Ernie Savage

Saying made famous by Martha Stewart, as a perfectly trimmed Americana/Rockabilly tune (octogenarian bikini wax and all)

If you cringe when you’re called “dude”, you'll find that very displeasure sung in this sea chanty...

Wishing you magic on Christmas Eve and every night! Merry Christmas!

A send-up to the anticipation, wonder and oneness of Christmas.

A little Christmas Magic for all of you "classic rock" fans up in here...

I wish I could come over and sing this for you in your living room tonight - but hey this is the the next best thing...

The power of that exact moment of leaping from darkness onto the road of enlightenment!

Proof that hearts, souls and minds can never be liberated from a true love. A ballad sung by the magical Deanna Kirk.

Finally pulling the plug on a relationship that's long overdue. Here's that that moment: Gospel revival-style.

Maybe in order to overcome the pain of separation and loss we need to acknowledge it? This tune does just that...

A moody, fluid ballad awash in the wistfulness of unrequited love. Sung by the incomparable Deanna Kirk.

Celebrating that place where those who have gone before us shall always be alive, dwelling in our souls, hearts and mind

Story of an obsessive, non-existent and delusional relationship, borne of apartment window stalking.

A ballad celebrating the grandeur of the eternal energy of life as it moves from parent to child to parent to child...

Reconciling our false sense of permanence with this musical allegory set at the iconic Bemelmans Bar.

Here's the live, unplugged version of my end of night/life ballad inspired & set at Bemelmans Bar in the Carlyle hotel.

The effervescent feeling that comes on a birthday! This one feels like 1968 in England...

The dance of courtship done-up as a sprightly Celtic number. A duet with the enchanting Deanna Kirk.

Maybe the flimsiness of life is actually a feature, not a bug; here is that realization set to music.

Could it be candy, a musical instrument, or some kind of sexual proclivity? This little cabaret number is one of each!

A short list of things that leave me tickled, put down as limericks and wrapped up into this little Viennese waltz.

A 60‘s Brit-pop dance number done in a Donovan-meets-White Album Style.

Here’s a New York spin on a surfer tune, replete with the requisite sentiment of churlish vulgarity.

Anticipating an evening of reckless abandon and fun. A joyful little number written by the talented Mr. Paul McCartney.

The age-old poison love letter sung as an Alt-Pop confection with a self-affirming twist thrown in for good measure.

When that urge to bust loose comes over you. A classic-rock style celebration of the pursuit of a good-time!

The self-destructive narrative of codependency done-up in an Alternative Rock/Pop ditty.

Love in a vinyl, punky, new-wavy, 1979-ey sort of way...If the Cars, Squeeze, Talking Heads & Elvis Costello had a baby.

Ask your doctor if healthcare in the USA is right for you! Satire served up as bouncy little jingle-pop number...

The guy in this song finally finds the confidence to unlock his true potential.

Numbers don't lie! Here's a little ditty about who's is the home-stretch to take the win on language...

The Honeymooners in the 16th Century! Ralph and Alice's dysfunctional relationship reframed within the Renaissance. A ma

Love blossoming out of doors in a sylvan setting. If Poco, the Eagles and the Burrito Brothers were all one band...

A commentary on endless pain and trauma as the sole cause of the toxicity that so mortally wounds us...

An entire relationship from start to finish, played out in under 4 minutes.

Too young to have been in Buffalo Springfield but too old to be in Mumford and Sons.Acoustic instruments and philosophy.

A song about the current ideological bifurcation of America.

Ever think that everything would be just perfect if you could only become a better person?

A prog-rock mash-up of the intersecting arcs of flutes and contentious relationships with girls.

A fever dream that's begging for validation. Cliff diving into the waters of Alternative Techno-Rock!

A musical tribute to the outré director Abel Ferrara with a sonic emulation of his cinematic style in Heavy Metal.

Thinking of getting the band back together! Recorded live, sometime late '94 or early '95.

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