Another track. The lyrics are more generally about the "sunk cost fallacy" that I see all around me at the moment, not only in the context of war. Musically it's probably a bit boring.
This track started sounding very rural so I added some acoustic slide-guitar that turned out quite nice, with lyrics about being in the area I grew up in again.
Spawns of Stephen is my family band. My daughter is on vocals and grand daugther on backing vocals... youngest son on keys and I wrote the lyrics and did the rest... along with some backing vocals..
this is satire with three plots... the…
This started as an instrumental piece until my goog friend Nick Coward wrote some lyrics andrecorded them remotely. He sent me a CD of his vocal tracks which I synched and here we have it.
as a fan of the band Kansas it would be hard not to love this... sure Nick's vocals aren't really like them but they are amazing like theirs. The rest of the music is very much like that band... yet still very original! Great work!
Song written and recorded by Keith Berry, Dave Berry
Keith- lyrics/vocals, music, IPad Apps/Garageband
Dave- electric guitar, final mixing/mastering, cheerleader
uh oh... it's spring and the hornets are coming out... I gotta find my spray!
damn this goes into some glorious places! that bass too! nice arrangement with the dynamic builds... I dig this
A collab with K.Davidsen, Dave Berry and Speed Demon (Gene) that I never put up but it's a cool tune and these guys rock so I floated it up to the cloud!
A pop-rock thingy recorded in 2006. Can't remember too much about it except that it was a new song then, I spent an inordinate amount of time on the lyrics and arrangement, and wasn't that happy with it when I was done(!).
I quite like it now…
that intro reminds me of stuff that John Wetton was involved with... I love that! I really like your vocals on this too... I have heard quite a number of your tunes... this one is my favorite so far! Fabulous work man...
Two Beers Away From Calling You
Another ten o'clock, same beer, same bar.
Same old thoughts of calling you.
We burned that bridge so many times,
crossing it's the last thing I should do.
Your number's still here in my phone,
But I know theres…
About the song: A 1949 classic by the Delmore Brothers, often cited as an early bridge between country and blues.
The song has been covered by a long list of artists,
including Chet Atkins, Merle Haggard, Jerry Lee Lewis, Doc Watson, and even…
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Superb.
Haunting
damn. this is awesome...
nice mix here... the drums really pop.
I really like the vocals against the music. It feels like 60' s coolness.
A good reminder to have fun and not take things too seriously. It should be fun!
Love the organ intro sets the song up nice Tim
Very nice like it Tim
Absolutely amazing!
wow... those pinched harmonics... against that keyboard and pulse bass.... energizing!
as a fan of the band Kansas it would be hard not to love this... sure Nick's vocals aren't really like them but they are amazing like theirs. The rest of the music is very much like that band... yet still very original! Great work!
uh oh... it's spring and the hornets are coming out... I gotta find my spray! damn this goes into some glorious places! that bass too! nice arrangement with the dynamic builds... I dig this
tribal and primitive... I am putting on my paint and going into the fire! i feel a cleansing coming on. wicked awesome! goes into cool directions too
that intro reminds me of stuff that John Wetton was involved with... I love that! I really like your vocals on this too... I have heard quite a number of your tunes... this one is my favorite so far! Fabulous work man...
once this gets going its like a runaway train heading toward a corner on heavy side lean... never comes off the rails though! rocks a good un
I dig
doesn't offend me.. guess that says I like these offensive sounds... I have an analog synth so I get this!
I found this to be creative! pulsing....
this really works!
just what I needed to start off my morning JP! bravo