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I've put a lot of time and effort into these recordings, I'm proud of them all.
Here you can listen to excerpts from each of the recordings.
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Traveler
This is our latest effort with Kim Plainfield on drums and of
course Al Payson on Bass. You can hear a lot of Midi guitar in these recordings. I also sing on two
cuts. All the guitar parts were done with Guitar Rig, a new program that you can use instrad of an
amp. I think the guitar sounds came out great.
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Summer Funk
This is our most current set of recordings. Thierry Arpino is drumming and, of course, Al Payson is Bassing. Lots of midi sounds in this one. I especially enjoy the interaction we get into. Hear a shortened version of the title track "Summer Funk". |
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The Burr Johnson Band
"Nice Car". |
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Woodwork
These recordings were done in the summer of 1999. I had been getting a great deal of duet gigs that summer and Dave Keys and I really started to click. We were mainly doing jazz standards and some of my originals. So we recorded five standards and one original. We received hearty reviews and have used the CD to get many a gig (I wish Dave was in town more often). Its great playing the standards. Its like taking a shower. Hear an excerpt of "I'll Remember April". |
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My Treehouse
This is the second of two childrens recordings I did with Barbara Baker. I was trained by Barbara to work with kids doing ealy childhood development through music and movement. She and I wrote and recorded two albums that we used in the classes (Yea, back in those days they were called "albums"). If you click on the image to the right, you can check out my sorry singing on the title track "My Treehouse". I think I was going through a Muddy Waters stage when we recorded this track. Its kind of funny... Hear an excerpt of "My Treehouse" |
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The Dinner Party
This was our first albumn as a trio. Al Payson on bass. Nick Saya on drums. Great players both. Nick hates this picture of him. He says it makes him look like a troll. I wanted the artist to portray us in a much more sinister/angular way. Instead we look like characters out of "Tim Buck Two". Anyway, good fusion on this one. No guitar synth though. This recording was in 1995, before I returned to using guitar synth stuff in my music. Al and I had great fun recording the sound effects between the tracks. I dont think I ever laughed so hard. Hear an excerpt of "The Sting" |
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Pocket Science
Pocket Science was my first official Jazz/Fusion recording under my own name. It was recorded in the early 90s, and was a quartet (keys bass, drums, guitar). When I listen back to these recordings I still like the songs and performances, although we've really come a long way since then. Hear an excerpts from Pocket Science "Pocket Science Demos" |
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Jungle Jam
This was my first kids recording. I started working for Barbara Baker doing early childhood development with music in 1992. She and I started writing kids songs together and decided to make some recordings. I'm told by the moms who buy these tapes that their kids play them till they break. Hear an excerpt from Jungle Jam "Jungle Jam Demos" |
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