Not really Irish ... a Scottish ballad ...
An earthly nourris sits and sings
And aye she sings, "Ba lilly wean
(and) no ken I, my bairns father
Far less the land that he dwells in."
And up come he to her bed fit
A grumly guest I'm sure…
Hanging out in the living room with one of my sons, just making stuff up. I wish I'd had the recorder closer to him - whistle too loud, guitar too soft.
Hanging out in the living room with one of my sons, just making stuff up. I wish I'd had the recorder closer to him - whistle too loud, guitar too soft.
Not really Irish ... a Scottish ballad ...
An earthly nourris sits and sings
And aye she sings, "Ba lilly wean
(and) no ken I, my bairns father
Far less the land that he dwells in."
And up come he to her bed fit
A grumly guest I'm sure…
Not really Irish ... a Scottish ballad ...
An earthly nourris sits and sings
And aye she sings, "Ba lilly wean
(and) no ken I, my bairns father
Far less the land that he dwells in."
And up come he to her bed fit
A grumly guest I'm sure…
Goodness, I have a lot of listening-catch-up to do! Great slide work and patiently played, as is fitting for the song. I like how you don't rush but, rather, find a groove immediately which enables your listeners to relax and enjoy. The groove phenomenon is true of all your songs!
This track was created as part of the October 2010 Alonetone 24 hr challenge. The challenge is to make 24 minutes of original music in one 24 hour period.
This is my contribution to the Angie Fights Crime project titled "Sunny Sorta"...." It's 12 songs written by A.F.C. and performed by 12 different artists.
I chose Honky Tonk Prison because I knew it would rock and roll :)
So CRANK IT UP…
I found a cassette tape the other day from 1991 which turned out to be live to 2 track demos that Scartaglen did in the studio in preparation for our 3rd and (as it turned out) final album. This tune didn't make the cut for the record but I always…
You always have such a good mix of instruments ... each one is unique but works so well with the others. Great playing all round, but I'll mention the bass specifically because it's such an important "frame". Really nice vocals too!
Hanging out in the living room with one of my sons, just making stuff up. I wish I'd had the recorder closer to him - whistle too loud, guitar too soft.
In memory of my cousin Mike, nicknamed Shovel Head, because of the Harley Davidson Shovel Head motorcycle he drove.
Lyrics
I can feel the wind blow
Lean into that winding road
Setting Sun against my skin
Shift into that high gear
Get…
Taking a lie as truth, taking useless things as large and grand, I unwittingly contributed to the decrease of the common spirit. How to turn back? It seemed no way ...
But now, creating a works of art, no matter how naive they are, I see the…
Not being particularly religious, I still believe that the soul exists and that it does not die.
The prologue and epilogue of this piece were recorded in Basilique Sacre Coeur, Paris, on March, 11th 2011.
~For those who left and those who…
Something completely different- Uilleann pipes(Irish bagpipes) and synth. I wrote this tune over 20 years ago in the style of traditional Irish slow airs. It was recorded way back in 1991 for an album that's been out of print for over 15 years…
Sitting around in my shop a couple of days ago with the Goodall and the Zoom H4N. First time I've really messed with using the internal mics on the H4N in multitrack mode
This is gorgeous ... many, many take-your-breath-away moments. I didn't want it to end. And what a warm, shimmering tone you captured - great recording!
every moment
each day
searching
for something
someone
to feel
know
care
every face
each friend
rejection
and its too much
too much
too much
to bear
it's been a long
long
time coming
it's a long
long
way home
every moment
each inch of time…
"Hey Motorman" was written for the 100 year celebration of the Ariel Lift Bridge.
The bridge was originally built in 1907 with a gondola that went from side to side carrying passengers and vehicles. It was later replaced with a lift system.
Comments on Lisa D's stuff
Oh Lisa, that's lovely.
Hauntingly beautiful.... LG
~ dewdrops sparkle in the mist as the rare music that bring me the joy every morning every day ~
The tone you get out of that whistle is incredible! I just pushed the "Favorite" button.
sweet, well done , great sound mix.
Classical in structure ,intimate invocalization, heart felt in delivery
special voice!
Instant favorite! w;-)
Very beautiful. w;-)
FUUU- D: The waves sound beautiful. When the vocal harmonies came in <3 UGH yes :)
Pretty melodies in the beginning; that's some type of flute, am I right? A pan flute, maybe? In any case I am really digging the sounds in this. <3
What a pity that I am not Irish!
~heaven in a living room~
Excellent ...i'm jigging about the cellar ....
Nice whistle playing! I had forgotten about this old tune
Lovely work! Great whistle break in the middle there!
Now ... that is stunning! Lisa, you have set a new standard for all of us. Beautiful, Beautiful piece of work.
lovely vox
Well played! Beautiful song indeed and you sing it perfectly.
Awesome song and performance. LG
Comments made by Lisa D
Goodness, I have a lot of listening-catch-up to do! Great slide work and patiently played, as is fitting for the song. I like how you don't rush but, rather, find a groove immediately which enables your listeners to relax and enjoy. The groove phenomenon is true of all your songs!
This is captivating!
This is bold and energetic ... great mix of sounds and layering of voices!
Absolutely wonderful! I love the way you play the uilleann pipes ... such a great feel for phrasing. Beautiful whistle playing too.
Great flowing vocals and interplay of sounds and instruments!
Very poignant. And I love the feel of "conversation" between voice and instrument.
You always have such a good mix of instruments ... each one is unique but works so well with the others. Great playing all round, but I'll mention the bass specifically because it's such an important "frame". Really nice vocals too!
Classic Connor ... weaving those instruments together beautifully!
mikey 45011: it's a Bb pennywhistle. (And thank you for the kind comments everyone.)
I echo every thing that has been said so far. This is a beautifully-crafted tribute.
Serious topic but I couldn't help smiling - you have such a great way with lyrics.
Your descriptions are as artistic and intriguing as your music, and they add a wonderful dimension ... I read and ponder as I listen.
This is beautiful, and has a great ending.
Beautiful melody and lyrics! I really like the bass in this one ... simple, perfectly-placed touches.
Every instrument sparkles! Nicely mixed too.
Oh wow, this is fantastic ... heart-voice captured by music. Not many pieces bring a tear to my eye.
This is gorgeous ... many, many take-your-breath-away moments. I didn't want it to end. And what a warm, shimmering tone you captured - great recording!
I love the immediacy and raw emotion of your music.
Just ... wow! Gorgeous chord voicing, beautiful phrasing and the whistle is exquisite. A definite favorite for me.
Great tune, great lyrics, great swing!