Song parodies:

• ANOVA Man (Lyrics and Music), and here's a much better (semi-acoustic) arrangement (MP3)
  
• Statisfaction (Lyrics and Music),
  
• Probability Man (Lyrics and Music),
  
• Frequentists and Bayesians [written at the 5th Valencia Meetings on Bayesian Statistics] (Lyrics and Music),
  
• Valencia Wood [written at the 6th Valencia Meetings on Bayesian Statistics] (Lyrics and Music)
  
  Here's a short movie segment of a live performance of Valencia Wood (courtesy of Thomas Lee, director)

The "Glickman Studio Session" (October, 2000) - featuring the talents of Bradley Carlin, Jennifer Hill and me. The following are mp3 files.

• These are Bayes (along with lyrics and liner notes)
• No Time (along with lyrics and liner notes)
  
  and here is a youtube clip of the song being performed at MCMSKi 3 in Jan 2011.

The "Glickman Studio Session II" (September, 2002) - featuring Bradley Carlin and me. More Bayesian fun. The following song is an mp3 file.

• Bayesian Believer (along with lyrics and liner notes)
  
  and here is a youtube clip of the song being performed at Valencia 8.

The "Glickman Studio Session III" (May and July, 2008) - can't stop the Bayesian feeling. Another three mp3 files:

• Prior (along with lyrics and liner notes)
  
  Here's a video clip of this song being performed at the 2008 ISBA meetings.
  
  
• Time to be Bayesian (along with lyrics and liner notes)
  
  Here's a short video clip of "Time to be Bayesian" from the conference in which it debuted.
  
  
• Oh What a Prior (along with lyrics and liner notes)
  
  And here's a video clip of this song being performed at the 2008 ISBA meetings.

Here's a video clip of the unrecorded song "Bayesian Endeavor," debuted at MCMSki 3 in January 2011.

Cover songs:

Occasionally (very occasionally, that is) I like to record covers of actual songs. Here's one for now.

• Rocket from a Bottle by XTC, from the album "Black Sea"

Video-recorded performances were posted on youtube of Tirthankar Dasgupta and me performing Ticket to Ride (Beatles) at the Harvard Statistics holiday party in 2010.

Original songs:

The following are seven songs written and recorded by me and Damion Jurrens. We called ourselves "Apoplexy" (don't ask why). All songs are mp3 files.

• Sweat, Lists, For My Sake, Crack Pipe, Smiling, Alabama Bastard, and Red Tide.

A few MIDI files I recorded:

• Bach Fugue #9, The Art of Fugue
• Bach Fugue #11, The Art of Fugue
• Schubert Fugue (for four hands, D. 952) -- thanks Scott Atwell for this reference!