LVO2... second one.. AND.... LOVE TAG!!! Strong Hollow Production...Chris de Burgh

Dusty Springfield - Wishin and A Hopin

is it "the good old days are all dead and gone"?

or is it "these *are* the good old days"?

Not allowed to show off in our house!

My solo acoustic cover based on the live Unplugged version

This is a collaboration with Sonya and Shuie (a UK based duo) and I must say I am blown away by what they did to my solo acoustic cover. They did a beautiful job on this!

I sent them my raw microphone   more...recording and they upholstered it with their Buffalo magic as follows:

Sonya did the 'morse' electric dub on her Les Paul copy, the handclaps and the high harmony.

Shuie played the Fenderbass, lead guitar and sang low harmony. He also put an extra high harmony on the final chorus.

Thank You to my friends Sonya and Shuie! You guys are awesome! See more of thier great work at:

http://www.youtube.com/misspopanoche  less

This started out as a solo acoustic cover then I decided to overdub one vocal harmony. At one time I overdubbed some acoustic riffs in the background but never fel that sounded right. So this time I employed   more...my Gretsch 6120 plugged straight into the computer and I use the Bigsby tailpiece to get the vibrato.  less

Just an experimental video! It has problems, but it is just an experiment. I started this video with something WAY different in mind. This is what just happened along. I am learning that camera angles   more...are VERY important! Now if I can only remember what I learned from this video for the next one!

I hope you enjoy watching and I thank you for letting me waste your time once again. :-)  less

New flash intro for our web site http://springfieldparanormal.net/
Please leave a comment if you like it give me a hit

Lea plays another one of his original songs. "Dusty Road"

This video from Monica Dennington explores what the Bible says about why faith is important to God.

Round one of the "Rising Star" Competition at The Repair Shop In Springfield Missouri goes to SDW...Round Two is this wednesday at 8pm,Also at The Repair Shop.Wish us Luck in the finals!!

WARNING: The songs in here contain bad language!!! Working in Brooklyn, putting in screw piles. The meeting of my first LiveVideo friend in person!

I recorded this video on 9/27/06 the day after my daughter was born. I was so happy that I burst forth with this song which I don't usually sing. This is a one take unrehearsed video that I feel captured   more...the moment and what I was feeling. You can see my hospital band on my left wrist!  less

My solo acoustic cover of their biggest hit.

Wendy singing a song for Valentines Day

Video taken from a movie.For all Lover's..

My bike was looking abit dusty and sad so i had to shrug it off and give it a good waxing!

THE SIMPSONS

The Simpsons - We Do (The Stonecutter's Song)

This song is on the following album:
"Songs In The Key Of Springfield"

Who controls the British crown?
Who keeps the metric system down?
We do, we   more...do

Who keeps Atlantis off the maps?
Who keeps the Martians under wraps?
We do, we do

Who holds back the electric car?
Who makes Steve Gutenberg a star?
We do, we do

Who robs gamefish of their site?
Who rigs every Oscar night?
We do, we do!  less

This is a song I wrote in 1977 about an older me reflecting back on my youth and the good times we had centered around the music we listened to back then.

I'd like to dedicate this one to my two closest   more...bros in the world, my cousin Gartel and our mutual best friend Carmando. We all grew up together and misspent our wonderful youth. Laughing, loving, partying and having lots of fun. Carmando and I would jam on guitars a lot back then.

The photo is of me and Carmando circa 1976 (I think) and I remeber that we were sitting on a park bench with the Neil Young Zuma songbook learning those songs together. Come to think of it this song is really my tribute to those great songs of Neil Young. When I wrote this song I had been a Neil Young fan for only 3 years and I had no idea that his songs would still be a very important part of my life in music.

While the music style of this song is very Neil Young and reminiscent of the 70's I think the sentiment is timeless.  less

A fairly obscure song that Neil Young wrote and Richie Furay sang on the record.

heres a real old one sung by steven stills of the famed supergroup buffalo springfield

First song I ever wrote. I was 17 at the time and the year was 1977. Neil Young, Stephen Stills, CSNY and the Buffalo Springfield had a big impact on my group of guitar playing friends when we were kids.   more...This song was my way of paying homage forward to all those great songs that inspired us then and still listen to today. I thought of this song, at that time, as sort of grabbing a piece of that time in our lives and memorializing it so when we heard the song in the future (which is now) we would always remember the good times and the songs that went with them.  less