My love for Oasis has showed itself at our live shows from time to time, here is a bootleg video of Supersonic cover from my last live performance in SF

Hotel above the Music City studios was my home first few weeks of my life in SF. That’s why when they invited me to shoot a Live Session it was very special. We did an acoustic version of Did You Ever, featuring my sister on backing vocal and tambourine

Death of Chris Cornell saddened us all and at our next show we played Like A Stone as a tribute.

Here is a live video from yet another show at Bottom of the Hill. This one was one of my favorite songs to play, and there is still no studio recording of this song, it even doesn’t have a name, we called it the key which the song is in, F#

This song was my first release in SF, and it is still one of the favorites. I love the band introduction jam section we used to play towards the end of it, which was a live only thing

Stow Lake of Golden Gate park was one of my favorite locations in SF, and the best place to shoot a live session to a song called Sail Away

After the release of Fantasy EP, we played a lot of shows in and around bay area but Bottom of the Hill was my favorite of them all, so we made a music video using footage from a show we played there.

While I was recording in Fantasy Studios, I heard the news about the terrorist attack in Bataclan at an Eagles of Death Metal concert. A lot of artists recorded their versions of this song at that time, and so did I.

I recorded this song at home prior to my arrival to SF, but with the help of my wife, and my friends Francisco and Kael, we made a music video for it with the beautiful SF scenery

While I was spending my first days in SF, I met with the members of First Church of the Silver Sexual, a Bowie tribute band, at a Monday night jam session and at their next show I joined them on stage for a rendition of The Man Who Sold the World.