| Song |
Description |
Original
Artist |
| Fur Elise |
A classical guitar arrangement
of a famous tune that was discovered 40 years
after his death. |
Ludwig Van Beethoven |
| 8
Days A Week * |
A fingerstyle arrangement of a famous Beatles song. | Beatles |
| And I Love Her * | Ditto | Beatles |
| Here Comes The
Sun |
Ditto | Beatles |
| I'm Only Sleeping * | Ditto | Beatles |
| Maxwell's
Silver Hammer |
Ditto | Beatles |
| Michelle |
A fingerstyle arrangement of a famous Beatles song. This is me playing with myself so to speak. The guitar is a Martin acoustic and the bass part is played on my Kala UBASS (a ukulele) | Beatles |
| Penny Lane |
A fingerstyle arrangement of a famous Beatles song. | Beatles |
| Something * | Ditto | Beatles |
| Strawberry
Fields |
Ditto | Beatles |
| Yesterday |
Ditto | Beatles |
| Junk |
A fingerstyle arrangement of a Paul McCartney song. | Paul
McCartney |
| Bourree |
A classical
Christmas like tune |
Bach |
| Chestnuts
Roasting |
A Christmas tune |
Nat King Cole |
| Deck The Halls |
A Christmas tune |
Traditional |
| God
Rest Ye Merry
Gentlemen |
A Christmas tune |
Traditional |
| It
Came Upon A
Midnight Clear |
A Christmas tune |
Traditional |
| We
Wish You a
Merry Christmas |
A Christmas tune |
Traditional |
| What
Child Is This |
A Christmas tune |
William Chatterton Dix |
| Winter
Wonderland |
A Christmas tune |
Felix Bernard |
| Intro
to Maggie May |
From a Rod Stewart album |
Martin Quittenton |
| Girl
From Ipanema |
A well known tune |
Antônio Carlos Jobim |
| Cancion
de Cuna |
A classical tune |
Leo Brouwer |
| Mood
for a Day |
A flamingo like tune | Steve Howe (Yes) |
| Clap - LIVE |
My big night |
Steve Howe (Yes) |
| Gymnopedia |
A classical tune |
Erik Satie |
| Horizon |
A pseudo classical tune |
Steve Hackett of Genesis |
| Joyful,
Joyful * |
My take on a classic classical tune | Brooks
Williams |
| Sunshine |
A riff of my own |
Craig Lindley |
| Surrender |
A tune of my own |
Craig Lindley |
| Surrender All |
A tune of my own |
Craig Lindley |
| Time In A Bottle |
Music from the 1970's |
Jim Croce |