I couldn't help myself, it's one of my favorite Beatles songs. Drums by Drum Bum Guitars by Gnasty Vocals by Me and Gnasty Bass by Me

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Great guitar melodies at the end. The rhythm guitar is a little too loud in the mix, but it's a pretty fun song.

The Flying Bear features a nice fusion of funk and rock that leaves the listener both satisfied and excited. An experimental vibe is very prominent during the song's bridge, and the entire song can be rooted back to Soulstice Music's Red Hot Chili…

electric mandolin on 3 tracks - 2 bowed (right and left) with viola bow and 1 strummed just a bit and mostly ebowed (center) Washburn bass voice with effects drum loops sliced and diced

This is a pop dance tune about a woman seeking to find a good man to spend the rest of her life with, but she doesn't want a "wannabe", but she wants a real man with real love.

Abstract piece utilizing machine and human sounds processed through turntables with other inserts.

I think I dislike this song, but it's been sitting in my bounce folder far too long and something about it still makes me play it from time to time. Maybe you will like it more than I do. the simple lyric is not meant to be interpreted literally…