Kavin some lovely stuff and nice edits, transitions. Like the distortion quality on the near ending acoustic and electric blend before your finish. Congrats on a good month of dailies. Impressed.
Would love listening to this live in a summer night, sat on a rocking chair, under a porch, sipping a local booze or a cold beer! :-)
Very nice, Kavin!!
I've never been to Amarillo
Butchaknow
One day I will-o
I wont say no
If you ask me to stay-o
In Amarillo
Oh yes I will-o
Oh yes I will-o...
I've had my fill o'
Amarillo
Left behind my satin pillow,
I ran over an armadillo
But…
I've never been to Amarillo
Butchaknow
One day I will-o
I wont say no
If you ask me to stay-o
In Amarillo
Oh yes I will-o
Oh yes I will-o...
I've had my fill o'
Amarillo
Left behind my satin pillow,
I ran over an armadillo
But…
I heard Vaisvil's Track earlier and had a bit of time so i thought i'd add a vocal....so thanks Chris for letting me play.........
Drama in the cheap Hotel room 52 (Lyrics)
I’m in room 52
and i honestly don’t know what to do
you’ve taken…
the clock on the wall is watching the window
the shades are at half mast for what i do
there are regrets just over that horizon
but i know i know i can count on you
i think of a time when i was unwilling
the dark days i counted with a mark on…
One of my first experiments with DADGAD tuning. I was hoping to get a dark,droning sound. I lived in Missouri for a lot of years and this sounds like what it feels like to be out in the sticks there.
Done by the Blind Boys of Alabama and Johnny Cash but NEVER like this. The base for this song was constructed from home made samples, including the sound of a 9mm Sig Sauer being fired. Bass was my first attempt at using a synth (Massive).
Recorded in 1990, this music brings together the alto sax of Carlos Ward, the late Tim Green on tenor, Louis Moholo on drums, and Paul Rogers on bass, along with Dallas trumpeter Dennis Gonzalez.
A tribute to my good friends Saturn's Return from Southport, ME. A great hard punk/metal band. The first three parts were instrumental songs, so I felt I could offer my playing this way. Check em out on Facebook!
More from the archives. This was the opening cut on Scartaglen's 1986 album "The Middle Path". A double jig, a slip jig, and 2 reels. I played bouzouki and Uilleann pipes on this cut
Comments on kavin.'s stuff
The mess ups and the laughter at the end are always my favorite parts. Nic collab guys, beautiful song
You too, a terrible song & made it wonderful. w;)
I commented on several tracks before I realized I wasn’t logged in. Sorry! w:)
How many coyotes were there?
Well, now I know what the animals are on the previous track. This is a beauty.
I really like this. What are the animals at the beginning of the track?
other times it can be a sweet deal
Kavin some lovely stuff and nice edits, transitions. Like the distortion quality on the near ending acoustic and electric blend before your finish. Congrats on a good month of dailies. Impressed.
Very soothing - thank you.
Beautiful playing...love that guitar tone. It has a Santana/Bloomfield quality. Awesome!
Love it Kavin.......
beautiful!
Would love listening to this live in a summer night, sat on a rocking chair, under a porch, sipping a local booze or a cold beer! :-) Very nice, Kavin!!
That's a tuning I've never tried. I must have a go at it. Very nice!
Nice! I see the panhandle at dusk!
Aha! I see the reference to the uke! Cool!!!!
Cool sound! Sounds like some influences of India... Mandolin?
I love this! Great fun & lyrics.
Gorgeous.
Great tube tone . line 6 Helix ? I been on the Bias fx kick , love it. Rock on.
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Thanks Paul, and glad to see you back in action for rpm!
I clicked on the little heart and it broke. That was great gents, hit home ..
Just rediscovering this great music after too long. Hope you're well wherever you are.
nice groove!
Badass guitar fest
I like this, whoever it is.
a lovely, tranquil guitar piece
Nice textures!
Nice shredding!
Smooth moody piece, much like.
nice
Really good.
Nicely done!
So good. Need more jazz around here.
dig dat fuzz
hellz yuh
Love those pipes.
Sweeet
sweet jam.
Youre really on to something here.