Lou Reed cover from his 1972 album Transformer. I had help here from Robert DeLuca on bass guitar and Ryan Hedgecock of Lone Justice and Parlour James on electric guitar. Background vocals were done in practically one-take by the ever lovely Christina Marie Harper. Sound byte "Hey Man" from Logic's library believe it or not. "downtown side of the C-Line" provided by New York's finest.

Walk on the Wild Side (Downtown Side of the C-Line) Lou Reed Cover

Looking back at at decade who's influences are still with me today. Special thanks to Robert DeLuca for helping out.

Heartfelt Dedications

All 22+ tracks recorded with the Mellotron M4000D.  Inspired by French New Wave cinema and children's films like The Red Balloon and Zazie dans le Metro.

Chihiro's Home For the Summer

Recorded when the lyrics were appropriate. Thanks again to Nick and Ty!

Too Much On My Mind-The Kinks

Recently, while driving to LAX to pick up my wife, I heard Love Can Make You Happy by Mercy on the radio. While listening, I imagined my wife in her seat looking out the window, and as Mercy vamped out the ending of their song, this song wrote itself as I eagerly dictated the lyrics into my phone. I've always wanted to write a song about Los Angeles, and some might say that that is all I do, but this is the one I'll stand by. Preferably, at the corner of Rosecrans and Vermont. Where the kids are hip.

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