Portland, Oregon
I’ve posted several new songs at Elohi Gadugi Radio. Most of these new compositions are accompanied by Garage Band loops, altough a few are my guitar or keyboard.
Most of the songs are political. I’d love to get feedback.

…or the Abramoff Pity Song. Another GB composition.
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Anti-regime folk style song I wrote for the theme of Roadside Bomb poetry collective.
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An anti-war song, done in a classic rock style with GB loops.
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Cowboy punk. Made with Garage Band loops.
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Some political poetry set to music.
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A little fun about Brother Flea and Brother Fly.
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Poetry set to music.
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Another song about politicians. This one has a bit of a country & western flavor.
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Not sure what this is all about — just something I played around with using Garage Band loops.
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A little ambient music made with a software program called Fontana Mixer, based on work by John Cage.
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A song about growing old.
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The classic labor song with an industrial twist.
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Portland, Oregon
As most progressives acknowledge, the last several years under the Bush Regime have eroded what little democracy remains in America. Not only have our rights as citizens been significantly curtailed, but huge international economic entities, the transnational corporations and their allies, have all but hijacked our political system.
This hijacking has come under many forms, [...]

Portland, Oregon
Now that the Democrats have legislative power once again in Oregon, and in the nation, there is a lot of giddyness on the electoral left. I have to admit that the wave which swept across the country also left me feeling a palpable sense of relief. Of course it was only temporary, [...]