About Last Night?  Hum Do we celebrate or sob?

Michael P. O'Mara

About Last Night

A collection of songs written when I was in Bradford and Hazelden. A lot of these songs were written with other people on the inside and performed regularly behind the walls.

Samsara - Pretty In Black

a saddish and longing song written recently

Mortar And Pestle

making unique music. There are no rules in music I am not a great musician, I want to be a unique musical genius

Peace

09a Nobody's Child

Where Is It Now

This is one of the first songs i ever wrote, it was written on piano when i was 15 or right around that time. So many memories attatched to it and it really portrays the longing and wittyness that i would develop later in my music.

I Am A God

Backing & harmony vocals Michael O'Mara, Resonator Wanda Vick, B3 Organ Gene Rabbai, Aco/Upright Bass Craig Nelson, Congas Jim McGillveray,

American Gothic-1967

I Shall Be Released

additional vocals by Michael O'Mara, Tenor Sax Jack Stafford, Baritone Guitar Brent Mason, B3 Organ Chris Nole, Drums Michael White

11 OEJ Take These Eyes

Take These Eyes

With Michael O'Mara lending vocals, Alto Sax Eric Marienthal, Brian Fullen on Drums.

American Gothic-1970  Let It Be

Don't Let Me Down

This classic St. James Infirmary recorded originally in 1929 and recorded by the likes of Louis Armstrong, Cab Calloway and 100's of others over the years. This is my version done with the help of David Robinson. Recorded in the Bunker at The Riviera in sunny Scottsdale Arizona.

The Old Man and Friends

St. James Infirmary by Cab Calloway in 1929

Recorded in the Bunker at the Riviera is pleasant Scottsdale Arizona, U.S.A.
with Kevin Mauch on Bass Mike Noel on Keys and Joe Weissgerber on lead Guitar

Who Knows Better Than I

Michael O'Mara,  Born and raised in Royal Oak Michigan.  Now living in Scottsdale AZ.  Musician, Songwriter, Home Recordist.

About Last Night

Michael (Pops) O'Mara

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