1998 I wrote the 2nd Movement of my orchestra song, Peace Path.
I played this on my Kurzweil Keyboard.

Peace Path 2nd Movement

1989 Written by Dan Demiankow. A Miracle Workers recording. This is a rough mix thrown onto a cassette tape at the end of the session. Recorded live in the studio. Background vocals overdubbed later. 1st guitar solo by Matt. 2nd solo (long) by me. My solo was improvised and I nodded to the band when I was done and it was time to end the song. This is an unreleased song and will appear with other 1988-89 MWs recording very soon.

One More Time

ICE 9, JAN 1978 - Recorded onto cassette during a rehearsal. First song Eddie and I wrote. Vocal (Eddie), Guitar (me, Danny D), Bass (John Sogge), Drums (Jeff), background vocals (me and John)

Out Out Out

Written by Dan Demiankow (1998). All tracks played on my Kruzweil 2000 keyboard. This is a bluesy, jazzy thing. After leaving the Miracle Workers in 1987, in the 1990s, I went into the digital realm.

Danny D 1990s

Dig The Shades

Miracle Workers (Portland, Oregon). On our Inside Out album (1985). I wrote the song and the intro guitar riff. Gerry (vocal); Matt and me (guitar); Joel (bass); Gene (drums). This is my favorite song that I wrote on the album. The photo L to R: Me, Joel, Gene (drums), and Gerry. Couldn't fit Matt into the picture.

INSIDE OUT

LOVE HAS NO TIME

Written by Dan Demiankow. I'm not sure how this sounds on small PC speakers. Maybe try ear buds, or bigger speakers.

Dance Of The Sugar Cookie

Song I wrote and recorded (1989) with our band The Miracle Workers. Gerry (in left of photo) sang it. I (right side of photo) played acoustic guitar and harpsichord tracks. This is the 'unplugged' version (without the drums and Matt's guitar).This is a quick rough mix the engineer made onto a cassette tape at the time. This will be professionally mixed and released soon. Special thanks to Mister Mister for loaning me their synthesizer so I could create the 'harpsichord' track.

Everything Tonight

Written by me, Dan Demiankow (The Miracle Workers). Recorded 1989 with the group, The Things. This is a rough mix. 
I'm on the acoustic guitar. This was recorded live, off the floor in one take (amazing bit of luck). A couple over dubs added later.

Miracle Workers Lost Album

Somewhere In Midnight

1971 Written by Day Cathey.  Recorded on cheap reel to reel using a very cheap microphone in a friend's music room in Laurel Canyon . Lo-fi quality. This was at the time when Day & I played a set at the Troubadour in Hollywood. Day plays the main acoustic guitar fingerpicking. I'm playing the solo and accompaniment bits on an acoustic guitar. That's Day singing. The photo is Day.

The Real Danny D