The album contains 9 original tunes written by the great and powerful wizard of Pig Farmer, James P. Hellerich. There’s also one re-make of Johnny Cash’s “Frankie’s Man Johnny”.

Recorded live at the Cafe Acoustic in historic St. Joseph, MO. The album has received excellent reviews in many periodicals and websites dedicated to Progressive Rock.

The fifth album from Pig Farmer. Recorded in Nashville at Buck’s Place over a long weekend in 2005. Time was spent seeing old friends and playing a few showcases.

The third album in the swine themed discography from the Pig Farmer band. The band headed to Nashville, played some shows and created Hambone in limited time with incredible results with the assistance of Buck Jarrell and his studio.

Riley performs on a variety of instruments and in a wide range of styles for this collection. Jazz standards like ‘Stella by Starlight’ and ‘Seven Come Eleven’ stand toe to toe with classical repertoire from J.S. Bach and pieces from South America.