Angel from Montgomery, written by John Prine

Grace Archer - Angel From Montgomerey.mp3

This was a cover of a Shakedaddy (Boston band, c. early 2000s) tune. Todd Moxham wrote the song for that band, and let The Disaster Artists play it with some sax added in. (You'll have to ask Todd about Celine Dion.)

Suite 309

Pretty sure Breakin' Out is derivative of the first ever jam Stewart, Todd, Scott and I played in Stew's cold planting shed. ...in February.

Breakin' Out

A Stewart Engesser original with superb lyrics about a boy who just keeps finding himself in trouble. 

Disaster Artist

I wrote this song about my time in Venice as a student. We lived adjacent to the Guggenheim and would regularly sit on its roof and drink wine from the Veneto. It was incredible. 

Empire Of Light (guggenheim)

This is a Todd Moxham original. It's an eclectic blend of rhythms and guitar wavering from ballad to the accelerando a la fine. Ciao.   

Patch Of Blue

This is an epic hold by the Moxham brothers whose steady rhythms kept this together while Stewart and I take turns freaking out. I recall getting carried away during this 11 min. musicgasm.  

Tail Of Shame

This is a 2 String riff inspired by a Janes Addiction song that turned into a fun rock jam featuring Todd's soaring guitar solo. Stewart adds the lyrical wrap to this messy meaty sandwich. I play rhythm. 

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