Glad you noticed I was back again. :)
I can relate to this song. Makes me think of my Great Grandmother. She used to call family and friends on the phone...play a song on the harmonica, giggle...then hang up. lol.
You can hear the emotions in this. Great job man.
As for the submarines.. hehe. If a dude in New York can detect submarines...you better let homeland security know. hehe.
Hybrid analog/digital rock and roll. I'm trying out some new guitar FX and amp sims in Pro Tools.
They are not so bad all distorted and fuuzzzzed
up.
I tried to sing it, but hey, you know, I give it hell though right?
It's a Goddess of War…
Taking a breather from a few other projects and fired up some drum loops. 3 hip hop beats at 80 bpm. Funny how they just line up like that.
I added some 70's disco synth and some spooky sounds and Bingo.......spooky hip hop.
Go figure.....
Hybrid analog/digital rock and roll. I'm trying out some new guitar FX and amp sims in Pro Tools.
They are not so bad all distorted and fuuzzzzed
up.
I tried to sing it, but hey, you know, I give it hell though right?
It's a Goddess of War…
Taking a breather from a few other projects and fired up some drum loops. 3 hip hop beats at 80 bpm. Funny how they just line up like that.
I added some 70's disco synth and some spooky sounds and Bingo.......spooky hip hop.
Go figure.....
A second version with the initial lead guitar standing alone...a little cluttered after a few listens and some constructive feedback!
Norm's Groove for St Monica inspired this one. Thanks Norm!
Lead Guitar, bass guitar and acoustic guitar…
still one of my personal faves. - although i'd wish to redo some parts, i'm stuck with this version, since i don't own one of the synths used there anymore..
(original photo)
They recon if you go down any mine in the world you'll find a Cornishman there working.
Colin did the vocals and twelve string
Matthew did Balron, whistle, backing vocals ect.
I did the acoustic and backing vocals.
They recon if you go down any mine in the world you'll find a Cornishman there working.
Colin did the vocals and twelve string
Matthew did Balron, whistle, backing vocals ect.
I did the acoustic and backing vocals.
Hey, friends, I'm looking for opinions for this one. I wrote this song some time ago, and it's posted on this site. Today I changed some of the instrumentation and cut down on the keyboards, strings, etc. I'd like to know if you like this or…
Guitars/Mandolin/Pennywhistle: Doug Sparling
Fiddle: Brent Hoad
Bodhran: David Shaughnnessy
Composer: Doug Sparling
Recorded: 2005
Set of three tunes I wrote in 2005. Well, I guess they're hornpipes of sorts...
Guitars/Keyboards/Pennywhistle: Doug Sparling
Composer: Traditional
Recorded: 2006
An old English/Scottish folk song. It's very well known, but has a great melody and I'm not ashamed to play it...
Guitars/Mandolin/Pennywhistle: Doug Sparling
Composer: Doug Sparling
Recorded: 2006
Nothing special, the last track I wrote and recorded for this unfinished CD.
I'm still getting around to re-upping everything I took down last October.... this is one of them, and if I recall correctly, this is the track that was the impetus for Paul & I to start collaborating. (Something I've been missing a lot…
More stuff from the ancient archives rescued from the same cassette tape as Last Nights Fun. This time a set of 3 Irish reels Live at a concert back around 1992
More stuff from the ancient archives rescued from the same cassette tape as Last Nights Fun. This time a set of 3 Irish reels Live at a concert back around 1992
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This is a great track with a beautiful sound and lots of feeling! Nice
Very soothing and mellow. Requires multiple listens.
This is beautiful man!
Harmonica sounds kind of wistful. Lovely piece Paul.
nice tribute, cool harmonica.
Never heard the harmonica sounding so ethereal! Sweetly soft tribute.
Glad you noticed I was back again. :) I can relate to this song. Makes me think of my Great Grandmother. She used to call family and friends on the phone...play a song on the harmonica, giggle...then hang up. lol. You can hear the emotions in this. Great job man. As for the submarines.. hehe. If a dude in New York can detect submarines...you better let homeland security know. hehe.
Nice one mate dig it very cool.
Just came for a sample listen, stayed for the whole piece -really liked this
Great tune. -JRR
nice, i like the way it seems to gently flow, like a small stream of notes,,,, the synth background is ethereal,, a around good track
Very nice, my friend.
thanks
Real or imagined war for you? I'm glad you provided lyrics and that I read them before listening, because it brought the picture together. Quite good.
Sounds like a soundtrack for a really great point and click adventure game. Forgive me if that's bad to you.
Loops can be a lot of fun. Sounds like you experienced that first-hand with this track. :)
I'm with Caddyshack....hilarious,storming track tho' sort of prog heavy rock.Good deal. Jarvo
Nice nice very nice!
You love playing around, don't you? I really enjoyed this, very nicely done.
Ah, sitting around the camp fire! Love the atmosphere you created.
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Sweet soul sounds make me a happy guy. Well done.
You Sir, are the beat master. Deluxe.
Interesting and colorful. I must try an ambient piece.
I dig the bass line. Solid track.
Sweet Rhythm and Blues. Great vocals man.
Downloaded this one for my collection. Thanks man. I love it.
This is wonderful Brian. I hope you have some more of these songs. Just swell!!!
:) good exercise
Since your asking, I'd say add a bit of verb to the sax lead. Otherwise, this is some of your best work. vox are cool.
Perfect Doug. Just beautiful..
Gorgeous!
Real nicey nice Doug.
Wow.
I'm really enjoying these tracks ladies. Well done.
Oh this is different. Sassy.
exquisite vocals gals. Fantastic song.
You ladies are incredible. Splendid.
It's nice to sit back and listen to a song I know all the words to. Unquestionably my favorite Cave Street song.
fascinating!! That's the cat's pajamas right there.
I'm a real sucker for this music. It's my Irish you know....