This is a very lose improvisation by me of the classic post Cold War Vietnam era song by David Crosby, Paul Kantner & Stephen Stills, Wooden Ships. It popped in my head this evening on the way home from work. I haven’t done much music in several…
one of a few improvs from the other night following a bike accident. these are all acoustic, no delay, just room recording, in tuning low to high AACEAE.
Continuing the delay project of the last several nights spun off by Sunday's inspiration. This piece recorded on 12-string, heavy delay and overlay. Stay tuned for where I'm going...
Continuing the delay project of the last several nights spun off by Sunday's inspiration. This piece recorded on 12-string, heavy delay and overlay. Stay tuned for where I'm going...
Continuing the delay project of the last several nights spun off by Sunday's inspiration. This piece recorded on 12-string, heavy delay and overlay. Stay tuned for where I'm going...
Continuing the delay project of the last several nights spun off by Sunday's inspiration. This piece recorded on 12-string, heavy delay and overlay. Stay tuned for where I'm going...
After not having played for a while I was inspired by a Steve Tibbetts sound and tried to recreate it and failed. This came out. The title was indeed misinterpreted words not intended and not really about this piece of music but in a sense was.
Jim first time I heard this last weekend event I think, I wasn't identifying the clarinet though as many of your 'outside the box' pieces, the inheritness of the vehicle will often be entirely different. In rehearing tonight the horn is very present to me albeit continuing to be beyond it. Dark and ghostly colors sir. Thank you btw for the comment on 'Pieces'. I wish Alonetone would allow replies but this is another way of doing it and spreading the listens.
I wrote this song as a way to process some of the feelings of sadness, dismay, anger, fear and love that were brewing inside my heart this past week. I live in Minneapolis, where the terrible killing of George Floyd occurred, and the subsequent…
Very positive and uplifting and a feel between Dolly and Emylou. Lovely coming out of the darkness of your Twin Cities. I'm sorry there has been so much hurt there, clash that sadly is like 50 years ago again because it is. Change has to come in the unnecessary loss of George. Thanks for the kind words to my track earlier Colleen. It's good to discovery you and Andrew also in your circle.
(Remastered 22/10/2021)
I was asked (told?) to upload something happy. Hmmm, I thought. This will end well...
So, a few days later, I was rehearsing a pleasant little thing I wrote several years ago that has a working title of "She Was…
(Remastered 22/10/2021)
Here it is in all of its glory...
THIS is the song that Mrs R and I had decided was a suitable response to a request to "Upload something HAPPY, stat!!!!!!!!!"
I tried to record it back in 2013 when I wrote it…
Wow! Lovely mix of Leon Redbone, Joe Cocker and Tom Waits ringing through your voice particularly Cocker. Lovely peaceful and dark. Thanks as well for the kind words on my piece earlier Andrew, good to discover you!
I hope Brian (one of us Proods) will forgive me for posting this before we could get together to work on it further. He first played it for me a few months ago and I've been obsessively tweaking it every chance I could get.
I like to imagine…
very retro in this day and age and touch of the Smiths 'ring around the fountain' in this! Thank you for your recent comments on what I do - doesn't have the beat as yours :)
This just seems like I place I want to come and check out someday when I have time. Anyhow great live sound btwn all and pretty out of the box places your guitar going on this Kav!
I took the audio of Fumble by Roger Sundström and Cast by Jim Goodin and noche dia los muertos by Kävin Allenson and not now at all 2 by Bill NewBold and using melodyne changed each into a single line midi file and combined the 4 midi lines…
Chris thanks for including me and doing this. Sounds like Bela Lagosi off the top then drifts into echo's of Samuel Barber in places and very sophisticated orchestral. Great Job!
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mezmerizin
you can't tun(a)fish..har K
Nice, Jim!
simple and good.....mistakes in.....
I had missed this one until it popped up on the "Hot" list. I like it! Far out AND groovy!
Beautiful start to my morning, thanks Jim.
Lovin your stuff.
This too...
Wow! Just found your stuff - I like this a lot. One guitar and no delays... and I was completely transfixed/mesmerised. Wonderful...
An interesting composition. Digging that loose bass string. Nice scale.
I dig the tuning. The delay has a haunting effect. A very colorful, tasteful, textured, interesting experience. Good stuff!
Interesting.
Cool. Is something like a DADGAD tuning?
Just listen to it going the other direction -- sounds good being launched into the sky too!
I like it in this direction -- I'm downloading it so I can hear if I like it going in the opposite direction. Rock on!
Very interesting! Will have to check out more of yours
Interesting -- groovy! Psychedelic -- and out there! Hypnotic.
Got it Jim. Nice closing piece.
Best one yet!
i like the tune quite a lot and am therefore thankful you were unable to achieve the tibbets sound. gregzbloom@gmail.com
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Jim first time I heard this last weekend event I think, I wasn't identifying the clarinet though as many of your 'outside the box' pieces, the inheritness of the vehicle will often be entirely different. In rehearing tonight the horn is very present to me albeit continuing to be beyond it. Dark and ghostly colors sir. Thank you btw for the comment on 'Pieces'. I wish Alonetone would allow replies but this is another way of doing it and spreading the listens.
love the groove, add some lyrics to this Chris!
certain sense of revolution in this.
Very positive and uplifting and a feel between Dolly and Emylou. Lovely coming out of the darkness of your Twin Cities. I'm sorry there has been so much hurt there, clash that sadly is like 50 years ago again because it is. Change has to come in the unnecessary loss of George. Thanks for the kind words to my track earlier Colleen. It's good to discovery you and Andrew also in your circle.
lovely jeckle and hyde going on here :)
Wow! Lovely mix of Leon Redbone, Joe Cocker and Tom Waits ringing through your voice particularly Cocker. Lovely peaceful and dark. Thanks as well for the kind words on my piece earlier Andrew, good to discover you!
introspective and reflective of the street, great mix!
dance of frequencies abound in this.
Really nice Kavin. Hang drum right out of Steve Tibbets Choying recording.
very retro in this day and age and touch of the Smiths 'ring around the fountain' in this! Thank you for your recent comments on what I do - doesn't have the beat as yours :)
Love this Roger, akin to some of the stuff I'm doing in PD. 3:55 sounds like on a ship and rocking the waves!
lovely!
Gosh! How many layers? Inventive segues Roger!
This just seems like I place I want to come and check out someday when I have time. Anyhow great live sound btwn all and pretty out of the box places your guitar going on this Kav!
Roger amazingly crafted!
Love the space and placement in this Roger!
Very cool and echo's haunts of Michael!
Chris thanks for including me and doing this. Sounds like Bela Lagosi off the top then drifts into echo's of Samuel Barber in places and very sophisticated orchestral. Great Job!
nice sense of tonal nostalgia, true electro-acoustic
nice guitar enhanced swells and for some reason I want to say pointalism in the foundation.