Mike Davis and I wrote and performed this musical birthday wish to Mike's girlfriend at that time, Shawna Olwen. Here's a link to Shawna's World Wide Website: https://shawnaolwen.com.

"(Verse 1)

In the twilight of the silver screen,

A legend rose, unseen,

With a heart for tales untamed,

Roger Corman, they chanted your name.

(Chorus)

Roger Corman, King of the Bs,

You gave us tales wild and free,

From monsters deep to skies unknown,

In your world, we found a home.

(Verse 2)

Through "Little Shop of Horrors," fear and fun,

A blooming menace, second to none,

"The Pit and the Pendulum," a haunting sight,

You wove our dreams into the night.

(Verse 3)

With "The Raven" and its mystic lore,

And "House of Usher" by the shore,

Your films, a canvas of the strange,

In every frame, you made a change.

(Verse 4)

Through "Death Race 2000," a future bleak,

Your daring vision, unique,

From "X: The Man with the X-ray Eyes,"

You showed us life beyond disguise.

(Outro)

Now the curtain falls, the final scene,

Yet your legacy remains evergreen,

Roger Corman, forever be,

The King of the Bs, in our memory.

Roger Corman, forever be,

The King of the Bs, in our memory."

An homage to the late, great filmmaker Roger Corman. Trish Happel and I created the lyrics with ChatGPT and the music with Suno AI.

"(Intro)

Roger Corman, they chanted your name.

Roger Corman, they chanted your name.

Roger Corman, King of the Bs.

Roger Corman, King of the Bs.

You gave us tales wild and free,

From monsters deep to skies unknown,

In your world, we found a home.

Through "Little Shop of Horrors," fear and fun,

A blooming menace, second to none,

"The Pit and the Pendulum," a haunting sight,

You wove our dreams into the night.

With "The Raven" and its mystic lore,

And "House of Usher" by the shore,

Your films, a canvas of the strange,

In every frame, you made a change.

Through "Death Race 2000," a future bleak,

Your daring vision, unique,

From "X: The Man with the X-ray Eyes,"

You showed us life beyond disguise.

(Chorus)

Roger Corman, King of the Bs,

You gave us tales wild and free,

Roger Corman, forever be,

The King of the Bs, in our memory."

An homage to the late, great filmmaker Roger Corman. Trish Happel and I created the lyrics with ChatGPT and the music with Suno AI.

"It's becoming the norm

In the summer heat

Cicadas all around

They're here to party

Jumping up and down

Invasion of the brood

Buzzing in my ear

But I got a secret

That will make you cheer

[Pre-Chorus]

I'm eating cicadas

Reducing brood invasion

A crunchy sensation

My new favorite temptation

They're swarming in numbers

It's a natural phenomenon

But I'll turn the tables

Make it my anthem

[Chorus]

Buzzin' delight

Cicada's on the menu tonight

Crunchy and tasty

Giving them a fright

EDM beats

Dancing to the rhythm of the swarm

Eat cicadas

Yeah

It's becoming the norm"

Lighthearted tune about cicadas as a delicious appetizer in the year of the largest swarm in the US since 1803. Very danceable! Trish Happel and I created this song with Suno AI.

"Munchin' on the beetles

It's a tasty treat

Insects on my plate

Yeah they can't be beat

Buzz around in harmony

Livin' in peace

Eat the beetles

Save the world

Let the hunger decrease

With every bite

Let the hunger decrease

With every bite I take

The future becomes clear

Eating insects

My friend

The solution is near

Buzzin' little creatures

They're filled with vitamins strong

We're helping Mother Nature

Singing this feel-good song

[Chorus]

Eat the beetles

Oh yes

We're on a mission

Changing the world

It's a tasty tradition

With every crunch and chew

We're making it into a choice

Eat the beetles

Let's unite

And rejoice!"

This song urges us to consume insects, a good protein source, to improve our ecology while dancing to a compelling EDM beat. It was the first song Patricia Ann Happel and I created with AI. We used Suno.

I wrote and sang this song. I played multitracked instruments: my Yamaha DX7 synthesizer keyboard and my Yamaha RX5 Digital Rhythm Programmer. I mastered the recording with my Commodore Amiga computer with MIDI sometime in 1987 or '88.

Here's where you can hear different versions of this song:

on.soundcloud.com/BfGqn

on.soundcloud.com/3wLUK

https://on.soundcloud.com/iQz9ySGsZ7sNpLQY8.

A version of this tune eventually ended up in my CD "Mostly Acoustic" available here: https://on.soundcloud.com/UssrPNYRW7yURbou5.

Staggering Bull by Bohacz & Frenz

Full Bloop by Bohacz & Frenz

Michael Wayne Davis wrote the song lyrics and I wrote the music to his words. He remarked that the music was a departure from what he wanted but he didn't come up with anything to replace it. I sang lead vocal but I didn't know all of Mike's lyrics so I improvised some. Davis sang as well on this recording. This was probably recorded around 1986 or '87 if memory serves

Here's where you can hear different versions of this song:

on.soundcloud.com/D9HYo

on.soundcloud.com/3ruvn.

https://on.soundcloud.com/JQVEydD63oNaGBoB7.

A version of this tune eventually ended up in my CD "Mostly Acoustic" available here: https://on.soundcloud.com/UssrPNYRW7yURbou5.

I recorded this Johann Sebastian Bach piece in real time playing my Yamaha DX7 synthesizer keyboard set to pipe organ, if memory serves. I used to be able to play a good portion of the fugue segment but not complete enough for a recording.