FunkStreet

"Arriving" - An Instrumental Rock Guitar Album - 2005 and 2006

All songs written and performed by Jerry Lockamy. Recorded in Jerry's home studio.

"FunkStreet" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Arriving

"Arriving" - An Instrumental Rock Guitar Album - 2005 and 2006

All songs written and performed by Jerry Lockamy. Recorded in Jerry's home studio.

"Arriving" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Heartstrings

"Arriving" - An Instrumental Rock Guitar Album - 2005 and 2006

All songs written and performed by Jerry Lockamy. Recorded in Jerry's home studio.

"Heartstrings" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Tablebread

"Arriving" - An Instrumental Rock Guitar Album - 2005 and 2006

All songs written and performed by Jerry Lockamy. Recorded in Jerry's home studio.

"Tablebread" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Acoustic World

"Arriving" - An Instrumental Rock Guitar Album - 2005 and 2006

All songs written and performed by Jerry Lockamy. Recorded in Jerry's home studio.

"Acoustic World" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Steal Your Heart Away

"Arriving" - An Instrumental Rock Guitar Album - 2005 and 2006

All songs written and performed by Jerry Lockamy. Recorded in Jerry's home studio.

"Steal Your Heart Away" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Change

"Arriving" - An Instrumental Rock Guitar Album - 2005 and 2006

All songs written and performed by Jerry Lockamy. Recorded in Jerry's home studio.

"Change" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Jammin

"Arriving" - An Instrumental Rock Guitar Album - 2005 and 2006

All songs written and performed by Jerry Lockamy. Recorded in Jerry's home studio.

"Jammin" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Kitchen Knife

"Arriving" - An Instrumental Rock Guitar Album - 2005 and 2006

All songs written and performed by Jerry Lockamy. Recorded in Jerry's home studio.

"Kitchen Knife" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Bach Cello Suite #9

"Arriving" - An Instrumental Rock Guitar Album - 2005 and 2006

All songs written and performed by Jerry Lockamy. Recorded in Jerry's home studio.

"Bach Cello Suite #9" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

"Convenience Store Junkies" Hard Groove Rock Album - 1996

We recorded this 10-song album on ADAT at various studios and mixed down at AudioVision in Miami.

"In My Head" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Slanted Sun

"Convenience Store Junkies" Hard Groove Rock Album - 1996

We recorded this 10-song album on ADAT at various studios and mixed down at AudioVision in Miami.

"Slanted Sun" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Then You're Gonna

"Convenience Store Junkies" Hard Groove Rock Album - 1996

We recorded this 10-song album on ADAT at various studios and mixed down at AudioVision in Miami.

"Then You're Gonna" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Freak Show

"Convenience Store Junkies" Hard Groove Rock Album - 1996

We recorded this 10-song album on ADAT at various studios and mixed down at AudioVision in Miami.

"Freak Show" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Pissed

"Convenience Store Junkies" Hard Groove Rock Album - 1996

We recorded this 10-song album on ADAT at various studios and mixed down at AudioVision in Miami.

"Pissed" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Vigilante

"Convenience Store Junkies" Hard Groove Rock Album - 1996

We recorded this 10-song album on ADAT at various studios and mixed down at AudioVision in Miami.

"Vigilante" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Answers

"Convenience Store Junkies" Hard Groove Rock Album - 1996

We recorded this 10-song album on ADAT at various studios and mixed down at AudioVision in Miami.

"Answers" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

God Save The Children

"Convenience Store Junkies" Hard Groove Rock Album - 1996

We recorded this album on ADAT at various studios and mixed down at AudioVision in Miami.

"God Save The Children" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

Ride

"Convenience Store Junkies" Hard Groove Rock Album - 1996


"Ride" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

"Convenience Store Junkies" Hard Groove Rock Album - 1996


"Morning" - click to listen MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

"Self-Titled" - Crunch Symphony 3-song CD - 1993


"You Think You Know Me" - MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

"Self-Titled" - Crunch Symphony 3-song CD - 1993


"Subject To Change" - MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

"Self-Titled" - Crunch Symphony 3-song CD - 1993


"Do What You Want To Do" - MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

"One Shot" - Crunch Symphony 3-song Demo - 1992


That was the name of the band, "Detour." But we changed it to "Crunch Symphony" after running a trademark search and discovering there was a band in England already named "Detour."


"You Can Call It Funk" - MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

"Down On Your Knees" - Detour 4-song Local Release - 1991


That was the name of the band, "Detour." But we changed it to "Crunch Symphony" after running a trademark search and discovering there was a band in England already named "Detour."




"Down on Your Knees" - MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

"Down On Your Knees" - Detour 4-song Local Release - 1991


That was the name of the band, "Detour." But we changed it to "Crunch Symphony" after running a trademark search and discovering there was a band in England already named "Detour."




"Here in My Heart" - MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

"Down On Your Knees" - Detour 4-song Local Release - 1991


That was the name of the band, "Detour." But we changed it to "Crunch Symphony" after running a trademark search and discovering there was a band in England already named "Detour."




"Don't Censor Me" - MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

This one is the oldest recording I recorded electric guitar with the band, dating back to 1990 - "Detour" 3-song Local Release - 1990.
That was the name of the band, "Detour." But we changed it to "Crunch Symphony" after running a trademark search and discovering there was a band in England already named "Detour."




"Prison of Love" - MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

I may as well go ahead and submit the links to all of the MP3's posted that I have either recorder on with the band or recorded at my home studio.

This one is the oldest recording I recorded electric guitar with the band, dating back to 1990 - "Detour" 3-song Local Release - 1990.
That was the name of the band, "Detour." But we changed it to "Crunch Symphony" after running a trademark search and discovering there was a band in England already named "Detour."

I sang lead vocal on this one.



"You Won't Know Where You Are" - MP3

Jerry Lockamy Music

May as well

I may as well go ahead and submit the links to all of the MP3's posted that I have either recorder on with the band or recorded at my home studio.

This one is the oldest recording I recorded electric guitar with the band, dating back to 1990 - "Detour" 3-song Local Release - 1990.
That was the name of the band, "Detour." But we changed it to "Crunch Symphony" after running a trademark search and discovering there was a band in England already named "Detour."



"Another Lonely Night" - MP3

Smoking with the Band

Hear the song man!!!

Click here to listen to the song - MP3

Web Instruments Coming Soon

Soon to come web instruments that let you play music and create songs with the mouse will be very fun. I'm about half way finished with the 1st web guitar. Stay tuned for this exciting concept to be unleashed.

April is starting off well

I just updated the Jerry Lockamy web site to include MP3 streams songs that were either recorded with the band or by myself.

The Button South

Jerry Lockamy live in concert at The Button South in Hallandale, Florida just south of Ft. Lauderdale.

My Marshall was cranking out the sweetest distortion on that stage.

Here are some interesting reads on The Button South:

Button South Crazy

U2 played their

Saigon Kick

Nicko McBrain Interview

Live at Summer's on the Beach

Jerry Lockamy live at Summer's on the Beach in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

Crunch Symphony Cereal Box

This image was part of the "Breakfast with Crunch Symphony" promotion.

Jerry Lockamy Personal Studio

That is an Otari 1/2 inch 8 track analog tape machine that I use to do most of my tracking. Also use the Digidesign 882 interface and Session 8 software to mix to the computer, and Sound Designer to prep for CD.

Surf's Up Single Cover

That's John the lead singer with the cigar. This was our last release as a band. It was recorded in our rehearsal studio on ADAT and mixed at Paul Trust's project studio.

Air Brushed CD Cover

Cover art and Logo by Scott Stolpmann of Hyena Graphics.

These 3 songs can be heard here at Jerry Lockamy Recording Archive

A 3-Song Demo

Recorded at AudioVision in Miami, FL.

That's the hand-drawn Dad's Favorite Chair Publishing Company logo in blue.

Classical Guitar Gig

Played some Giuliani, Bach, Carcassi, & Sor.

Thanks to my training at University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music, I am able to perform hours of repertoire.

Spliced Film Strip

This is a frame from the "In My Head" video. Jerry is playing in front of a Marshall stack at the warehouse. I used Photoshop to import the film strip and edit with a filter plug-in.

Convenience Store Junkies Album Cover

A lot of work went into the creation of this cover.

Crunch Symphony -The Band

Introductions - Guitar Pedagogy

At the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music I was discussing the topic of left-brain right-brain activity with Claire Calahan, the CCM Professor of Classical Guitar Performance. Calahan, who studied under Andres Segovia, pointed out that scientific studies have suggested that when you breath and the air flows mostly through the right nostril, then the left side of the brain is more active. And when your breathing flows mostly through the left nostril, then the right side of the brain is more active. Usually the body will naturally cycle between the two nostrils by opening one side more than the other for anywhere from 5 to 25 minutes then switching the majority of the air flow to the other.

This is an involuntary action that happens without us thinking about it. But you can change the airflow by holding your finger to one nostril to stop the air flow. After a few minutes, the other nostril takes over the majority of the air flow.

Since left-brain is more logic and right-brain is more creative, we should experiment with controlling brain activity during song writing sessions, rehearsals and performances, and see what happens.

The body needs to be tuned, just like the guitar.