“You’ll see” are the only two words in this scratch track I recorded in my composer’s sketchbook just to capture the chord progression.

Gotta make something out of this one some day…

Calypso, perhaps?

Positive vibes with a few minor obstacles, easily overcome.

Pleasant little ambling tune. Reminds me of something Gordon Lightfoot might have records, assuming the song was ever completed.

This one has some real potential, as the chord progressions are really hooky.

Two tunes, one somber, one upbeat. Intended to be developed some day as love songs. Probably not going to happen.

There is a particular harmony that has always been my musical mantra. You’ll find it in this short tune between the vocal and the guitar chord. It really resonates with something inherent in my passions, and I’ve returned to that harmony many time over the past half century.

I got my first real guitar with my first paycheck at my first real job in 1971 – MacDonalds. I was 18 years old, freshly graduated out of high school and took a year off before college to determine what I wanted to do with my life.

The songs I wrote and recorded in those days were all experiments, like this one, playing around with some interesting chords and practicing my technique.