This is a feeble attempt to play some classical Spanish guitar. It took two takes, to make one guitar part, haha. I am no Tommy Emmanuel, and that will be obvious when you listen to this one.
This song was inspired by the heavy rains of the past two days, and my wife and I biding our time waiting for them to subside a bit so we could leave the house. The guitar is my old Alvarez classical with a microphone, then run through my RP350…
This song was inspired by the heavy rains of the past two days, and my wife and I biding our time waiting for them to subside a bit so we could leave the house. The guitar is my old Alvarez classical with a microphone, then run through my RP350…
This is a feeble attempt to play some classical Spanish guitar. It took two takes, to make one guitar part, haha. I am no Tommy Emmanuel, and that will be obvious when you listen to this one.
This song was inspired by the heavy rains of the past two days, and my wife and I biding our time waiting for them to subside a bit so we could leave the house. The guitar is my old Alvarez classical with a microphone, then run through my RP350…
This song was inspired by the heavy rains of the past two days, and my wife and I biding our time waiting for them to subside a bit so we could leave the house. The guitar is my old Alvarez classical with a microphone, then run through my RP350…
This song was inspired by the heavy rains of the past two days, and my wife and I biding our time waiting for them to subside a bit so we could leave the house. The guitar is my old Alvarez classical with a microphone, then run through my RP350…
This song was inspired by the heavy rains of the past two days, and my wife and I biding our time waiting for them to subside a bit so we could leave the house. The guitar is my old Alvarez classical with a microphone, then run through my RP350…
This song was inspired by the heavy rains of the past two days, and my wife and I biding our time waiting for them to subside a bit so we could leave the house. The guitar is my old Alvarez classical with a microphone, then run through my RP350…
This song was inspired by the heavy rains of the past two days, and my wife and I biding our time waiting for them to subside a bit so we could leave the house. The guitar is my old Alvarez classical with a microphone, then run through my RP350…
This song was inspired by the heavy rains of the past two days, and my wife and I biding our time waiting for them to subside a bit so we could leave the house. The guitar is my old Alvarez classical with a microphone, then run through my RP350…
This is an "unplugged" version of a song that features a nylon stringed acoustic guitar. All instruments played by Barry Morgan and mixed and mastered in his home studio.
This is a feeble attempt to play some classical Spanish guitar. It took two takes, to make one guitar part, haha. I am no Tommy Emmanuel, and that will be obvious when you listen to this one.
This is a collaboration with a wonderful young artist - Craig Mathieson. Craig is a tremendous talent, a great guitar player, and just an all around good guy. His album just dropped and you can hear more of his music at the following:
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This is a feeble attempt to play some classical Spanish guitar. It took two takes, to make one guitar part, haha. I am no Tommy Emmanuel, and that will be obvious when you listen to this one.
A jazz tune featuring flute, sax, and one slightly out of whack Fender. All instruments played by Barry Morgan and the song was mixed and mastered in his home studio.
This is probably to personal, to raw to put here, but I've been listening to some pretty courageous stuff here in alonetone. This is more of an occurence, a onetime performance, more of a memorial, than a recording. My dad had died recently, I…
Simple little song. My view on how love really falls apart. Last verse is in my opinion an add-on. I wrote it after the rest, at the behest of someone who thought it was too "un-hopeful". It may have been a goood thing.
Thanks for all the great comments. Any of my stuff you want to sing on, you go right ahead. I do live in Oregon, moved here in 2004 to retire and play music. It's been wonderful.
Back in the old days, I used to seek out artists who played the smaller venues so I could hear music like this. This song brought back wonderful memories - a small place, smelling of spilled beer and cigarettes and perfume....and that wonderful performer playing the blues. Very well done.
red cowboy and hot burrito were recordings done for a friend of mine who wanted to check out his new (old) drum machine. Both drum parts are constructed from prerecorded beats (from presets or previous owner, I don't know) and have 4-5 bass tracks…
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
I'm a complete idiot when it comes to all things midi related. Recently got myself a midi keyboard though and came up with this short piece just messing with sounds in Proteus. Really looking forward to the possibilities of combining this sort…
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sweet! lovely feel to this - playful and mellow.
Sounds real good to me. You sure can play that guitar.
Beautiful. Sound great as is, love that low synth sound panning around the sound spectrum and that percussion is perfect.
it is
love it. from the first to the last note :)
What Sisster Savage said! x2
muy bien.
Nice melody. That Alvarez might be old, but it sure sounds sweet.
Absolutely Gorgeous!
Very nice indeed. May take you up on that offer.
Great tune , great mix, ya nailed it.
Beautiful and subtle! So well played!
Sweet interplay of rythms and, sounds, and melodies. Gives the ears and brain multiple trails to follow arriving at the same place.
Nicely done.
This is a beaut. well mixed and played.
this is beautiful.
shortbusdessert.
Oh dear, I just melted.
Oh blimey. What a beauty! Emotional phrases played beautifully by quick tender fingers!
Top track mate very cool dig it.
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This is a marvelous soundscape - intense, raw, yet somehow soothing. Brilliant work!!
Thanks for all the great comments. Any of my stuff you want to sing on, you go right ahead. I do live in Oregon, moved here in 2004 to retire and play music. It's been wonderful.
I love the raw nature of this one - straight to favorites ->
Great live recording....not the easiest thing in the world to do. Mine usually sound like a train wreck so props for a great job.
Great guitar work, and even better lyrics.
Back in the old days, I used to seek out artists who played the smaller venues so I could hear music like this. This song brought back wonderful memories - a small place, smelling of spilled beer and cigarettes and perfume....and that wonderful performer playing the blues. Very well done.
It's raining as I listen to this....cup of hot coffee in hand, perfect :)
Outstanding effort here....it had me smiling from the downbeat :)
I love all the changes in this one. Really nice work.
Great tune, reminds me of early George Benson.
This is tremendous guitar work. And you are just jamming? Impressive to say the least.
This one has a Celtic rock feel to it. Very nice.
:) I like music that makes me feel good. Great little song.
This is brilliant, any adjectives I use to try and describe it will fall far short so I will just shut up and listen.
This is really nice. Great use of the sound spectrum.