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| the cat the rat and Lovell the dog [A-] by woofer3 | 1 month ago |
| We heard the story of the young princes when we visited the Tower of London. I went up to see the Crown Jewels and was told I couldn't video them, too late buggers I got them anyway. Maybe I should put them on YouTube and further rattle the Queen's henchmen. On to the music. Very well done woof. I especially liked the bass line. All instruments played just like they are supposed to be. Need an electric guitar in there anywhere??? Call Oasis they'll play you one cheap. |
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| Never Good Enough For You by Monkaton | 2 months ago |
| Hey woof thanks for the kind words. I'm glad you liked it. Don't ever apologize for getting here late or early, your comments are always appreciated. | |
| The Dirty Vicar of Boulton Moor by woofer3 | 3 months ago |
| One of the first of your songs I listened to and it still sounds as good. I guess I never commented over here, but what the heck here it is. Great song and I think Dylan did a great job of summarizing your particular talents. | |
| boogie woogie bugle boy by woofer3 | 3 months ago |
| A recording when woofer was just a pup. Where are the Andrews Sisters when you need them??? |
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| "oh! mio babbino caro!" - Puccini by woofer3 | 3 months ago |
| Sounds good to me. The clarinet is particularly sweet and your accompaniment is also excellent. The woofer keeps cranking them out and we are the better for it. |
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| THE DEVIL IN YOUR BRAIN by Barretok | 3 months ago |
| Great song Barretok! I like the lyrics, the song and the guitars. Very nicely done with a great riff to tie it all together. The way you vocalize on this gem reminds me a bit of a Frank Zappa production. EXCELLENT!!! |
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| Oh, Miss Johnson by woofer3 | 3 months ago |
| Came back and listened again. I love the feel of this piece. You, the piano and some drums. That's the way to do it. EXCELLENT!!! |
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| Welsh Girl. by woofer3 | 3 months ago |
| How did this one get by me? Very good song, recording and production. A good ad for the girls from Wales. Who's better? Canton Girls or Welsh Girls? |
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| Bring it on home by woofer3 | 3 months ago |
| I listened to this again and still like it. That's the sign of a good song isn't? Nice lead too. | |
| Mr. Einstein's Relatives by Monkaton | 3 months ago |
| Well woof I'm only a year late responding, but thanks for the kind words. | |
| Never Good Enough For You by Monkaton | 3 months ago |
| [quote="pharmakeus"]Groovy track. Loads of attitude! I am slightly reminded of the "Cars" (great band) Thanks for coming by Pharm. I had not thought about The Cars, but that is high praise. |
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| WORLDMIX 2012 by RiGee | 3 months ago |
| Hey don't underestimate the Mighty Mouse! Very nice groove and I thought I heard an acoustic classical guitar in there. But maybe I'm hearing things. Very good work! |
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| Never Good Enough For You by Monkaton | 3 months ago |
| Thanks to those coming by and listening. Feel free to add a comment and let me know what I can do to improve this song. Thanks. |
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| Never Good Enough For You by Monkaton | 3 months ago |
| Thanks Gee for giving a listen and a comment. | |
| it's in the ice a box by woofer3 | 5 months ago |
| "They've turned him upside down" is my favorite line. The humor and truth are always there in a woofer tune. | |
| too many bobbies by woofer3 | 7 months ago |
| Your bedside is getting a bit crowded, but still honored to be there! | |
| too many bobbies by woofer3 | 7 months ago |
| I am honored to be at your bedside with FZ and the Naked Ladies. | |
| Opus Schmopus in A minor by Monkaton | 7 months ago |
| [quote="mfwmiles"]i oove finding these little unappreciated and under-commented gems...masterfully arranged, composed, mixed...the whole package... Thanks so much for coming by and giving a listen. |
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| too many bobbies by woofer3 | 7 months ago |
| woof - Glad you are enjoying The State of the Onion, available at Amazon, iTunes and everywhere where fine music is sold. Well, almost everywhere. |
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| too many bobbies by woofer3 | 7 months ago |
| As always another gem by the woofer. Too many Sunday mornings at the C of E? |
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| Here come himmler by woofer3 | 7 months ago |
| Another delightful ode to the odious (am I using that word right?) and a fitting ending for the double-chin porker. Good song and arrangement. |
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| audio murphy by woofer3 | 8 months ago |
| I forgot to mention the guitar. Good guitar!!! And the Handel break, or the broken Handel. Which is it??? | |
| audio murphy by woofer3 | 8 months ago |
 Another exceptional song and production by the woofer. Not the Zombie Wolf, but the woofer 3. The vocal reminds me of Zappa on "Overnight Sensation" and I love the pun on "Audio Murphy." Way to go woofer!!! |
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| secret service [ 07-01 ] by woofer3 | 11 months ago |
| Good one Woof. Sounds like a typical day in the USA. | |
| monkey business [07-01] by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| I agree with the above. Great arrangement, song and production. Woofer is da bomb! | |
| duck soup - mix [9-02] by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| Your "party" section reminded me of Zappa's "America Goes Home Drinking." Good song and well produced. I can't wait to hear "A Night at the Opera." |
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| horsefeathers [12-01] by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| One of the best Groucho songs is in the movie "Horsefeathers." His version of "I'm Against It" at the beginning of the movie is a classic. Good song, woof. Well played and good production. |
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| operation teddy bear. by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| Am I first? No kidding. So what was with Gordon Brown. Sounds like a guy that would have been better suited as a business man who deals with products and things as opposed to people. May have done better if he'd come to the US and A and run as Republicano. Good song, with a rather abrupt ending, but great lyrics. Way to go woof. |
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| groom of the stool by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| What a great Christmas present, a new song by the woofer. Good song and aren't we glad that's one job we can take care of by ourselves? Have a great Christmas and a Happy New Year to all who read this post. For those who don't, you're on your own. |
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| Slow Down by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| Well I way behind on a couple of these songs, but glad I found them. Great song reminiscent of Chuck Berry's various odes to autos. Nicely played and I don't care about the hiss or the recording. It sounds good and that's all that matters. |
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| Watson's wizards by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| I think I heard this song a long time ago. Had you put this on Mac Jam, or am I dreaming? Anyway, great lead guitar. I think you replicate a guitar on a keyboard better than anyone I've heard and this is very good. |
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| Y sere *(I will be) by Morris | 1 year ago |
| I agree with you about the Rickenbacher bass. It sounds very good. Very well produced song with some nice changes. Well done, Morris. |
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| Opus Schmopus in A minor by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| Thanks for your thoughts Morris. Glad you came by to give a listen. I had a guy on another site who told me that the percussion was annoying, so to each his own. Thanks again. |
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| Liam Gallagher [04-01] by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| So Liam joins the list of Nazis and politicians for "tributes" from the woofer. Liam always struck me as a bit of a spoiled brat who thought he was John Lennon. Maybe we should rename him Liam Lemon. He is a bit sour. Nicely done. |
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| Movin' like a slug in glue by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| Another hit from the woof. I like the way you use triplets, or whatever you do, in the "softly, slowly" part of the chorus. Good stuff. |
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| baby baby baby by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| I listened to this again and even liked it more the second time. You do understand this music don't you? Great job. |
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| like goebbels [02-01] by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| His quote is the basis of the Rovian Republican party here in the US and A. Is there a big time Nazi you've missed? Maybe Albert Speer? Anyway, I love the line about the cheese and damaging your nails as you scrape off the mold. Good harmony and melody. |
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| racey hats by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| Good one John. I especially like the organ in the background. Always a winner with woofer. |
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| baby baby baby by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| Nicely done, John. Good vocals, a timeless melody and good arrangement. | |
| Opus Schmopus in A minor by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| As always, thanks John for coming by and giving a listen. Your comments are always appreciated. | |
| Opus Schmopus in A minor by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| This here song must suck big time. There have been 56 plays and only one comment. Unless Vixen listened 56 times. |
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| vanessa's gastric band by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| Thank goodness for your "demented ideas." | |
| Opus Schmopus in A minor by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| Does that mean it put you to sleep? Just kidding. Thanks for coming by, listening and leaving a comment. |
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| dreaming, the way I do sometimes [07-01] by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| I agree that there is a Supertramp feel to this song. I like the uneven feel of the lyrics in part of the verse. Always good to hear a new woofer song. |
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| celebrity cats #2 [06-01] by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| In the future everybody will be famous for 15 minutes and here we are. Good song. Makes me feel like I want to be famous! |
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| indiana avenuue stomp. by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| This is the way to wake up on a Saturday morning. Gets the boogie moving and keeps the woogie functioning. Wonderful song and great performance. Thanks woof for keeping this music alive. |
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| no time to cry [06-01] by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| When will the brilliance end? These songs just get better and better. Way to go John!!! |
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| Trip of a Lifetime (Pop Version) by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| Thanks for your nice comments woof. | |
| Trip of a Lifetime (Pop Version) by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| Thanks Vixen, glad you liked it. | |
| Canton Girls (with guitar) by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| My pleasure. I guess this means that I must give up my wife to another guitar player. | |
| Canton Girls (with guitar) by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| I goofed on that one. I clicked the box, but didn't add his name and without John there would be no tribute to the Girls of Canton. Thanks for the comments. |
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| Canton Girls (with guitar) by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| Thanks you Little Hooligan. There is no mistaking that George Harrison haunts my guitar bones. He is a great influence on my playing. John J. said the same thing. The main goal was to do exactly what you said. There's no way I wanted to distract from John's great song. Thanks again for your comments. |
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| who'd like teeth like Harriet Harman [-06-02] by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| Always the best songs from the woofer. Great lyrics and wonderful melody. I especially liked the solo with the accordion, fit perfectly. | |
| Trip of a Lifetime (with Miss Cathy) by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| Thanks woof for the comments. We have been remiss in our recording effort, but the weather is hot and humid, Felix hasn't been feeling well lately and I started a new job. How's that for a list of excuses. Thanks again for the support. We'll get there. |
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| Trip of a Lifetime (with Miss Cathy) by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| Glad you guys liked it. It's an old recording, over 20 years ago, but Kathy did a great job. Thanks for coming by and commenting. |
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| Trip of a Lifetime (Heavy) by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| Glad you made a comment. So far there have been 78 plays and one comment. Never know what to make of that. Anyway, thanks for coming by and leaving your thoughts, it's always appreciated. |
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| Burning Hitler by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| This is too good. Too good. Why oh why don't they play this kind of music on the radio? We'd all be much better people for it. Throw another Cheney on the fire. |
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| Signal Brightens Your Day ( with Lee Yates) by DoreenY | 1 year ago |
| Very nicely done and the backing track is very cool. | |
| I've been hurt like this before by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| Well here's another woofer gem that I hadn't heard. Great song, well played (nothing new there) and well sung. Great song. |
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| 35th & Dearborn [Crying in my sleep] by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
I don't know how I did it, but I missed this song totally. I'm glad I found it. Another gem from the woof. Your solo is maybe the best I've heard in one of your songs and that's saying a lot. Great song. |
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| canton girls #3 by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| The more I listen, the more I likey. | |
| canton girls #3 by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| It keeps getting better and better. Great song and mix. You should be getting a lot of fan mail from Canton soon. | |
| canton girls [second version] by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| I like the song a lot. It still seems the synths or strings are a little mushy, but all else is good. I liked the painting also. TK |
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| Trip of a Lifetime by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| Thanks woof. | |
| Trip of a Lifetime by Monkaton | 1 year ago |
| I wish I could say that I had more to do with it than pick it out on the keyboard and press the keys to correspond with the chords. Thanks for coming by and giving a listen. |
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| canton girls by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| Good song John. I think we all have songs in us about the girls we crossed over into puberty with. I would agree with the production notes from above, but all in all a good song and a good arrangement. |
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| Drill Baby Drill by EvilFactman | 1 year ago |
A great song, with wonderful production. Captures the frenzy of a production site. The guitars are great, did you play them, or, are they loops? Whichever way they are great. Sarah's words are on target as always. Safe to drill with no footprints in the Gulf. |
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| walk back in time by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| Good song John. Good lyrics and a good use of rhythm as we "walk back in time." | |
| heavy mary #2 by woofer3 | 1 year ago |
| I think this was the first woofer song I heard and got hooked on the woof. I really like the dialogue too. Heavy, Heavy. Great song and good revision. Keep 'em coming. |
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| I'm down by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
| Another classic from the woof. Great song as always. Never stop writing these gems. | |
| World Wide Rag by Monkaton | 2 years ago |
| Thanks pharm. Always good to hear from you. | |
| World Wide Rag by Monkaton | 2 years ago |
| Thanks John. I sent you this one in an email. I always appreciate your comments and support. | |
| eichmann's lullaby - [acapella] by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
| You are fast becoming the latest historian of the Third Reich. I don't think anyone has done it with more humor and as entertainingly. Well, maybe Mel Brooks, but I think you're right there with him. | |
| pre election chant by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
| Another masterpiece. And they say the two minute pop song is dead. | |
| Rollin' In The Hoopty (Compton, CA) by borris | 2 years ago |
| Wasn't this song written by Craig Jacks? | |
| how do they sleep by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
| As always, excellent in writing and performance. This is brilliant and if someone does not think so, I don't know what is. (chant) All praise and honor, to the one who hails from Wales and calls himself woofer. Aaaaahhhhmen. |
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| Sex, Sex, Sex by Monkaton | 2 years ago |
| Thanks John. The video features Miss Cathy and is quite amusing. I think I even show up in it too. Anyway, have a nice day. |
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| It's Christmas Time, Happy Time by Monkaton | 2 years ago |
| Thanks for coming by and commenting. It's much appreciated and your words are encouraging and thoughtful. |
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| Darkness of the Night by Monkaton | 2 years ago |
| Thanks woof for coming by and giving a listen. Much appreciated. | |
| pre election chant by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
| Great job John. Be thankful you have only about a month or so of campaigning. Ours will be for almost two years. | |
| eichmann's lullaby - [acapella] by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
Great song woofer. The concept, execution and production is first rate. |
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| now I know who you are by Caomhan | 2 years ago |
| Very good arrangement and production. | |
| The Road Taken by Monkaton | 2 years ago |
| Thanks Caomhan for coming by, listening and commenting. | |
| Eichmann's Lullaby by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
| Great song John. This sounds like your first opera, or at least the first one I've heard. | |
| The Road Taken by Monkaton | 2 years ago |
| Thanks John. High praise for the Elgar concerto. Now if I only had Jackie DuPree to bow the strings for us we might have something going. Hey all you knuckleheads on iComp get over to woofer's site and listen to his Hitler song. |
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| Burning Hitler Movie by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
| I remember this song, but had not seen the video. Great job by Dave for another woofer classic. John put this on your You Tube page. It's wonderful. |
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| good morning Mr. Hitler. by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
I guess with Hitler and Borman a song for Goebbles or Goering can't be too far of. If you ever write an album chronicling the Nazi regime you should call it "The Germans Wore Grey." It's a line from the movie "Casablanca." Anyway, great song and well done. I liked the use of the synth sounds at the beginning and throughout. Kathy was extremely pleased that you asked her to the song and she was very happy to help out. I love her exclamation at the end of Hitler's speech at the end. If anyone wants to hear more of Kathy they can go to: http://www.icompositions.com/music/song.php?sid=108018 |
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| boy racer - [NAD -01 ] by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
Good song, John. I especially liked your background vocals and the sax lead on the solo. Someone mentioned 10cc and it does have their sardonic look at the world. |
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| welcome to the world of martin bormann - [02-02] by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
Great song John. Are you writing a Nazi musical comedy? I love your playing especially the end bit. I decided to post this on my Facebook page if that's all right with you. Thanks for posting. |
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| nobody makes me feel the way you do by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
| If you write some more songs like this I can get you booked for gigs in Jefferson City, although this may be too good for them. Good song. |
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| demons in the house of plenty by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
| Once again you have raised the bar. This is splendid in concept, performance and production. Way to go woof. |
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| Bear Cat Crawl by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
I'm glad you dug this one up. Great performance and the recording is very good too. Way to go woof! |
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| boogie woogie bugle boy by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
| woofer - You should have changed the name of this to Bow-Wow Bugle Boy. Great performance as always. I really like the record noise. Makes it sound like you did it in the twenties. Great recording. |
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| His Bloody Little Fist by groaninboy | 2 years ago |
| A good comment on news as entertainment, among other things. Good song, well played and produced. | |
| Good Old Hippie Days by groaninboy | 2 years ago |
| Sounds like you got Bart and Lisa Simpson in the choir. Good song. |
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| yellow fingered papa by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
| Is it my imagination or do your songs sound better over here at icomp vs. Mac Jams? It could be the new my iMac too. Anyway, good song and well produced and played. |
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| Bring it on home by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
| Good song John. Well recorded and produced. Sounds great. |
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| hot mama #4 by woofer3 | 2 years ago |
| Good song and I liked the laid back rhythm and production. Good one, John. |
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| Everybodys Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey (Beatles Cover) by Tony2008 | 2 years ago |
| Very good job. Never easy covering a Beatles song, but you did very well. Congratulations! | |
| Gone Baby Blues by pharmakeus | 2 years ago |
| When you do it around the clock doesn't it get in your way? Great harp, guitar, ambiance and tongue in cheek. |
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