Really love this part !! very nice pro track !!

Shout out loud!

Instrumental original. I find myself playing and writing these tracks in afterhours, evenings, at night, when in need of a dose of guitar. A lot of finger tapping in this one...
All guitars and music by danarchx. 
©2014

Adrenaline Rush

A heavy groove instrumental. All guitars & music by danarchx.
©2014

The Hook, Line & Sinker

Straight forward rock tune. 
All guitars & music by danarchx
©2014

Payload

This song is dedicated to a very dear friend. Know him practically all my life, starting with listening to beautiful heavy music during teenage years in the eighties leading up till now. This track is a humble hommage to all that.
All guitars & music by danarchx
©2014

Aristotle Copernicus

Track from bassist Stan Sargeant's new CD " Connection " 
I'm proud to be part of this excellent production with top talented musicians. 
I may be a tad indisposed, but to me, this track is pretty hot.
Yours truly on keys ( El Piano /  strings / pad ) 
Please support and get this stellar collection of music 
https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/stan-sargeant/id30891388

Crave You

Written by Tom Hipskind
Published by Hipskind Music, ASCAP
(c)All Rights Reserved

Jason Rubenstein - Keyboards
Tom Hipskind - Drums
Shawn Sommer - Bass
Brian Kahanek - Guitar

Produced by Jason Rubenstein 
More music at http://music.jasonrubenstein.com

Mixed and mastered by Brian Kahanek at Sidewinder Post



Walking On Hot Sand

I wrote this song from the perspective of one of those heroic astronauts, on the launch pad, reflecting on how we got there, and what they'll be returning to if they are fortunate enough to make it back.   Its a nice song and lyric, maybe I'll finish it before we visit again.

The Race - 1st50 

The count down is on, hearts beating faster, its our destiny
The world looking on, we flirt with disaster, is this what we need?

10, 9,  light up the candle its on!
2, 1, liftoff and all clear of the tower, the world getting small
And it’s clear to me, just look at the size of that ball, and then tell me why, why we fight

To get us to here, a man in a white house set our destiny
The mission made clear, put to the masses and would you believe

9, 10, maybe millions of people looked on
Some, to  work hard and labor, and never waiver from goal
The people with pride, the power of few, the power to do what had never even been tried, some men died

Inventions would come, and now we float on, to our destiny
3 to go round, 2 will go down, for one giant leap

Then to, turn back and try to head home
All you, try to be patient, watch in amazement, but know
That when we splash down, its not what we’ve done, but how far we come that can make us one on the ground, then we’re found

The Race

in 1981 Miles Davis returned with his first recording and tour in 7 years with a remarkable fusion band with Marcus Miller on Bass, John Scofield and Barry Finnerty on Guitars, Bill Evans on Sax and   Al Foster on Drums.  For me, the classic jam on this Man with the Horn album was Fat Time, a funk tune where Marcus laid down the fattest bass groove and then Mike Stern just went wild with an exceptional screaming solo over the top.  This tune and much of the album was panned by jazz purists, but was an important step forward introducing these musicians to Miles' followers, and continuing to combine influences of jazz, funk, rock and fusion.   For this simple tune I have copied Marcus' classic bass line and used a synth solo to mimic a bit of the phrasing and notes selection that Mike Stern used with his wonderful guitar playing.

Thanks as always for your time listening, your comments and your shares.

Fat Time - Miles Davis

the journey

Michail Russimov created this amazing track. I am playing my Tele. I am also celebrating 80,000 plays. Thank you for all the support!

https://soundcloud.com/michail-russimov

Wild Walk (Michail Russimov & Telefan)

Nightshift

Prime Suspect

Just For You

I couldn't resist Tom's offer to jam. This is a spontaneous jam to Tom's track.

https://soundcloud.com/tytlblues

Friday Fun Jam (Tom Adams & Telefan)

Such a pleasure to have Norway's brilliant guitarist Ronny Heimdal  https://soundcloud.com/ronny-heimdal join me again, this time on Purple Mountain.  Ronny's playing and creativity is world class, and he makes this heavy modal fusion original come to life with his listening, note selection and phrasing, interaction with my synth lines, and finally his engineering abilities.  My deepest appreciation goes out to him for jumping in to help us climb the Purple Mountain together.   

This photo is of the stunning Norwegian fjords, a magical place that I am looking forward to exploring someday.

Thanks as always for your listening, for your comments and for your sharing among your friends.  Please go to Ronny's gallery to check out more of the superb music he has created and recorded.  A very fine keyboard player as well as guitarist, Ronny should be followed by any musician interested in fusion, jazz rock and progressive rock.

https://soundcloud.com/ronny-heimdal

Purple Mountain - with Ronny Heimdal / Electric Guitar

Gotta love the open invitation from Scotland's finest SC guitarist, fuzzmaster and executive chef Ian Tait https://soundcloud.com/ian-tait to join him on this heavy funk rocker.  Ian's signature funky sound and outstanding Wah playing were just what the doctor ordered for me, so I jumped in with some heavy synth guitar patch to try and match Ian's electricity on my keyboard.  On this track I take the first and third solos.  Damn this was fun Ian!!!  You are back with a vengeance.

Thanks as always for your time listening, to your welcome comments and for your shares.

Prime Suspect

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