Things Ain't What They Used To Be

Something a bit different; the very talented Keira Simmons (https://www.youtube.com/user/canollegra/videos) and I came together to form 'Specks', covering this Bob Evans song for Telstra's 'Second Chance Song' competition. This is our first attempt at electronic production, with hopefully more to come! Head to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9v83OQD8gQI to see a little video of our work.

Don't You Think It's Time (Bob Evans Cover)

Recorded live at The Barn, Mount Gambier with FLIP Jazz Quartet, here featuring Will Morrison on guitar and Patrick-Earl Danao on drums. One of my first attempts at doing the organ thing, with hopefully many more to come!

There Will Never Be Another You

Pennies From Heaven

Recorded live at The Barn, Mount Gambier with FLIP Jazz Quartet, here featuring Lachie Hamilton on tenor, Will Morrison on guitar and Patrick-Earl Danao on drums. One of my first attempts at doing the organ thing, with hopefully many more to come!

I Remember You

Back to the piano for this one! Recorded live at The Barn, Mount Gambier with FLIP Jazz Quartet, featuring Lachie Hamilton on tenor, Will Morrison on guitar and Patrick-Earl Danao on drums.

Lover Come Back To Me

Here's a little preview of an album I might like to put out sometime in the distant future... some condenser-mic recordings of three original tunes that I've put together. As per usual, these feature the mighty talents of Harry Morrison on the bass and Patrick Earl-Danao on the drums. 

Festivity

Inconstancy

The Sweeper

Here's one of the tracks the GIJ Academy Band recorded at the James Morrison Studios in Sydney: my arrangement of a beautiful, little-known ballad by Eddie del Barrio, perhaps most famously performed by Stan Getz and Kenny Barron on the album 'People Time'. Much credit must go to Natasha Weatherill for the beautiful vocals, and to the rest of the band for putting up with my crazy writing...

I'm Okay (Eddie del Barrio)

Jazz pianist, and general music enthusiast. Currently based in Mount Gambier.

Ben Maltbbe