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I've been creating original music, without attempting to write in any particular genre, since 1973. The result is lots of music in a wide variety of styles. I have separated the material below into several different "bands" based upon overall style. I sometimes colaborate with other musicians, and was about to start playing live with Greg Blackett (bass) and Crilll (drums) under the "Huh?" band name, doing mostly high energy rock but also a few spacey and acoustic tunes. That came to an end when someone stole all my electric guitar equipment in October 2009. My total income from live performance after all these years is $27.55, and I haven't made back even one-percent of the money I've spent on equipment from selling recordings. I mention this so you'll know that when you buy a CD or song download you are making a big difference in the life of someone still struggling to survive as an artist.
Each "band" has it's own web page. Images below are links to videos on MySpace. Lyrics are presented via links on the individual pages
I am presently focused on creating music for films and advertising. You can hear samples in MP3 format by visiting the Movie Music page.

Koda's Art and Music This is a video showing an overview of the music in general, providing samples of five songs along with some art work and old music related photos.

no video Psychic Trance Fur A colaboration with Darren Weight. Spacey, psychedelic, intense yet mellow, synths and guitars and some vocals. The Head CD is best served chilled at the end of a hard day when you can let it take you away to a place deep inside yourself.

Koda I hit the road alone in my van for 2 1/2 weeks in late summer 2006, and the image will take you to a video of me sitting on a lounge chair playing "The Road is My Home" on an acoustic guitar in the Valley of the Gods in southeastern Utah. Click here to go to the page where you can listen to my acoustic ballads and instrumentals.

Huh? High energy, fun, often silly, new wavish rock stuff mostly. The recordings here were done either alone or with Darren Weight and a computer. Other than the video there are no recordings of the current incarnation of the band.

Audio Animation The human auditory system unconsciously determines where a sound originates in the space around us by analyzing the nature of the sound waves as they strike our eardrums. The image will take you to a short video describing how a computer can be programmed to process sounds which appear as animated "sound shapes" to a listener wearing headphones. A published article describing the process in more detail is available here.

	Koda's Art and Music	This is a video showing an overview of the music in general, providing samples of five songs along with some art work and old music related photos.
no video	*Psychic Trance Fur*	A colaboration with Darren Weight. Spacey, psychedelic, intense yet mellow, synths and guitars and some vocals. The Head CD is best served chilled at the end of a hard day when you can let it take you away to a place deep inside yourself.
	*Koda*	I hit the road alone in my van for 2 1/2 weeks in late summer 2006, and the image will take you to a video of me sitting on a lounge chair playing "The Road is My Home" on an acoustic guitar in the Valley of the Gods in southeastern Utah. Click here to go to the page where you can listen to my acoustic ballads and instrumentals.
	*Huh?*	High energy, fun, often silly, new wavish rock stuff mostly. The recordings here were done either alone or with Darren Weight and a computer. Other than the video there are no recordings of the current incarnation of the band.
	*Audio Animation*	The human auditory system unconsciously determines where a sound originates in the space around us by analyzing the nature of the sound waves as they strike our eardrums. The image will take you to a short video describing how a computer can be programmed to process sounds which appear as animated "sound shapes" to a listener wearing headphones. A published article describing the process in more detail is available here.