Lets Have Good Times

Attack Of The Mutant Slugs

The Tipsy Mailman

Hannabel's March

Waltzing in circles 
DGDGCD tuning Washburn R305 guitar
Classic guitar tuned drop D on 5th fret capo.

Waltz Of The Ellipses

Vocals added.  It's funny how things go: "song with no name" was a tongue-in-cheek placeholder title.  The more I thought about it, though, I realized there might be an actual lyrical idea there:

Here it comes, reappearing
The song with no name
Just at the edge of my hearing
The song with no name
It claws, it crawls, is it nearing?
The song with no name
And my love, are you cheering
The song with no name?

In the dark, in the distance
Slipping into the frame
The call, the persistence
Of the song with no name

In the first light of the morning
A song with no name
No hint, no sign, no warning
The song with no name

In a flash, in the distance
Across the plain
The reach, the insistence
Of a song with no ...

It drifts into my hearing
The song with no name
Plays at the edge of the clearing
The song with no name

In a dance, in the distance
With the flicker of the flame
The call, the persistence
Of the song with no name
No, no resistance
The song with no ...

Photo by Gordon Ranney

Song With No Name (demo)

1988 Washburn R305 parlor guitar, open G, DGDGBD no capo.
Going back to my teacher, Backwards Sam Firk, RIP, AKA 
Michael A. Stewart.

Police Hog Blues

Washburn R305 parlor guitar DGDGCD 
Kona guitar drop D.

Hopping on a train

Something Happening Here

To play on a dreary day:) Washburn R305, DGDGCD,
Takamine Classic from 1968, Drop D tuning.

March Of The Melancholy

Here you will find little acoustic pop songs; melancholy, dreamy-folk things. Sometimes some jangly, fuzzy rock tunes or ambient pieces as well. Work-in-progress demos to finished tracks, informal playlists to official album releases. Enjoy.

Song With No Name (demo)

Tom Hanson

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