Buck's Basment

El Dorado

Horse Radish

Forever Eleanor

Queen Anne's Lace

Get Thee Behind Me Satan

My version of this old Italian folk song. First sung by women workers in the rice paddies of Northern Italy in the 1890's. With revised verses it became well known around the world as the resistance anthem of the Italian anti-fascist partisans during World War II.

Bella Ciao

This song is sometimes considered an African American spiritual, but its first known use is as a rallying song of escaped slaves during the U.S. civil war. The title refers to the Bible's Book of Exodus, where God commands Moses to go to the Pharaoh and demand the release of the Israelites from bondage in Egypt. It is adapted here as as a song for the deliverance of the Palestinian people.

Go Down Moses

Halcyon Bird

Voices 2

Immersion

Hullabaloo

Eulogy

Saxophonist, composer, music journalist. Majors on tenor and soprano saxophones. Also sings and plays guitar, pennywhistle, harmonica, & various percussion instruments.

Walter Brooker

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