Dave Keir
Irresolution Blues Irresolution Blues
An acoustic blues with some irresponsible guitar interludes. A song about indecision and (in)determinism.
9/4/2011 Acoustic Folk
Piranha Piranha
Piranha is a love song (sort of). Maybe it says something about my psychology or deep-rooted fear of the (..er..) gentle sex that I should liken my few encounters with them to tangling with some of nature's more lethal spawn.
5/7/2011 Acoustic Folk
The Captain The Captain
2/11/2011 Acoustic Folk
Celtic Airs And Graces Celtic Airs And Graces
A rant regarding the abuse of the term "Celtic" as applied to music. WE HAVE NO IDEA WHAT KIND OF MUSIC THE CELTS PLAYED (IF ANY)!
10/1/2010 Acoustic Folk
Yes I'm Only Guessing Yes I'm Only Guessing
12/24/2008 Acoustic Folk
The Outfidel The Outfidel
A song with a smooth groove – almost aspiring to be a jazz piece
12/24/2008 Acoustic Folk
The Little Tinker The Little Tinker
Deeds of impish devilry caught up in a swirl of fingerstyle panic!
1/9/2009 Acoustic Folk
The Hooligan The Hooligan
12/24/2008 Acoustic Folk
Ice On Fire Ice On Fire
12/24/2008 Acoustic Folk
Hootenanny Hootenanny
12/24/2008 Acoustic Folk
Easy Strong And Free Easy Strong And Free
12/24/2008 Acoustic Folk
Better Now Better Now
My lurv done gone bad. Nothing new there, then. Festering fingerstyle acoustic guitar underpinning one of the strangest tunes I’ve had the temerity to put words to.
12/24/2008 Acoustic Folk
One For Julie (My Lucky Stars) One For Julie (My Lucky Stars)
A rare foray into romantic gratitude or gratuitous romanticism (depending on your own perspective on these matters)
12/24/2008 Acoustic Folk
Living Is Easy Living Is Easy
A filigree of fingerstyle underpinning a wine infested vocal.
12/24/2008 Acoustic Folk
I Don't Think So I Don't Think So
My take on the good advice graciously handed down by life's winners.
12/24/2008 Acoustic Folk
The Year Of The Sheep The Year Of The Sheep
A song reflecting on consequences of The Highland Clearances which took place in Scotland in the late 18th Century.
12/24/2008 Acoustic Folk