An eclectic mix of tones, tempos, rhythms and guitars

Jangle, Quack & Chime

Syncopated riffs and licks on a Strat and a Jag

Indiglo

A resonator takes the lead on this all-acoustic piece, accompanied by a pair of dreadnoughts.

I Still See Your Face

Two Stratocasters engaged in the ancient form of weaving; clean tones, with hints of swing and jazz

Pocket Change

A Stratocaster and a Les Paul gettin' rhythmic and funky

Bare Feet On A Hot Street

Lush guitar tones layered on complementary progressions

Back In Nazareth

Two offset Fenders -- a Jaguar and a Jazzmaster -- bringing jangly syncopation and some tasty jazz chords to flavor the mix

More Or Less

Mellow, pretty and moody -- just right for end-of-the-day reflections

Under Cover Of Dusk

Blues form in D minor, played here on a Stratocaster and a resonator, both through a Princeton Reverb

I - 95

Pickin' the strings on a Telecaster and a Les Paul, bridge pickups, with a little dirt

Brew Town Bop

A moody and pensive piece played here on a Telecaster and a Jaguar, with a bit of tremolo and phase shifting

2 AM

Pickin' and strummin', electric and acoustic

Spose So

A Telecaster starts the ball rolling on this one, and other guitars, electric and acoustic, join the fun -- finger picking, flat picking, strumming and sliding

Hang Glide

I enjoy composing, arranging and recording music on an ever-expanding array of guitars, especially Fender electrics and Martin acoustics.  My musical journey began more than half a century ago, and every day brings new opportunities for continued growth as a musician.  My current leading influences include Jim Campilongo, Scotty Anderson and Guthrie Trapp.  I love Beethoven, Keith Richards, Henry Mancini, Aretha Franklin and a thousand others whose music has brought me joy, whether for many decades or for a few minutes.  I strive to learn something from every piece of music that I hear, and to make music that others will enjoy hearing.

I'm an amateur DIYer in terms of recording, doing everything in my music space at home and learning as I go.  I enjoy experimenting with a variety of microphones and mic placements, recording into a Zoom R16 and using Audacity as my DAW.  I use an array of Fender tube amps, all blackface/silverface reissues, and a modest pedal board.  I record acoustic instruments either with condenser microphones directly on the instruments or else amped through a Fishman Loudbox Mini.

Jangle, Quack & Chime

Paul Baglyos