johnbsteele

Yes, another song in tribute to the TV show 'Twin Peaks'. And yes, I used the Roland GR-55 to create the non-guitar parts.

After recording "A Return to Twin Peaks", it was announced the show would return in 2016. I became inspired and began recording tracks that I added to my CD "In the Shade of a Shadow".

This is from my 2nd Instrumental project "In the Shade of a Shadow". Once again, using acoustic guitars as my foundation and the Roland GR-55 as complimentary additions.

Well . . my last (latest) recording. I know it's self indulgent, but I wanted to end my Instrumental Observation recordings with something moving !? I had already sold my bass, so I used a bass/synth patch for the low end and tried to utilize…

As I began working with the Roland GR-55 system, I wanted to try creating more of a soundscape than the traditional guitar-based sound.

With the electrorgasmic Aged Machine, written and recorded for the RPM Challenge 2012. Sabotaged by the coffin card girl Rode out of the cartomancy world I'm soaking and sick of this Of being a bee sting because he doesn't know a good…

With Drakonis and Steve Stone.

Written by the very lovely Keith Landry, who also plays guitar here. Thanks to Bee Mathis, who joins me singing back up.

Well . . my last (latest) recording. I know it's self indulgent, but I wanted to end my Instrumental Observation recordings with something moving !? I had already sold my bass, so I used a bass/synth patch for the low end and tried to utilize…

This tune began my Instrumental journey and starts my 1st CD "Escape to Clifford". Using acoustic guitars and voicings, I hoped to create a musical soundscape.

Yes, another song in tribute to the TV show 'Twin Peaks'. And yes, I used the Roland GR-55 to create the non-guitar parts.

After recording "A Return to Twin Peaks", it was announced the show would return in 2016. I became inspired and began recording tracks that I added to my CD "In the Shade of a Shadow".

Using a drum program, I wanted to incorporate the 'horns' from the Roland GR-55 (ala 'Chicago') so I began layering guitars to accompany the 'horns'. This is what I ended up with.

Well . . my last (latest) recording. I know it's self indulgent, but I wanted to end my Instrumental Observation recordings with something moving !? I had already sold my bass, so I used a bass/synth patch for the low end and tried to utilize…

Well . . my last (latest) recording. I know it's self indulgent, but I wanted to end my Instrumental Observation recordings with something moving !? I had already sold my bass, so I used a bass/synth patch for the low end and tried to utilize…

Well . . my last (latest) recording. I know it's self indulgent, but I wanted to end my Instrumental Observation recordings with something moving !? I had already sold my bass, so I used a bass/synth patch for the low end and tried to utilize…

Yes, another song in tribute to the TV show 'Twin Peaks'. And yes, I used the Roland GR-55 to create the non-guitar parts.

This tune began my Instrumental journey and starts my 1st CD "Escape to Clifford". Using acoustic guitars and voicings, I hoped to create a musical soundscape.