I have a modest home recording studio. Most of the music I produce is electronic, using a number of synthesizers and sound modules. I also still play guitar, mainly Folk and Blues. I became interested in music at a very early age, getting my first guitar, a very inexpensive acoustic, when I was ten. Around 1965, I changed this for a used Selmer Futurama 3 electric guitar (c. 1963 vintage, with the white push-buttons and six-on-a-side headstock), and then added a Hofner Congress (449 in the US) acoustic. This was from 1960 to1962 with the Compensator bridge and the treble clef logo on the headstock. Soon after I left home in 1968, I sold them both to buy a Landola acoustic that finally gave out in 2009 when the body split! I certainly got good value out of it. I bought my first Yamaha keyboard in around 1986. It was not very good, in retrospect. Still, I used it for recording in a very primitive studio I setup in my Barnes apartment. Soon after, once I had my first home PC, I built my first basic MIDI based setup using a soundcard and a Kawai MIDI keyboard. Finding this totally inadequate, I bought my first sound module, a Yamaha MU80 which I still own. A couple more followed, and then the whole lot moved to the US and has continued to expand.
I enjoy a wide range of music, and here you will find a series of videos of music I enjoy. The selection will change over time.
Music Tracks
I have included a few extracts of some of the tracks I have written. Each is in MP3 format, and around a minute long (about 1MB each).
Just click on a title to play the track;
it will run in your own Media Player.