New works from 0909040045531 2026-06-09T07:00:41Z 2026-06-09T07:00:41Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2014-10-19T04:30:46Z

Music. MY CHRISTMAS GUITAR is a contemporary approach to some popular Christmas favorites, with an obvious emphasis on guitar as the featured instrument. Electric and acoustic, finger-style and slide; the guitar playing styles vary, but the BLUES influence is evident. The works are all adaptations and arrangements of Christmas carols and songs from the Public Domain. The album begins with an electric blues slide guitar instrumental version of John Wesley Work Jr’s GO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAIN, along with upright bass and drums accompaniment. And once again the album concludes with a vocal arrangement of this same song. While WHAT CHILD IS THIS and AULD LANG SYNE are given a more traditional acoustic finger-style approach, and CHRISTMAS GUITAR MEDLEY maintains a ragtime blues acoustic finger style (somewhat similar to Big Bill Broozy), we hear more electric slide blues guitar (and even some vocal) in SILENT NIGHT. OH CHRISTMAS TREE is what might happen when you combine open tuned electric blues guitar with classical piano. It might be the captured result of Ry Cooder and Wolfgang Mozart casually drinking a few friendly beers and jamming in the studio, while unknown to them the engineer had pressed “record”. OH HOLY NIGHT (previously released by Jeff as a single for Christmas 2013) and THE FIRST NOEL have a different, but still bluesy electric feel due to Jeff’s use of a Fender Stratocaster, bringing to mind some of the ballad laden riffs of Jimi Hendrix and Mark Knopfler. Orchestral accompaniment adds a colorful backdrop to both of these tracks while the Stratocaster overlays it’s prominent brush strokes.. (c).

2014-10-19T04:30:46Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2009-09-05T01:13:18Z

Music. From the Jeff Wyatt album: REFLECTIONS AT EVERY CORNER.. (c).

2009-09-05T01:13:18Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt Mike Brian Reilly 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2016-12-17T00:51:08Z

Music. ©2016 Michael B. Reilly and Jeff Norbert Wyatt [SOCAN] Lyrics: Michael Reilly, Music: Jeff Wyatt <><><><><><><><><><> Canadian west coast comedy scriptwriter and lyricist Michael B. Reilly of "Canamera Entertainment Group Ltd." (radiocomedyshows.com) has produced and released another gem to add to his growing repertoire of radio ready audio drama productions. This time it’s a parody entitled "Bar Trek 2"; a space tale complete with a host of colourful characters loosely based on the popular, classic 1960’s TV series "Star Trek". This Reilly/Wyatt co-write is part of the 11 track "Bar Trek 2" musical soundtrack "Between Heaven and Earth".. (c).

2016-12-17T00:51:08Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt Mike Brian Reilly 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2016-12-17T00:51:08Z

Music. ©2016 Michael B. Reilly and Jeff Norbert Wyatt [SOCAN] Lyrics: Michael Reilly, Music: Jeff Wyatt <><><><><><><><><><> Canadian west coast comedy scriptwriter and lyricist Michael B. Reilly of "Canamera Entertainment Group Ltd." (radiocomedyshows.com) has produced and released another gem to add to his growing repertoire of radio ready audio drama productions. This time it’s a parody entitled "Bar Trek 2"; a space tale complete with a host of colourful characters loosely based on the popular, classic 1960’s TV series "Star Trek". This Reilly/Wyatt co-write is part of the 11 track "Bar Trek 2" musical soundtrack "Between Heaven and Earth".. (c).

2016-12-17T00:51:08Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2017-06-06T04:45:11Z

Music. PRIVY TO THE BLUES is a collection of 11 blues influenced, guitar featured tracks. 8 are original Jeff Wyatt compositions and 3 are public domain standards from the early 20th century which Jeff interprets with his signature guitar and vocal work. The public domain works included here are GOOD MORNING, SCHOOL GIRL (by John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson 1st), CROSSROADS (by Robert Johnson) and ROLL AND TUMBLE (original writer unknown). Photo by Darren Quarin of Quarin Photography.. (c).

2017-06-06T04:45:11Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2017-06-06T04:45:11Z

Music. PRIVY TO THE BLUES is a collection of 11 blues influenced, guitar featured tracks. 8 are original Jeff Wyatt compositions and 3 are public domain standards from the early 20th century which Jeff interprets with his signature guitar and vocal work. The public domain works included here are GOOD MORNING, SCHOOL GIRL (by John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson 1st), CROSSROADS (by Robert Johnson) and ROLL AND TUMBLE (original writer unknown). Photo by Darren Quarin of Quarin Photography.. (c).

2017-06-06T04:45:11Z Jeff Wyatt Mike Brian Reilly Mike Brian Reilly 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2019-04-14T19:00:29Z

Music. ©2019 Michael B. Reilly and Jeff Norbert Wyatt [SOCAN] Lyrics: Michael Reilly, Music: Jeff Wyatt <><><><><><><><><><> Canadian west coast scriptwriter and lyricist Michael B. Reilly of "Canamera Entertainment Group Ltd." (radiocomedyshows.com) has produced and released the album LOVE UNDER A GYPSY MOON. It is a tribute to the romantic nature and spirit of the Gypsy people and their passion and love of music and dance.. (c).

2019-04-14T19:00:29Z Jeff Wyatt Mike Brian Reilly Mike Brian Reilly 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2019-04-14T19:00:29Z

Music. ©2019 Michael B. Reilly and Jeff Norbert Wyatt [SOCAN] Lyrics: Michael Reilly, Music: Jeff Wyatt <><><><><><><><><><> Canadian west coast scriptwriter and lyricist Michael B. Reilly of "Canamera Entertainment Group Ltd." (radiocomedyshows.com) has produced and released the album LOVE UNDER A GYPSY MOON. It is a tribute to the romantic nature and spirit of the Gypsy people and their passion and love of music and dance.. (c).

2019-04-14T19:00:29Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2010-12-22T16:55:23Z

Music. From the Jeff Wyatt album: PEOPLE DO BLUES. (c).

2010-12-22T16:55:23Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2010-12-22T16:55:23Z

Music. From the Jeff Wyatt album: PEOPLE DO BLUES. (c).

2010-12-22T16:55:23Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2017-06-06T04:45:11Z

Music. PRIVY TO THE BLUES is a collection of 11 blues influenced, guitar featured tracks. 8 are original Jeff Wyatt compositions and 3 are public domain standards from the early 20th century which Jeff interprets with his signature guitar and vocal work. The public domain works included here are GOOD MORNING, SCHOOL GIRL (by John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson 1st), CROSSROADS (by Robert Johnson) and ROLL AND TUMBLE (original writer unknown). Photo by Darren Quarin of Quarin Photography.. (c).

2017-06-06T04:45:11Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2017-06-06T04:45:11Z

Music. PRIVY TO THE BLUES is a collection of 11 blues influenced, guitar featured tracks. 8 are original Jeff Wyatt compositions and 3 are public domain standards from the early 20th century which Jeff interprets with his signature guitar and vocal work. The public domain works included here are GOOD MORNING, SCHOOL GIRL (by John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson 1st), CROSSROADS (by Robert Johnson) and ROLL AND TUMBLE (original writer unknown). Photo by Darren Quarin of Quarin Photography.. (c).

2017-06-06T04:45:11Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2014-01-12T03:40:30Z

Music. From the Jeff Wyatt album: Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly's "Tumbleweed") (writer: Jeff Wyatt) Fiona, although not a specific character in the script framework of Tumbleweed, she could easily be a behind the scenes supporting role. She’s kind of the female version of the character Mongo from Mel Brooks’ cowboy spoof “Blazing Saddles”. She’s rough and tough, kind of dumb and hygienically unkempt. According to Jeff, the idea for the song stemmed from his appreciation of the old Frank Zappa “200 Motels” song “Lonesome Cowboy Burt”, although the 2 songs are very different musically and lyrically. Canadian west coast comedy scriptwriter MIKE REILLY of Canamera Entertainment (Radio Comedy Shows) has created another gem to add to his growing repertoire of radio ready audio drama productions. This time it’s built on a cowboy western theme, entitled TUMBLEWEED; a fictional Wild West frontier town complete with colorful period characters. Every movie or audio drama deserves a corresponding musical soundtrack. With this in mind, Mike hired Jeff to create suitable music for this fun Wild West production and "Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly’s “Tumbleweed”)" was thus conceived.. (c).

2014-01-12T03:40:30Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2014-01-12T03:40:30Z

Music. From the Jeff Wyatt album: Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly's "Tumbleweed") (writer: Jeff Wyatt) Fiona, although not a specific character in the script framework of Tumbleweed, she could easily be a behind the scenes supporting role. She’s kind of the female version of the character Mongo from Mel Brooks’ cowboy spoof “Blazing Saddles”. She’s rough and tough, kind of dumb and hygienically unkempt. According to Jeff, the idea for the song stemmed from his appreciation of the old Frank Zappa “200 Motels” song “Lonesome Cowboy Burt”, although the 2 songs are very different musically and lyrically. Canadian west coast comedy scriptwriter MIKE REILLY of Canamera Entertainment (Radio Comedy Shows) has created another gem to add to his growing repertoire of radio ready audio drama productions. This time it’s built on a cowboy western theme, entitled TUMBLEWEED; a fictional Wild West frontier town complete with colorful period characters. Every movie or audio drama deserves a corresponding musical soundtrack. With this in mind, Mike hired Jeff to create suitable music for this fun Wild West production and "Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly’s “Tumbleweed”)" was thus conceived.. (c).

2014-01-12T03:40:30Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2017-06-06T04:45:11Z

Music. PRIVY TO THE BLUES is a collection of 11 blues influenced, guitar featured tracks. 8 are original Jeff Wyatt compositions and 3 are public domain standards from the early 20th century which Jeff interprets with his signature guitar and vocal work. The public domain works included here are GOOD MORNING, SCHOOL GIRL (by John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson 1st), CROSSROADS (by Robert Johnson) and ROLL AND TUMBLE (original writer unknown). Photo by Darren Quarin of Quarin Photography.. (c).

2017-06-06T04:45:11Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2017-06-06T04:45:11Z

Music. PRIVY TO THE BLUES is a collection of 11 blues influenced, guitar featured tracks. 8 are original Jeff Wyatt compositions and 3 are public domain standards from the early 20th century which Jeff interprets with his signature guitar and vocal work. The public domain works included here are GOOD MORNING, SCHOOL GIRL (by John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson 1st), CROSSROADS (by Robert Johnson) and ROLL AND TUMBLE (original writer unknown). Photo by Darren Quarin of Quarin Photography.. (c).

2017-06-06T04:45:11Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2014-01-12T03:38:40Z

Music. From the Jeff Wyatt album: Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly's "Tumbleweed") (writer: Jeff Wyatt) Although the title is an obvious take off on the John Lennon song title “Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds”, this mariachi style song does not resemble the Beatle song in any possible way. Here’s the corny story of a colorful Mexican bandito who’s constantly struggling with his frustrating love life in the Wild West. As such he can’t decide whether he wants to remain north of the border, or go back home to Mexico. He doesn’t really think of himself as a bad guy, per se. After all, he hadn’t “robbed a stagecoach since last Thursday”. Canadian west coast comedy scriptwriter MIKE REILLY of Canamera Entertainment (Radio Comedy Shows) has created another gem to add to his growing repertoire of radio ready audio drama productions. This time it’s built on a cowboy western theme, entitled TUMBLEWEED; a fictional Wild West frontier town complete with colorful period characters. Every movie or audio drama deserves a corresponding musical soundtrack. With this in mind, Mike hired Jeff to create suitable music for this fun Wild West production and "Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly’s “Tumbleweed”)" was thus conceived.. (c).

2014-01-12T03:38:40Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2014-01-12T03:38:40Z

Music. From the Jeff Wyatt album: Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly's "Tumbleweed") (writer: Jeff Wyatt) Although the title is an obvious take off on the John Lennon song title “Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds”, this mariachi style song does not resemble the Beatle song in any possible way. Here’s the corny story of a colorful Mexican bandito who’s constantly struggling with his frustrating love life in the Wild West. As such he can’t decide whether he wants to remain north of the border, or go back home to Mexico. He doesn’t really think of himself as a bad guy, per se. After all, he hadn’t “robbed a stagecoach since last Thursday”. Canadian west coast comedy scriptwriter MIKE REILLY of Canamera Entertainment (Radio Comedy Shows) has created another gem to add to his growing repertoire of radio ready audio drama productions. This time it’s built on a cowboy western theme, entitled TUMBLEWEED; a fictional Wild West frontier town complete with colorful period characters. Every movie or audio drama deserves a corresponding musical soundtrack. With this in mind, Mike hired Jeff to create suitable music for this fun Wild West production and "Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly’s “Tumbleweed”)" was thus conceived.. (c).

2014-01-12T03:38:40Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2014-01-12T03:40:48Z

Music. From the Jeff Wyatt album: Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly's "Tumbleweed") (writer: unknown - public domain) According to Wikipedia, “Shenandoah" (also called “Oh Shenandoah", or "Across the Wide Missouri") is a traditional American folk song of uncertain origin, dating at least to the early 19th century. It was first printed as part of William L. Alden’s article “Sailor Songs” in the July 1882 issue of “Harpers New Monthly Magazine”. The song had become popular as a sea chanty by the 1880’s. Although Jeff had previously treated this old melody as a dreamy guitar instrumental on his 2008 album “Reflections at Every Corner”, he took a totally different approach here. He completely changed the melody, chord structure, tempo and even messed with the lyrics, and added some of his own verses. Is it sacrilegious to change Shenandoah so drastically? I don’t know; Jeff hasn’t been struck by lightening or by a musical purist yet. What was he trying to do by changing this song so extensively? He imagined what the young Johnny Cash and his trio might have done with this song for Sun Records in a rockabilly format back in the late 50’s, and thus tried to create that groove. Canadian west coast comedy scriptwriter MIKE REILLY of Canamera Entertainment (Radio Comedy Shows) has created another gem to add to his growing repertoire of radio ready audio drama productions. This time it’s built on a cowboy western theme, entitled TUMBLEWEED; a fictional Wild West frontier town complete with colorful period characters. Every movie or audio drama deserves a corresponding musical soundtrack. With this in mind, Mike hired Jeff to create suitable music for this fun Wild West production and "Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly’s “Tumbleweed”)" was thus conceived.. (c).

2014-01-12T03:40:48Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2016-05-15T23:35:02Z

Music. Album: Live - Off the Floor Artist: Jeff Wyatt & the Wreckin' Crew Label: Cardboard Alley Music Produced By: Jeff Wyatt Writer & Composer: Jeff Wyatt (c)2016 Jeff Wyatt. (c).

2016-05-15T23:35:02Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2016-05-15T23:35:02Z

Music. Album: Live - Off the Floor Artist: Jeff Wyatt & the Wreckin' Crew Label: Cardboard Alley Music Produced By: Jeff Wyatt Writer & Composer: Jeff Wyatt (c)2016 Jeff Wyatt. (c).

2016-05-15T23:35:02Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2014-01-12T03:40:13Z

Music. From the Jeff Wyatt album: Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly's "Tumbleweed") (writer: unknown - public domain) According to Wikipedia, the origins of this song appear to date back to 1870 in the northern Red River Valley region of Manitoba Canada during the time of the Wolseley Expedition. And although the name James Kerrigan was the first to be associated with the first printed versions of the song in 1896 (under the title “Bright Mohawk Valley”), the song was actually written by an unknown author almost 30 years prior. Canadian west coast comedy scriptwriter MIKE REILLY of Canamera Entertainment (Radio Comedy Shows) has created another gem to add to his growing repertoire of radio ready audio drama productions. This time it’s built on a cowboy western theme, entitled TUMBLEWEED; a fictional Wild West frontier town complete with colorful period characters. Every movie or audio drama deserves a corresponding musical soundtrack. With this in mind, Mike hired Jeff to create suitable music for this fun Wild West production and "Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly’s “Tumbleweed”)" was thus conceived.. (c).

2014-01-12T03:40:13Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2014-01-12T03:40:13Z

Music. From the Jeff Wyatt album: Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly's "Tumbleweed") (writer: unknown - public domain) According to Wikipedia, the origins of this song appear to date back to 1870 in the northern Red River Valley region of Manitoba Canada during the time of the Wolseley Expedition. And although the name James Kerrigan was the first to be associated with the first printed versions of the song in 1896 (under the title “Bright Mohawk Valley”), the song was actually written by an unknown author almost 30 years prior. Canadian west coast comedy scriptwriter MIKE REILLY of Canamera Entertainment (Radio Comedy Shows) has created another gem to add to his growing repertoire of radio ready audio drama productions. This time it’s built on a cowboy western theme, entitled TUMBLEWEED; a fictional Wild West frontier town complete with colorful period characters. Every movie or audio drama deserves a corresponding musical soundtrack. With this in mind, Mike hired Jeff to create suitable music for this fun Wild West production and "Wanted (Soundtrack to Mike Reilly’s “Tumbleweed”)" was thus conceived.. (c).

2014-01-12T03:40:13Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2010-12-22T16:55:24Z

Music. From the Jeff Wyatt album: PEOPLE DO BLUES. (c).

2010-12-22T16:55:24Z Jeff Norbert Wyatt 2021-03-07T01:30:03Z 2010-12-22T16:55:24Z

Music. From the Jeff Wyatt album: PEOPLE DO BLUES. (c).

2010-12-22T16:55:24Z