As Cecil Balboa heads back to war ravaged Cruton, Bobo, Dottie, and Gustavi attempt an escape from the terrible Pterodactyl warriors.

music: "Whiskey in the Jar" by Thin Lizzy (live, c. 1973)

(music: "Black Cow" by Steely Dan, c.1976)

Capt. Cecil Balboa and his pal Sugarfoot head to Cruton 4 for an emergency landing, only to eventually learn of sinister plans being hatched.

Music: "Nuclear Burn" by Brand X (live, c.2000)

While Captain Cecil Balboa and his pal Sugarfoot are returning from the jungle world Cruton 4, Kobra Khan and the mighty Pterodactyl warriors attack the capital of Cruton, Balk-Hasha, in hopes of system-wide domination. Can our heroes make it back in time?

music: "Too Late The Hero" by the Best (live,
c.1990)
"Hey Now Princess" by Jack Bruce
(with Ginger Baker, live, c.1990)
"Fly On A Windshield" by Genesis (live,
c.1976)

My first time playing a Pocket Bass

"Spacecase 3", "Blue" page one (discarded), "Getting There" pages 26 - 28, "Steven Universe" characters
music: The Grateful Dead, "Lost Sailor" (1980), Neurosis, "No River to Take Me Home" (2004), Genesis, "Entangled" (1976), Steven Universe theme (c. 2014)

Trying out a Hohner Piccolo harp in G minor.

Paranormal investigators Dr Viktor Orba and his daughter Kije must once again contend with shape-shifting extraterrestrial vampires Blue and Bingo. Hijinks ensue.

music:
"Never Known" by the Durutti Column c.1981
"She's Lost Control" by Rodolfo Wellington (live) c.2010

My YouTube sketch shorts....
so far.
"Spacehunter"
"Kije"
"Doc"
"Dig-Dug"
"Storm"
"Princess Minako"
"Ming & Ivan"
"Mighty Orbots"
"Full Plate"
"Blue"
"We 3"

music: "Freebird", Lynyrd Skynyrd; "Knife Edge", ELP; "Chest Fever", the Band; "Diablo", ZZ Top; a song from "Soul Makossa" (i think), Manu Dibango; "Bette Davis Eyes", Kim Carnes; "Secret Agent Man (intro)", DEVO; yours truly; "Stone Cold", Rainbow

A brand new Lee Oskar harp I'm noodling on....

music: "Warriors" by John Kehave (sp)
Terre Roche, guitar

music: "Pavane pour une Infante Defunte",
Ravel
piano: Fujiko Hemming

music: "Il. Homage a Rameau" ("Images", book one), Debussy
by Seong-Jin Cho, piano

For some strange reason, I decided to play a bit of "Deep in the Motherload" to dust off my old harmonica

Adventure on the moon!