Major Snagg

A Pop Rock song with plenty of guitar interest and pleasant vocal harmonies.

An alternative Victorian 'Gothic' mystery. "Watson, have you got your service revolver?" "Yes Holmes and it's loaded" "That mad-man Moriarty plans to bring down the government and possibly the whole of the Empire. He must be stopped".

A musical Fiesta of joy and darkness. Produced by Jesus Oldman & David Briggs.

This is music for the elevator of the tallest building in the world. "top floor roof garden, please". A semi-ambient instrumental. When you ascend and finally 'embark' at the very top floor, will you be overcome with the awe inspiring view?

This new song is based on something that I've 'rescued', from a Big Sleep song session. I've re-used parts of Tony's original melody and in places some of Tony's actual vocals. I've stylistically re-worked it and given it totally new lyrics.

A mid-paced multi-layered guitar instrumental that came together initially from very simple chords. An instrumental inspired by the season of Autumn. There are fleeting elements of, Jazz, Rock and Twang. I like to mix it up a bit.

This is a slightly more 'crunchy' arrangement of a great song by Liverpool band, Wild Swans. It's from their 1988 album, 'Bringing Home The Ashes ... it's nothing to do with Test Match Cricket by the way!

A guitar instrumental with the occasional vocal interjection

A gentle love song of sorts mixed in with a realisation that all good things come to an end. Lots of guitar interest in this one.

An experimental psychedelic surf tune. All guitar sounds are from a Line 6 Pod Go unit. I used what Line 6 call, Grammatico Bright. I believe it's based on a Fender Twin Deluxe amp. It sounds pretty nice with my Yamaha Pacifica 612V on this tune.

A big guitar song for my upcoming ... STUDIOHENGE ... album. The album title, 'Studiohenge', was very kindly 'gifted' to me by my good friend, Jesus Oldman.