A comedy song about being an American trying to drive in Ireland

34 counts. Guilty. A convicted felon. And yet the maga crowd still worships him.

Music: Adam Levine, Ammar Malik, Benny Bianco, and Shellback

Words, guitars, drums, bass, keyboards, vocals, arrangement, production: SG

Cameo: Nancy Pelosi

Helpful input: Susan "Sulu" Dubow, Niamh Bagnell

From about the moment I heard Vampire by Olivia Rodrigo, I wanted to make a parody of it. But I was in a bit of a creative slump last year, and nothing with much potential came to mind. Eventually, not sure how, "Please tell me why no one's stopped that man-spider" entered my thoughts. And I was still in too much of a slump to do anything about it. But eventually I ended up taking a musical comedy writing class to try to get the juices flowing, and that ended up giving me the kick I needed to turn that one line into a full song about how mad J Jonah Jameson gets regarding the web-slinging superhero.

I think it turned out pretty well.

Inspired by a walk in the woods, a song about a shy sasquatch who doesn't want to wind up on an Animal Planet show.

What are we going to do about all the trash in outer space? Write a song about it? Yup.

It's a birthday song to annoy people who suck.

Music by Dead by 28

Lyrics/Vocals: Chris "Dizman" Grice

Keyboards/Programming: Shawn " Keymaster" Shaheen

Guitars: Kevin "SIssie Schitz" Kelly

Drums: Matt " Blue-Beard" Burgie

Bass: Jeff "The Grim Reefer" Schock

Produced by: Shawn Shaheen

Black 13 Recordings

We Hate Publishing@BMI 2024

Oooo, it's fun getting old!

It's also fun reminiscing about certain classic sitcoms, particularly one that went off the air 42 years ago.

So... there ya go.

Music: Tom Wells

Words, guitars, bass, drums, keyboards, arrangement, production: SG

Backing vocals: Kendra Shepherd and Kim Parent

Backing vocals and voice-over: Deb Guy

Helpful suggestions: Niamh Bagnell, Sharon Goodie, Susan "Sulu" Dubow, Burpo

This is a rootsy rave-up that I wrote with my wonderful wife Erin Trentes and the late, great Barbara Dorris. We wanted to write a song that was empowering to women yet catchy and ear-wormy. I've performed it live at Nashville's Bluebird Cafe a number of times, and even got it in front of Darius Rucker, although it was a "no". I've been rejected by the best, folks. :) Hope you like it!!

Jefferson and Robby spin the Wheel of Easily Offended Demographics and write a song to offend Greek souvlaki chefs and sexually unattractive people. ALERT: This is a flagrantly Monty Python inspired piece.

A song that touches on the topic of touching yourself.