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Three songs recorded at the outset of 2010.

This is the final set of songs from 2008, recorded between the November Presidential Election and New Years. Consequently, both the former and current Presidents make appearances, as well as Christmas, love, hope, despair, healing, dreams and death.

Anticipation is my fourth acoustic EP, comprised of songs written and recorded in 2008. The CD was completed in January of 2009 and made available online in May.

Devil by my Side is my third acoustic EP, completed in summer of 2008 and made available online in September of '09.

Recorded in March of 2008, this is the darkest of the five acoustic EPs. The song "Tables Turn" is featured in writer-director BC Furtney's modern noir thriller, New Terminal Hotel, starring Fright Night's Stephen Geoffries and the late Corey Haim.

Recorded in November and December of 2007, this collection is made up of my first experiments singing my own songs.

The second Bull Lee guest-vocal single, featuring Edie Lustie of Chicago's The Lusties.

The first Bull Lee guest-vocal single, featuring Zoe Vette of Charlotte NC's Zoe Vette and the Revolvers.

This is the second Bull Lee CD. Ten quick doses of riff/hook-driven female-fronted punk rock in under 30 minutes.

The 10 songs that started it all. Featuring original singer, Rachael Slurr.

BC Furtney's modern noir thriller, New Terminal Hotel, starring Stephen Geoffreys, Tiffany Shepis, Ezra Buzzington and Corey Haim (also featuring my solo acoustic song, "Tables Turn").

From Bull Lee Records, this features my solo acoustic track, "Tables Turn".

Proceeds go toward saving the Spirit Bear, w/Bull Lee's "I Can't Love You After 8" (guest vocals provided by Edie Lustie of Chicago's The Lusties)

Celebrating Zappa's 70th birthday, featuring my acoustic version of "Dirty Love"

The first official Talking Heads Tribute, featuring my version of "Naive Melody (This Must be the Place)"

Eleven birthday covers to celebrate the Cover Me blog's 3rd birthday. Featuring my acoustic version of "Happy Birthday" by Concrete Blonde.

When Brian Ibbott announced on the Coverville podcast over the summer that he was looking for artists to participate in a Spinal Tap Tribute CD, the workaholic in me couldn’t resist offering my services. From the menu of unclaimed songs, I chose the Tap’s “Christmas with the Devil” to cover. Brian kindly agreed to give me a shot at it.