Christmastime-Paul Vanston, piano, CJ all other instruments

Vocal's for this song cut at Balboa, Studio T, with Sharyn, Liane, and Janine all singing Live. Guitars recorded by PB at a later session. Written by Sharyn Paquette. Photo Courtesy of Joe Paquette.

When theLaughter Fades

Recorded in and around Los Angeles in the late 90s. Lisa LaRochelle sang. Prod. by Michael Fish

What Goes Around

A song from Haverhill MA band, Eye of the Storm "ETS", inspired by the massive gypsy moth caterpillar outbreak in the Summer of 1981. Written by Barker, Morin, Pascucci. (Apologies for the inappropriate Chorus lyrics, ugh what were we thinking!) Peter A Barker - Lead Vocal and Guitar, Yancy Lambert - Drums and Vocals, John Morin - Keyboards and Vocals, Tom Pascucci - Bass and Vocals, Steve Pingree - Tambourine and Vocals, John Fournier - Effects and Handclaps, Joe Pappalardo - Effects and Gypsy Moth Voice. Artwork by Leslie Fowler

March Of The Gypsy Moth Hi Res

Recorded in early 80's at Euphoria Sound, Revere MA by ETS, Eye of the Storm. PB vocals and guitar, Yancy Lambert: drums and back up vocals, Tom Pascucci: bass, John Morin: Keys and mini moog, Steve Pingree: Lead guitar. Recorded by Gordon Hookailo. Mixed by Peter A Barker.

Do You Need It

Do You Need It by Eye of The Storm

My old cover band played this  JJ Cale song live, way before Eric Clapton made it famous.

Cocaine

Recorded in early 80's by Gordon Hookailo at Euphoria Sound In Revere Massachusetts. Performed by ETS, Eye of the Storm. Yancy Lambert (Drums and Vocals), Tom Pascucci (Bass and Vocals), John "J Bar" Morin (Keys), Steve Pingree (Guitar and Vocals), Peter A. Barker (Guitar and Vocals).

The Burbs

This is a song about hope in the midst of a long, wet, winter. The singer is expressing optimism that winter will be over soon but there is still a hint of melancholly with the realization that it is not quite over yet. Written and performed by Peter A Barker, Tim Carroll, and Tom Pacussi. 
Photo credit: Thomas Charters, www.unsplash.com

February Rain

"So This is LA" is a raucous and joyous 80's style song about a person that recently moved to Los Angeles. It features period drum machines and guitars, recorded in 1986 to Studer A80 24 track at Artisan Sound Recorders, 1600 Wilcox Ave. Hollywood, California. Written by Barker, Pascucci, Vacher, Wholley. Performed by: Beth Wimmer: Lead Vocal, Dan Wholley: guitar, Tom Pacucci: Bass, Peter A Barker: programing, guitar, Tim Carroll: keyboard, Ainjel Emme: background vocals. Check out Beth Wimmer at https://www.bethwimmer.com

So This Is LA

A joyous version of the Jonathan Edwards classic. Recorded live in our own Shanty recording studio in Northridge California. Sharyn Paquette, Liane Paquette, and Beth Wimmer: vocals; Joe Paquette: Drums ; Tom Pascucci: Bass; Peter A. Barker: Guitar.

The Shanty Song

A fantasy song about driving LA freeways and finding Love In The Next Lane. Written by Peter A Barker,Tim Carrol and Tom Pascucci. Performed by Peter A Barker and Tim Carrol with: Dan Wholley; Lead Vocal, Tom Pascucci; Bass and Background Vocal, Beth Wimmer; Background Vocal. Photo by Blake Barlow on Unsplash

March Of The Gypsy Moth Hi Res

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