Bone Time
3:19. Cool jazz vocal. “I’m just a little dog. Can we make it bone time?” My favorite time of day, yes indeed.
From the album, Gratitunes.
Her Shoelace, My Heart
4:30 long. Piano, soprano sax, cello, band. Whimsical, and funky, a bit New Orleans. Alternates between sweet and nostalgic, and sassy and upbeat.
From the album, Hondo Blaze.
Jamby Jamby
3:22. Vocal song. Band, vocals, guitars, organ, saxes. Won a One Earth Award for Best Music Video. “You’ve got to bring home the Jamby Jamby if you want the bread.” Remember that. .
From the album, Hotcakes.
Living In A Box
Vocal song. “I’m living in a box with a hole in the top. My soul at the bottom and oh, I forgotabout the hole in the top, can’t forget to stop stopping up the hole.”
From the album, Flight Plans.
Meanwhile In The Backseat
4:47. The windows are all fogged. That big black car’s a rockin’. Better not get too close. Severe funk/rock in progress. Dirty, nasty slide guitar. Better slide on down.
From the album, Tiptoes.
Nature
Vocal song. “I went out for nothin’, alone by the spring, and I fell down on purpose, when I jumped from the swing.”
From the album, Flight Plans.
New Girlfriend
4:04. Cello, piano, bells, flute, bass, pretty things. Whimsical, a little kooky. Light, fun, full of charm.
From the album, Flying Not Falling,
Rail Runner
3:38. Saxes on the railroad! Featuring harmonica by the one and only Howard Levy. Rockin’ along the tracks.
From the album, Gratitunes.
Rain Driver
4:30. Serious intrigue! And a rare and beautiful piece of music. Cello and soprano duke it out once again, this time in the rain. Who wins? We all do, with a snappy tune like Rain Driver!
From the album, Gratitunes.
Reconciliation
3:48. Jazz, including a harp. Sax, band.
From the album, Hotcakes.
Sheep Of Love – The Spam Song
Vocal song. Sail away with Natalia on the non-sinking sheep of love. Baah baah baah.
From the album, Flight Plans.
The Duck
Vocal song. “He’s a duck of few words. Feels like idle conversation’s strictly for the birds.”
From the album, Flight Plans.
The Weaver’s Tale
3:53. A masterful, “Masterpiece Theatre” sort of composition. Dark, winding intrigue in 3/4 time. Gorgeous cello, sax, and piano banding together to save the world.
From the album, Tiptoes.