Track by Morgan Martin from the mid 90's featuring Jon Wrasse on ebow guitar.

Thanks For The Cello

I saw the sun, I saw the moon
I watched the shadows swim like cartoons
you watch the news everyday

I don't believe a word you say
Television
Television War
I don't know what it's for
Television
Television War

I'll visit you, late in the night
kiss on the lips and hold you so tight
feel so secure like the tolling of a bell
keep away the demons, my little angel

we came by land, we came by sea
I felt your hands touching me
across the desert sands we'll go
secret caves in the snow
tell me, how does your garden grow
in the glass cathedral, you're my favorite show

Television War

Television War - with Vocals

Leonard's Cello

Intergalactic Broadcast

Electric Garden Zapper

Track by Morgan Martin from the mid 90's
features Jon Wrasse on guitar

Tennis Shoes on a Wire

Recorded on a defective Akai 12 track in 1995

Have you been to the shrine today?  the birds have all flown away
Everybody had a good time.  Nobody got left behind.

On top of the World
Hear the wind blow
On top of the World

See the tiny people in the snow, nobody lives there far as I know
Watch them as they wander to and fro

On top of the world
Hear the wind blow
On top of the WORLD

Guess we should build a fire, wonder if we can reach out, reach out, reach out

On top of the World

Top of the World - with Vocals

Original instrumental track by Morgan
with Jon Wrasse on ebow guitar
David Leher on trumpet

Lumbering Elephants in Times Square

Morgan is a Los Angeles recording artist.  Many evolutions along the way and always evolving I hope.  Nowadays my focus is still pretty eclectic, but mostly along the lines of hiphop tracks I will probably be sharing soon.

In 2010, I added the trumpet of the wise and gifted trumpeter David Leher to "Lumbering Elephants in Times Square" from the 1995 album LAPTIME,  but sadly there is some signal loss probably due to the old 12 track tape being played too many times.  These are analog recordings in need of restoration which is in progress.  I have way more on the way, hopefully soon.  It's tough being the artist and the engineer at the same time, I wish I had a robot engineer to crawl around plugging in wires for me.

Morgan Electric