This a primer melody for this lyric, so feel free to tweak it ( for the collaboration four)<>>.The transmission started slipping on the way home from work today...Man I sure could stand a little raise in pay. no talking about saving for…
This a primer melody for this lyric, so feel free to tweak it ( for the collaboration four)<>>.The transmission started slipping on the way home from work today...Man I sure could stand a little raise in pay. no talking about saving for…
This a primer melody for this lyric, so feel free to tweak it ( for the collaboration four)<>>.The transmission started slipping on the way home from work today...Man I sure could stand a little raise in pay. no talking about saving for…
Any resemblance to the Yiddish word Chutzpah is of the purest intent. With a doff of the hat to Sheldon Alan "Shel" Silverstein ...and Mad magazine for all of their influences. that indeed did rot my brain
This a primer melody for this lyric, so feel free to tweak it ( for the collaboration four)<>>.The transmission started slipping on the way home from work today...Man I sure could stand a little raise in pay. no talking about saving for…
This a primer melody for this lyric, so feel free to tweak it ( for the collaboration four)<>>.The transmission started slipping on the way home from work today...Man I sure could stand a little raise in pay. no talking about saving for…
This is a fine recording as it is, clean and clear, well played and sung. I like it a lot. If Greg, Steve and I do a version of this, don't take down this one. Great job!
UNKNOWN,arranged by Terry Brown
'their brains were small and they died'
When I sit in contemplation of the human situation
I often feel a certain sense of pride.
For our achievements are many and mighty
And the evidence cannot be denied.
But my…
I really like how you sang this one. This is a particularly groovy number. It puts such a big smile on my face, and considering all I'm going through right now, I truly appreciate the smile -- thank you!
That's a fine job you did there wit' dat dare banjer! You vocals recorded particularly well in dis here number. Good tale, well told -- an all around great job!
A traditional piece from the renaissance arranged for flute and two classical guitars.
I used meantone tuning which is probably a bit more authentic - though so very close to 12 equal that you may not notice the difference. http://en.wikipedia…
You'll never guess who turned up last night but the old Baird himself ....Will....Him and Louie jumped up to do this one for the cellar crowd...........
It's not what you're thinking. They don't make shine around here no more, do they Vernon? VERNON! WAKE UP. This is an old song we used to sing on the way to church when Vernon DIDN"T KEEP FALLING ASLEEP ALL THE TIME!!
Thanks for the reviews, the songs in this group are very folk oriented some songs are from the thirties and some much older. I wrote my offerings with these styles in mind.
This is just a really simple string/piano piece that resulted from two years of half-hearted tinkering. As of now the cello is too loud and the snare sounds too sample-y, but I'd appreciate any other criticism.
This is an absolutely beautiful song written by Jon Foreman for his side project Fiction Family and I felt like givin it a shot soo I just kinda learnt it and threw it together theres a few flubbups but they kinda workout well in the end
enjoy :)
Written by John Stevens, Grieving Old Man is the lead-off track on Mama Corn's debut CD. A tale of unrequited love, the song's upbeat melody and catchy chorus make it one of those songs that stick in your head long after you've heard it.
This is the latest remix of this old tune. I think I would call it progressive rock.
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Drums: Jean Pierre Taboga, Belgium
Bass: Alexander Wilden, Germany
Electric Guitar: Bobby Clohessy, Ireland…
Oops, I pasted the wrong description here when I did the latest update. Of course this song is instrumental, as you may have noticed. ;)
The guitar tracks were done by Alina Yudaeva from Russia. The song is old and still not quite done as all…
Comments on terrysongs's stuff
Ha, I recognize that singer. Love this.
Its is for the most part true. I feel that having a garden probably gave my father a great sense of accomplishment 🧡
Good Stuff!
This is GREAT Terry!
Now That is Folk Music!
Terry -- good job!
Ah . . . Good Times!
I love this! I wish I had heard it before we put the other version up. I completely missed it until now.
'Tiz za seazun fer diz one! Happy holidays to you! Keep it real!
Gorgeous!
Sweet!
It peaks in places and buzzes my speaker at those points -- maybe bring down the volume by 3dbs -- but otherwise it's really cool.
Nice reverb and long hallway effect!
This is a fine recording as it is, clean and clear, well played and sung. I like it a lot. If Greg, Steve and I do a version of this, don't take down this one. Great job!
"Whether you are a Christian, whether you are a Muslim, whether you are an atheist, you will demand your goddamn rights!" ~ Egyptian protester
One of your better recordings, good music, powerful lyrics, sung well.
Ditto what Greg Connor said below me.
I really like how you sang this one. This is a particularly groovy number. It puts such a big smile on my face, and considering all I'm going through right now, I truly appreciate the smile -- thank you!
It's all about the dance, so keep dancing my friend. You have a gift for lyrics. This one says it all.
That's a fine job you did there wit' dat dare banjer! You vocals recorded particularly well in dis here number. Good tale, well told -- an all around great job!
Comments made by terrysongs
Thanks Bethan, happy to be here.
beautifully done, the sound seemed like perfection,to my ear. well played
Good morining, thanks for starting my day with a smile
Very cool to see you here G. There are some interesting fassets to work with here
Good old time gospel harmoneys
Thanks for the reviews, the songs in this group are very folk oriented some songs are from the thirties and some much older. I wrote my offerings with these styles in mind.
You got the words down good, I would bring the tempo up a bit. Its a fun old folk song.
Good piece of music, well positioned for sound track or background
Nice interwoven complexity, voice with guitar
And if you notice at no time does his fingers leave his hand, I think there may be seven on his left hand though.
The sound invites me in and the story makes me want to stay
Bluegrassing as cool as it gets
As great as ever Mike, guitar is just cool. It rolls me right into a good mood
There is something very compelling about this one
Nice treatment, melancholy drifting love song
I enjoyed this one for the thought
Fun Uke, I like the mood and direction It makes me smile
Nice harmony well sang version,