Badango
4:48. Twisty, sneaky Latin infused tune. Infectious groove! Can you see them dancing? Or making love? Perhaps a clever game of hide and seek? “If I find you, I’m going to…” “I’m in the closet!” That’s Badango!
From the album, Gratitunes.
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.
Darshan Line
4:50. Soprano sax, cello, flute, percussion. Waiting in the Darshan Line has never been so cool!
From the album, Gratitunes.
Ferris Wheel
4:53 long. Piano, cello, soprano sax, bass, percussion. Lilting, bittersweet, graceful, lovely.
From the album, Touch The Sky.
Full Circle
4:30 long. Piano, cello, soprano sax, bass, percussion. Huge radio presence in the 90’s. Theme song for a wildly popular spiritual figure. There’s just something about this song.
From the album, Touch The Sky.
Helium
4:32. Flute, soprano sax, synths, piano, cello, fretless bass, drum kit, percussion, panpipes. Bubbly! Fun, dancey. Light as…
From the album, Flying Not Falling,
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.
How They Fell In Love
3:24. Soft, gentle, romantic waltz. Very Old Europe. Perfect for a love scene, swans on a lake, lacy dress, big sun hat, loving glances, little sandwiches. That’s how they fell in love!
From the album, Gratitunes.
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.
Let’s Talk
5:06. Piano, bass, drum kit, flute, soprano sax, marimba, guitar, cello. Sweet, light, pretty, fun, and a little nostalgic.
From the album, Flying Not Falling,
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.
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.
Ridin’ High
3:22 long. Band, Celtic whistles, pan pipes, strings, harmonica (Howard Levy!), piano, nylon string guitar. Joyous, bouncy, and happy-making. Western tinged theme.
From the album, Hondo Blaze.
Simon & Michael
6:10 A very unusual and curious song. Flute, piano, synths, bells, cello, bass, drum kit, violin, soprano sax. Lots going on. Different sections for different scenes, perhaps. You’d just have to listen.
From the album, Flying Not Falling,
The Bussman’s Triumph
3:02. Cute, tidy, catchy and wistful. Soprano sax soft and warm. Celtic flute, trumpet, piano, band. Such a sweet tune, like a happy march around the square.
From the album, Gratitunes.
The Listener
4:15. Dark, solid piano and bass groove. Minor key. Major work underfoot. The good kind of stress.
From the album, Tiptoes.
The Ship Hail Mary
4:19. Americana with cello and soprano sax, accordion. A fateful voyage to a new land, far, far away. And they called the ship, “Hail Mary.” It was their last best chance, I guess. Hope they make it!
From the album, Gratitunes.
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.