERNACLE FELLOWSHIP. SECOND SONG USING FINGER DRUMMING.

NEAR THE CROSS

Living In Slow Motion

We Come in Peace demo

Hishaishi

Main track By Combstead.
Guitar decorations By Robert Grigg

Don't Mind If I Do - Combstead / Robert Grigg

Moon Train (Interlude)

Slow day.
The holes in the clouds makes the 
dream fade.
The pills will not solve it.
No weekday.
Can ever replace the way friday. 
Can transform your world.
Oh, there's a girl.
A pain in your rib cage.
Is all.

Mind-frame.
Is not looking upwards in cold space.
Unravelling as you freeze in place.
The clock keeps on ticking.
You're blown away.
Out from the whirl.
Oh, there's a girl. a millstone you carry is all.

A down day.
Not looking outward but in.
Waste on the table is blown away. 
Can't make the connection between states.
Put on your act.
For the girl. 
She's all you have left in this world.

Oh, a fugue state.
Another enchantment is laid to waste.
Stare in the mirror.
Confused face,
Staring back outwardly fine.
What's mine is mine.
And the girl?
Becomes all-encompassing.




Slow Day

Life's Not Fair!

The Impossible Dream (11)

First of many to come helpful performance tracks rendered by my wife.
Updated 3/28/22

SAFE IN HIS ARMS / LADY MELODIE

My father, Bishop Milton E. Rochford taught me to play my first jingle on the piano at 7 years old. After a little schooling I developed my ear by sitting under some of my mentor's; professor Benny Cummings, Willard Meek’s (aka: golden fingers) and my good friend Pastor Donnie McClurkin, just to name a few. Pastor Mark Reddick taught me my first song, "God has smiled on me" by James Cleveland. Music is my obsession, second only to my joy of studying God’s word. The Word, undergirding my music provides heavenly melodic medicine. Take your daily medication! To God be all the glory!

NEAR THE CROSS

The Lord&E on keys Heavenly Harmonies.