A song by The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, hastily covered as a means of testing out Garageband on the iPad. WARNING: Contains muffled swearing.
posted to MeFi Music by Jofus at 3:14 PM on May 9, 2011 (6 comments)

A heart-breaking tale of love, loss and relatively famous Antipodean sirens.
posted to MeFi Music by Jofus at 9:12 AM on May 1, 2010 (9 comments)

Three merged takes showing (hopefully) the evolution of a song
posted to MeFi Music by Jofus at 4:32 AM on August 15, 2008 (7 comments)

This might be the first song that directly references a question in the green. I recorded this a few years back as a present to my mum. (The talented Mr Matt Evans added the scritchy-scratchiness.) This is the song as I remember my mum singing it to me. The only difference is that my Mum sang it in a lilting Scouse, whereas I tend to intone it pretentiously. BTW: My question in Ask still stands. I'd love it if anyone knew this song - or anything like it. I fully intend, one day, to illustrate the song as a children's book, sell millions and retire to a caribbean island to kill myself slowly with daiquiris. You have been warned.
posted to MeFi Music by Jofus at 7:05 AM on September 21, 2006 (8 comments)

More low quality, drunken Bluegrass with The Failsworth Pilgrims. Recorded the same night we recorded Diamond Joe - only slightly more sober. We always opened our shows with this one because it lends itself to soundchecking so well. Another rough mix, although we did go back later (drunker) and add the super-camp backing vocals
posted to MeFi Music by Jofus at 4:02 AM on August 4, 2006 (7 comments)

Low quality stomping country music recorded drunk and presented here in it's straight-from-the-desk unmixed format. Came out pretty good. Nice rattly drums.
posted to MeFi Music by Jofus at 7:42 AM on June 30, 2006 (40 comments)