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Not Reggae Part 1 Not Reggae Part 1
The only vague thing about this song related to reggae is maybe the drum's backbeat. Otherwise, this song certainly lives up to its name.
Not Reggae Part 2 Not Reggae Part 2
Completion of the semi-ambient, not quite dreamy piece of not quite Carribean music.
Roman Jazz Part 1 Roman Jazz Part 1
What kind of music would composers living back in the glory days of the old Roman Empire come up with if they had access to mid-1980 music technology? Is this piece one possibility?
Roman Jazz Part 2 Roman Jazz Part 2
As you guessed, this is just a continuation of part 1. The paradoxical aspects of Romans playing jazz is begining to show by this time.
Roman Jazz Part 3 Roman Jazz Part 3
Continuation of the longest song Santa Claus Adapter had done. This may be our most humorous song, though the humor may be flying below most radars.
Roman Jazz Part 4 Roman Jazz Part 4
Well, this segment ends the Saga for the Roman Jazz period overview done by SCA. How could we resist blues chords at the end?
Not Merely Part 2 Not Merely Part 2
Part 2 of this piece takes us into a bit more drama than part 1, with only muted humor.
Not Merely Part 3 Not Merely Part 3
Not Merely Part 4 Not Merely Part 4
The grand ending of our 2nd longest song here. Quite a bit of busyness and changes, and rather different from how it started mostly.
Trouble on the Double Part 1 Trouble on the Double Part 1
Song is ominous while at times silly, while holding to a basic beat box sound. Surely, this fits our style, apparently.
Trouble on the Double Part 2 Trouble on the Double Part 2
More of that smash-bang mutation.
Trouble on the Double Part 3 Trouble on the Double Part 3
This will bring to a close this improv.
Sad Song Part 1 (Last Jam) Sad Song Part 1 (Last Jam)
As with a number of our songs, each are constantly evolving as they move along. This seems to be one our most unique pieces.
Sad Song Part 3 (Last Jam) Sad Song Part 3 (Last Jam)
Finale of the very last jam session Santa Claus Adapter ever had (so far until now, at least).
