Category Archives: Half the Man

This last song to be completed for the Half the Man CD was one that I often used as the first song in a set when playing out. I thought it was fitting to start with the words, “Well, that’s … Continue reading →

Update 10/1/20: Sheet music for this song can be downloaded here. Though my Half the Man CD isn’t a religious project, per se, under every hat I wear is my halo… No, really, this song just seemed to fit, so … Continue reading →

I’m still deciding whether this one will go on the Half the Man CD or not. That’s one of the reasons I’m holding a listening party on Tuesday night. I want to get feedback from fresh ears: Is it good? … Continue reading →

I’m wrapping up the last few tracks on the Half the Man CD in preparation for Tuesday’s “Half the Manathon” listening party. In this particular case, I’m literally “rapping” up the track. “We Know the Changes” has been around for … Continue reading →

Strange. I though I had uploaded this song to the blog over a year ago. In any case, today’s Half the Man post is a depressing little thing called “Let It Go.” This Half the Man CD project is winding down. … Continue reading →

Our Half the Man collection continues with a new mix of an oldie but goodie: 55 Feet. This song was a staple of my singer-songwriter days. (Or as one place advertised me: “Greg Scheer, single guitarist.”) More recently I finished a full band mix … Continue reading →

7 down, 5 more basically finished, and a few more waiting in the wings. This thing is starting to take shape! Good thing, too, because I need to begin working on some other projects. In order to bring this Half … Continue reading →

The Half the Man project continues with Silent Star. You’ve heard this one before here at the blog, once with the Allegro String Quartet and once as a solo. With each version I get a little closer to what I … Continue reading →

As promised, my Half the Man project is taking a more mellow turn this week, with a song called “This House Is Lonely.” I posted this a few years ago as a Valentine’s gift to my wife, Amy. Why am I … Continue reading →