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Playing a few originals at Funkwerks Brewery in Fort Collins.
Starts off with a jam on a neo-soul instrumental tune called Cactus Cat, transitions to the gypsy-influenced Dance Macabre at 4:48.
Another original called Walter Waltz, performed at The Whisk(e)y in Fort Collins. It starts somewhere otherwordly, snaps into shape around 1:50, and goes quickly back into the ether.
The initial musical foundation of Cactus Cat was instrumental surf rock, and from there we have comfortably and deliberately gone off the rails. Here's us sticking to those surf rock roots and playing the bejeezus out of Comanche (1961) by The Revels.
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Like all good surf rock it rocks, it rolls, it screams, and it's a lot of fun to play.
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