Now ye sons of the kraaken, let's get to some honest pillaging, shall we? Aaaarh!
The devil is an idle jest compared to what's within this chest
No hearts more black than ours they say
trust your own hide to be waterproof only
else they…
Straight ahead stone city electric blues for an old friend who used to spend hours spinning BB King and Mike Bloomfield records for me. Recorded back sometime at the end of 2006 on old analog equipment
Now ye sons of the kraaken, let's get to some honest pillaging, shall we? Aaaarh!
The devil is an idle jest compared to what's within this chest
No hearts more black than ours they say
trust your own hide to be waterproof only
else they…
This simple little ballad was originally recorded in the late sixties by Rick's Continentals. With today's engineering, it sounds just a bit more up to date. Please enjoy this new version and then check out the old one at www.RicksContinentals.com
Recent Comments
agree with the lovely beth there. really is gorgeous
Haha, I have completely been there. Mind if I steal your story? :-)
Not junk, always ready for your percussion - love the glu touch!
Hey, I'm here second time and still like it. Strange :-)
That one I like
I very much enjoyed the singing on this one.
Great tracks! I hope you post more.
Hi Kirklynch.. about your comment: oh I love so much blues!!!
Didn't know there was this side to your musical personality! Nice!
Does me black heart good to hear such as this it does!
Looking forward to more from you. Welcome to alonetone
Lovely moody piece. Really like that build after the 3 minute mark!
Nice crunchy guitar sounds!
What SS said. Love those sax breaks too
very nice work. great vocal, wish I knew what you were singing
Great melody, Terry!
hey man....I just checked out your myspace page. You have alot of gear. If you get tiered of it..send it over here to the east coast. heh. :)
no new songs? are you working on anything? Just stopping by to say hey...hope all is well where you are...l8r
excellent rythm !
some times I just need to hear some proper music. great stuff