4 pianos

My first Beatlesfest II entry at Songcrafters featuring henwrench on main vocal, and little ole me on second vocal & everything else. Thanks for listening, cuthbert

"On Green Dolphin Street" (originally entitled "Green Dolphin Street") is a 1947 popular song composed by Bronislau Kaper with lyrics by Ned Washington. The song, composed for the film Green Dolphin Street (which was based on a 1944 novel of the…

While still having a vocal remaster pending, this fast-paced electronic piece combines most of my style and skills. All instruments apart from drums were recorded by me.

Me and my friend (the guitarist) covered the ending theme of the Mass Effect 3 game. More of a rough try-out, this one.

A song about Catherine The Great from Russia, written for a class assignment on famous women. Very classical, ballad-like piece.

A soft ambient piece with an accelerating ending, just like someone awaking from their slumber.

A jazzy, two-track improvisation with piano & bass on top of several drum loops. Titled refers to those typical (whiskey) bars in Japan.

An short, acoustic piece that serves as a little tribute to those delightful towns in RPG games.

trying to play like the great Django and not getting too close...

some heavy metal every once in a while doesn't hurt too much...

Our history was held in objects and places. We didn't realize as children that we were standing amongst the ashes of the loves of our ancestors. Still, we knew back then that love was possible and that we'd all move mountains for it.

KINO is a legendary Russian Rock group. Rain for Us is one of my favorite songs.

"Autumn Leaves" is a much-recorded popular song. Originally it was a 1945 French song "Les feuilles mortes" (literally "The Dead Leaves") with music by Joseph Kosma and lyrics by poet Jacques Prévert. Since then it was translated into English…

A song about, well, s**t happens, but all in all, it's alright. Thanks to TwoRegs (singing), Freight Drive Reprobate (singing and harmonica)and Lady Jane (Singing in posh mode). Hope you like.

This started as a conversation with Lady Jane, and it developed from there. FDR played lead. I'm now going to dispose of my senses...again.