Name: Southern Guitar Dance (guitar Instrumental) by Andy Pfitzer in Repost a Playlist = Song Added, Repost Again = Another Song Added (49)
Duration: 3 min 45 s
Description: Recently I got myself a CD Box containing the first 5 Molly Hatchet albums. Got inspired and tried to create a track with lots of guitars, playing in harmony. But wasn't satisfied with the result, so added an organ. Here's the result, hope you like it...

Oh yeah!!! Andy, you rock so good!!! Love your sound to the bone!!!  Your rich melodic guitars go right through me.... Perfect organ-key-sound....like tasty icing on the cake 💕👄💟 Schmeckt Super-rrr 🎸🙌🎸

I love this screaming guitar sound and guitarist ...

nice classic guitar work in this man, has a very uplifting vibe to it. you shred on that thing.

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Recently I got myself a CD Box containing the first 5 Molly Hatchet albums. Got inspired and tried to create a track with lots of guitars, playing in harmony. But wasn't satisfied with the result, so added an organ. Here's the result, hope you like it...

Southern Guitar Dance (guitar Instrumental)

Cover from Red Hot Chili Peppers. All instruments and voices are played by myself

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A guitar improvisation dating back to 2015. The instrument's sound has been processed through a virtual amplifier for Linux (https://guitarix.org/), convoluted through an unusual impulse response file and finally rendered as a kind of a binaural beat audio…

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Original composition, mix, mastering & cover artwork design by Teth Sin

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Two powerful words in the English language that embrace both regret of missed opportunity, and all the possibilities that life has to offer, and maybe even beyond this life...What if?  Closer to home;  "what if" I used two different guitars for this track, how would it sound?  You be the judge, but I hope you like it:)

What If...

Much of this research of the song "Wagon Wheel" comes from an article in Rolling Stone Magazine.

In Sam Peckinpah’s 1973 film "Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid", Bob Dylan had an acting role and was asked to do the sound track as well or maybe the acting role was the carrot. He started work on this in late January, 1973 in Mexico City. The next month he moved over to Burbank, California and brought in Byrds frontman Roger McGuinn, drummer Jim Keltner and bassist Terry Paul. The sessions yielded Dylan’s comeback hit “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door,” and just a few takes after finishing that classic they did two versions of “Rock Me, Mama.” It was far from finished, and they soon moved onto the main title track for the movie and probably forgot all about the sketch of a song. Somehow or another, the session tapes got in the hands of bootleggers and “Rock Me, Mama” began its slow, unlikely journey to the top of the charts as “Wagon Wheel.” 

Old Crow Medicine Show’s Critter Fuqua picked up a bootleg of the Pat Garrett sessions when he visited London. “I let [bandmate] Ketch [Secor] listen to it, and he wrote the verses." Old Crow Medicine Show released the song as "Wagon Wheel" in 2004, splitting the royalties evenly with Dylan.

This is just one of those songs which audiences seem to enjoy listening to as well as join in, especially the chorus. It fits into so many genres but its roots are folk roots but easily slides into country and or bluegrass. I know a few musicians who have grown tired of playing it. I'm not one of them.  This is just another Dylan classic but he did have help on this one.

Since most of the people who come to listen to me are local to southern Alberta, I decided to "Albertify" this song to gather more interest by changing a few words in order to be more identifiable with the listeners in my neck of the woods.  My apologies to Ketch ... in case you come by for a listen.

I really wanted to add a banjo and possibly a mandolin but I own neither at the moment. The more varied the instruments and the variety of bandmates, the better this song gets.  In the end, it is just I, me and myself and my very eclectic set of percussion instruments and harmonicas.  This is the last of a planned 12 song set.  I do hope you enjoy it!!  I play this one in the key of G using a Seagull 12 string and a C harp.

Wagon Wheel by Bob Dylan and Ketch Secor - Alberta Version
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Heading down south to the land of the pines
I'm thumbing my way into Caroline
Staring up the road and pray to God I see headlights
I made it down the Rockies in seventeen hours
Picking me a bouquet of dogwood flowers
And I'm a-hopin' for High River, so I can see my baby tonight.

So rock me momma like a wagon wheel
Rock me momma any way you feel
Hey, hey, momma rock me
Rock me momma like the wind and the rain
Rock me momma like a south bound train
Hey, hey, momma rock me

Running from the cold up in Lac Ste. Anne
I was born to be a fiddler in an old time band
My baby plays a guitar, I pick a banjo now
Oh, north country winters keep a-getting me down
I lost my money playing poker so I had to leave town 
But I ain't turning back to living that old life no more.

So rock me momma like a wagon wheel
Rock me momma any way you feel
Hey, hey, momma rock me
Rock me momma like the wind and the rain
Rock me momma like a south bound train
Hey, hey, momma rock me

[instrumental]

Walkin' to the south out of old Panok[a]
Caught a trucker out of Lacombe had a nice long toke
But he's making for the Yellowhead and north to Grand Prairie
And I gotta get a move on before the sun
I hear my baby calling me -- I know she's the only one
And if I die in High River at least I will die hap-py.

So rock me momma like a wagon wheel
Rock me momma any way you feel
Hey, hey,  momma rock me
Rock me momma like the wind and the rain
Rock me momma like a south bound train
Hey, hey, momma rock me    (one more time)

(Repeat chorus & fade)

Road  Apples in the Foothills

Wagon Wheel - Alberta Version (Bob Dylan and Ketch Secor cover)

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with no specific genre barriers, just alternative open minds.

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and if you like it here, it would be nice of you to like it there as well :
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Hazel Eyes - full arrangement

Oddrun Eikli: Vocals and vocal composition https://soundcloud.com/oddrun-eikli
Torbjørn Vagle: Instrumental composition, piano, keyboards and mix 

Photo: Oddrun Eikli
Cover layout: Vetle Vagle
Mastering: Njål Frode Lie www.nflproduksjoner.

I am very happy to release this new song with Oddrun.
2020 has been a difficult and dark year for so many people,  For me this song is a safe place to find shelter from the storm.
Thank you Oddrun, your beautiful voice shines like a lighthouse in a stormy sea. Best wishes to all.
POEM OF EMILY BRONTË

This shall be thy lullaby,
Rocking on the stormy sea;
Though it roar in thunder wild,
Sleep, stilly sleep, thou bright-haired child.

When our shuddering boat was crossing
Eldern's lake so rudely tossing,
Then 'twas first my nursling smiled;
Sleep, softly sleep, my fair-browed child.

Waves above thy cradle break,
Foamy tears are on thy cheek,
Yet the ocean's self grows mild
When it bears my slumbering child.

May 1838
( The photo is taken in Grasmere. A village in Cumbria, England, in the centre of the Lake District.

Lullaby  (Oddrun Eikli og Torbjørn Vagle)

The night is so early and I see the first fireworks above the profile of the lying city.
My new ribbon microphone.
My Heim 1.
My Carol trumpet.
We wish Happy New Year to everyone!

Colorful Night

BandLab

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After playing in coverbands for decades I'm now trying to record my own songs. Some of my friends (members of various bands I played with) singing. I'm doing the guitar parts and production with reaper DAW. Drums: EZDrummer, Superior Drummer (toontrack). Guitar: (mostly) S-Gear (scuffham amps)

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Southern Guitar Dance (guitar Instrumental)

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