One of the first doodles I ever recorded, circa 2008. I think I was anxious to display versatility, so it really runs the gamut stylistcally speaking. Despite the tentative, random nature of the playing, I really love some of the sounds in here, particularly toward the end. 

'Wait For It' early recording

Leonard Cohen classic. Lower register than I typically use. 

Hallelujah

Jamming several years ago. Toddler audible in the background. :) 

Audio S Site 2378524

Recording test. Guitar and mic (instrument mic) plugged directly into recorder. Was rusty after several days off but felt my vocal tone was where I like it, so decided to test a setup. 

181 (Behind Blue Eyes cover 5/26ish)

I recorded this version of an old song of mine last month. Wasn't crazy about the performance at the time (I hadn't been rehearsing much at the time)and the lead guitar is all off the cuff. It sounds boomy to me now. No problem, though, as I plan to make good recordings of all of my songs by the end of the summer. Anyway, it needs to get out of the multitrack and make way for the new. 

Girl in a Green Sweater

The first minute or so is me playing over some chords I like, then soloing over an older original and then a cover of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah. Then there's a bad version of me singing Hallelujah and squealing at my kid, which is at the tail end of most of these recordings since I'm too lazy to erase it. I tried to incorporate what I've been learning in my guitar lessons in the soloing. 

181 - 3

the internal mic on my 8 track doesn't capture the tone off the amp very well. a real mic is in transit. 

Mc Bradley