Sam was a very articulate and kind friend; he spend way too much of his life in a wheel chair and yet demonstrated a lot of grace.
We lost him just over a year ago.
Among many other unexpected, Christ-like kindnesses, he realized at one point…
Levi was a beautiful elder friend who suffered considerably. In spite of the 'ebbs and flows, waxings and wanings,' he seemed to quietly maintain a real relationship with the God who IS Love - a desire to care and - in his way - to be gently present…
Levi was a beautiful elder friend who suffered considerably. In spite of the 'ebbs and flows, waxings and wanings,' he seemed to quietly maintain a real relationship with the God who IS Love - a desire to care and - in his way - to be gently present…
Levi was a beautiful elder friend who suffered considerably. In spite of the 'ebbs and flows, waxings and wanings,' he seemed to quietly maintain a real relationship with the God who IS Love - a desire to care and - in his way - to be gently present…
hey uncle kev. its damon. i listened to all of them, but i think this one is particularly interesting. I especially like 2:28 where its the single horn holding out the note while all others are silent for a second. cool stuff. hope all is well.
love the bluesy vocal refrain about the difficulties of starting up juxtaposed with the energy and buzz of the instrumentation that has no difficulty moving along!
Noodling around on my guitar one day, I started thinking about the role of my mother in my musical life. To the family, she brought music. She tried the piano lessons, didn't work. But she didn't give up. When school presented the opportunity…
Several years ago I had a short lived duo with an oboe and English horn player named Nat. This is a demo from that period. It's an old old chord progression of mine that never really had a melody and Nat improvised this melody in the studio to…
I made a song out of the fable "The Boy and the Schoolmaster" by Jean De La Fontaine, that french writer from the 17th century.
And here's the story:
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A boy, that frolicked on the banks of Seine,
Fell in, and would have found a watery grave…
This is my english version of Heysátan by Sigur Rós. It's not a direct translation but it's in principle the same song.
I know the guitar is a bit out of tune. The capo messed it up. Sorry for that.
I made this simple song to try out playing an acoustic guitar with an ebow. It works, but it's quite quiet. The movement of the fingers on the fretboard is louder than the sounds. I didn't use any effects on the guitar tracks.
I recorded my voice…
This is something I did on my own a couple years ago that we're thinking of tackling as a band and including on our sophomore LP. It certainly has some different textures than what we're prone to churning out, so the re-arrangement process will…
Noodling around on my guitar one day, I started thinking about the role of my mother in my musical life. To the family, she brought music. She tried the piano lessons, didn't work. But she didn't give up. When school presented the opportunity…
This track started in 1999.
It was first made on an old JW50 Roland Workstation and then it took virtual dust for years, saved on a 720K Floppy Disk... I lost for all this time.
1 month ago I finally got it resurrected, added a guitar and changed…
Thamyris invented the 8 string Cithara and challenged the muses to a musical duel. His punishment for losing was to have his hands cut off. Now all he can do is imagine one last chattar solo as he takes his last breath. The gods have taken away…
Yo-Yo Ma uploaded this cello part on indabamusic and invited others to create with it. I thought it was a cool idea. I had help with this christmas song from Matthiew, a wandering Parisian trumpet player.
Solo acoustic finger picking thing I've been working on for a while. Sometime around 1968 I started studying with Mr. George Bennett who taught me the rudiments of finger picking. Later when we played some gigs together he also taught me the rudiments…
Comments on K. SCOT SPARKS 79+intercessions's stuff
great song man
Really nice. Great atmosphere.
Wild vocal effects. Very cool sounds!
This is good mate like it.
This is soooooo weird AND cool!
Beautiful as usual mate. Very nice.
your stuff always sparks me man
Great K.Scott. Love the real and synth hornage. beautiful.
Nice Work man. Rippleless and serene. Real smooth.
hey uncle kev. its damon. i listened to all of them, but i think this one is particularly interesting. I especially like 2:28 where its the single horn holding out the note while all others are silent for a second. cool stuff. hope all is well.
That's good. Like it. How...now do-o-w... Here to stay.
do you have this scored? Lyle
Nice writing! Enjoyed that!
Nicely done mate cool.
would love to hear this with an actual choir. Lyle
Loved this! Lyle
love the bluesy vocal refrain about the difficulties of starting up juxtaposed with the energy and buzz of the instrumentation that has no difficulty moving along!
Very swanky, bro - Love the theme too!
sweet!
Very cool!
Comments made by K. SCOT SPARKS 79+intercessions
..deep down in my soul: I hear; I say, I smile: 'beauty.' ['What comes from the heart goes to the heart'}
..want to hear more of ye cool stuff. Thanks so much for listening and commenting, Kirk.
..you guys dig 'Death Vessel?
...great stereo vox, among other t'ings!
: )
oooooooo0000000; yeah- yes. : )
..yeah! Thanks for the beauty.
nice sounds. thanks for listening. : )
oOhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh; affirmative response. great ideas, reat soundqualitates on these things!!
absolutm0n!
o yes - yes indeed Reich indeed
SO very, very nice! if this be any indication of what u b about, consider me a fan. Mucho heart, snr.
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..ah, l'momEnt
schmoov
: )))))))))))))))))))
: )))
-oh yeah.
...beautiful opening- most tasteful throughout, senor! Man o man. ..yeah.
thanks again for listening, man -and for your comments. We have to jam some time -some how : ) (Thanks, also, for your cool/deep sounds here.)