- Fresnel / Reflections (265k wav file)
- Augustin Fresnel (1788 - 1827) applied his theorems of light waves to the light house lens he perfected in 1822, which is unsurpassed to this day.
- Geno White - Solo Guitar
- 1859 - Summertime
- The year the Cape May Lighthouse was completed. Texture of the first summer season.
- Geno White - Guitar / Chick Ragan - Drums / Rev. James T. Abbott Jr. - Harmonica
- Rotation of the Beacon
- A spectacular stereo recording of the one-of-a-kind experimental system that has been running perfectly since 1946. This is the second oldest Active Lighthouse in the USA.
- Sound Recording - Geno White
- Ezekiel Stevens - Clockwinding
- Ezekiel Stevens was the first keeper of the light which in 1859, lit by whale oil, had to be "wound". The lens rode on a "Chariot", with ten wheels, and twenty guide wheels, driven by a clock work weight system.
- Geno White - Solo Guitar
- Daymarker
- When not flashing at night, a lighthouse's paint scheme was its mark in daylight. The military inflections of this drum solo are so, because this site was also a Coast Guard Lifesaving Station.
- Chick Ragan - Drums
- Funck-First Order, Five Wick
- Geno White - Solo Guitar
- Funks' lamps were the most widely used lamps in the first order lighthouses.
- Storm Watch (167k wav file)
- June 12, 1891, lighting struck the ball on the dome of the tower, stretched down the metal framework of the lantern, leaped to the iron of the watch room and followed through to the electric call bell wires into the keeper dwellings causing "much damage to the interiors."
- Geno White - Guitar / Chick Ragan - Drums / Rev. James T. Abbott Jr. - Harmonica
- The Keeper and His Wife
- A sonic texture of privacy and loneliness
- J. Jody Janetta - Percussion / Lori Benton - Vocals
- Bend to the Horizon (199k wav file)
- Fresnels lens would bend light 24 miles to the edge of the horizon.
- Geno White - Guitar, Slide Dobro, Spoken Word / Chick Ragan - Drums / Gwyn Williams - Euphonium
- Neptune's Children
- What we all are, where we all come from and where some of us return.
- Geno White - Dobro
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