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WWIII
Written in 1982 and first released by Inhabitants of the Western Wasteland on their 1992 album, NOBODY For President, this is a solo unplugged performance of Larree's classic anti-war song.
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Protest Music
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Bouzouki Doobie-Doo
Russ and I were hitting the guitar stores and pawn shops one day and saw a bouzouki. I bought it, we rushed back to his studio, and we recorded this little jam.
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East European - Balkanic
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Probably Never Always Will
Performed and recorded by Larree and Russ.
Larree - Lead Vocals and Guitars; Russ Foreman - Guitars, Bass, Backup Vocals, and Drum tracks. Produced, Mixed, and Mastered by Russ Foreman -
Russ Foreman Music Productions
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Indie Rock
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The Albatross (L mix 0.0.1)
Early mix of The Albatross, a song off the album, NOBODY For President recorded by Inhabitants of the Western Wasteland.
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psychedelic
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NEVER GONNA WORK
I wrote this song for my mom. The first time I sang it for her she chased me around the house with a rolled-up Better Homes & Gardens magazine. it eventually became one of her favorites.
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SoCal/OC Punk Rock
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Double Life
1987 demo record. Russ Foreman - keyboards and drum samples; Larree Hollywood - guitars and vocals.
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Singer-Songwriter
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More Than Friends
1987 Demo record. Bill Berry - piano; Larree Hollywood - guitars, vocals; Greg Kage (of Canned Heat fame) - drums, bass.
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Pop Rock
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Kathleen
Classic 50s style rock song featuring Bill Berry on piano and Greg Kage on drums and bass. I'm playing the guitars and harmonica and singing the lead vocal. Tribute to Chuck Berry - the REAL king of Rock 'N' Roll!
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Roots Rock Americana
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January Last
I was stuck on this song for months. But my guitar slapped my face and straightened everything out. (Reached #1 on the All Genre chart May 10, 2021; Hit #1 for a second time on 1/1/2022.)This one is just my guitar and voice recorded live in one take on a Sony voice recorder, and later ran through Audacity to give it some reverb.
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Poetic Acoustica
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Ode to Robert Hunter
The first song I wrote with Dean Sottile. A beautiful tribute to lyricist Robert Hunter. I knew there was music in those words.
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Acoustic Ballad
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Probably Never, Always Will (Original Demo)
My bro Dean Sottile turned me on to this lyric a few months ago and the melody came to me in one sitting. I finally recorded it. Enjoy!
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Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana
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Big Oil
You'll never get out of jail free, because Sheriff Big Oil threw away the key!
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Protest Music
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Noah's Song
A song about an estranged father longing to be with his son. Rough demo.
2025 Golden Kayak nominee - Country
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Country Ballad
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First Steps
A minimalistic guitar improvisation by Russ Foreman and Larree Hollywood.
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Acoustic duet
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With Duct Tape
I called Russ on the phone one morning and said, "Dude. We need to make a guitar say I can kick your ass on guitar with the two middle fingers of my left hand taped to my palm with duct tape - in Chinese." And we did it!
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Experimental neo-progressive
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Every Tuesday
Composed, created, and recorded on a Tuesday by Russ Foremen and Larree Hollywood at Russ's studio.Golden Kayak winner - Best Song Guitar Instrumental - 2006
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Progressive Rock
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Alone Prelude
All copy and paste and no live jams make Larree a dull boy. Composition created by Russ Foreman and Larree Hollywood
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Ambient Guitar
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What Kind of Fool?
Even Larree has a "sensitive" side.
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Soft Rock
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Earthquake Blues
YEEEOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWW! A blues trio featuring Alan Waxman on the drums and Eric Fliegel on bass backing me on a song I wrote in the 1970s. This version was recorded at Eric's Studio in 1991. It's kind of... loose.Golden Kayak winner - Best Song Blues - 2019
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Electric Blues
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Psurfadelic
Jamming psychedelic surf trio featuring Alan Waxman on the drums and Eric Fliegel on bass. Recorded at Eric's Studio - 1991.
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Surf
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Don't Move Your Kids to L.A.
The official unofficial first song to ever mention Fatburger.
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Jam Rock
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Waiting For the Sunrise (1991 Live in Studio)
Recorded live at Eric Fliegle's studio in 1991. Features Eric Fliegle on bass, and Alan Waxman on drums. A very early electric rehearsal. Very sloppy, but cool.
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Jam Rock
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Your Love is Like a Pizza
I had my eye on this girl who worked at Numero Uno Pizza on Restaurant Row in Los Angeles, and I really wanted to ask her out. So, I wrote a song for her, strolled in with my guitar on a bustling Saturday night, and started singing it right there in front of everyone. It worked—I got the date!
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Jam Rock
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Good Neighbor
A good neighbor left a note on my car. I was inspired.
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Demented songs
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Blue Jay Way
Demo of a 1970s song recorded in the late 1990s.
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Acoustic progressive melodic
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Timetaster
Jefferson Airplane-Starship vibe. Demo recorded in 1988. Features Peri Traynor on lead vocal and flute; Greg Kage (of Canned Heat fame) on drums; Larree on electric guitars, bass, and Danelectro electric sitar.
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60s tie dye rock
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Nobody For President (Original)
The original demo recording of the classic 1988 protest song featuring Peri Traynor on lead vocal; Greg Kage (of Canned Heat fame) on drums; Larree on electric guitars.Golden Kayak winner - Best Song Comedy - 2006
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Rock
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