Name: Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting (cover of Elton John song - no vocals) by avelorn
Duration: 4 min 11 s
Description: Cover of the 1974 Elton John song (no vocals)

Cover of the 1974 Elton John song (no vocals)

Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting (cover of Elton John song - no vocals)

The Countdown WITH OTHER STUFF

This is a collaboration with a Soundcloud member, Roberto Ricco, who is based in Italy. I supplied the basic 12 string guitar part and Roberto built upon it doing all the bass, drums, keyboards, and electric guitars. His lead playing is phenomenal. 

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Instrumental track from upcoming album - "OCCULT"

Spectre - Instrumental (Rough Pre Release Mix)

Free download now available!

The backing track for those of you who can do a much better job singing - contact me of you're the one!


Copyright courtesy of PandaPuffer.com. All songs, music & lyrics are original works by Timo Richardson

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A new instrumental that gets quite loud. Big drums, building repetition, piano and some strings. My usual sort of stuff.

Above The Plateau

An attempt to write a pop soul song about whatever, where ever or whoever you love. 
If you find it press on!

The instrumental version for On and on - soulpop vocalists if you want to collaborate let me know!

All songs, music & lyrics are original works by Timo Richardson



On and on - instrumental version

The instrumental version for ' All in Vain '. Updated February 28th and March 12th 2012: Edited some dynamics in the mix. Final mix June 26 2012.

An attempt to write a pop track with a rock guitar riff twist.

A change of heart that creates a new life while shedding past baggage is a triumph. 
Follow your dreams and take control or there's no one left to blame but yourself.

All songs, music &amp; lyrics are original works by Timo Richardson

All in vain - instrumental EP edit

Some rework on my 2011 track Floating - this year seems to be my rediscovery of the good ole piano;The instrument that introduced me to songwriting. As I write my songs mostly on guitar nowadays it suprises me how much I actually love playing keys again. As for Floating it was quite inspiring as it brought a lot of new ideas to the original track, as well as changing the vocals somewhat - I hope I still managed to keep that sense of Floating in this rework.

Floating © 2011
Lyrics & Music by Timo Richardson
Production  © February 2012




Floating - 2012 instrumental version

UFC 2

featuring guest vocalist Jon Davison from YES

THE SAMURAI OF PROG are
Marco Bernard - Bass
Steve Unruh - Guitars
Kimmo Pörsti - Drums & Percusssion

The album 'Secrets of Disguise' is out now. 
http://www.seacrestoy.com/samurai_of_prog.3.html#/SAMURAI%20OF%20PROG

The Samurai Of Prog is a rather new musical project formed in 2009 by the Finland-based Italian composer and bassist Marco Bernard.

The multi-national band is back with the double album 'Secrets of Disguise', putting their own spin on classic progressive tunes plus new compositions. Performances and recordings are of the highest quality, and the CDs are accompanied by a beautiful 40-page booklet. This is a lovely homage to many of progressive music's great works & some well-known and some lesser-known gems. We also see the band maturing into their own identity, as this, their second album, finds them penning fresh original tunes as well.The Samurai are joined by a bevy of guest artists, making 'Secrets of Disguise' a rich and textured feast for the ears. 

Guests include Jon Davison (Yes), Roine Stolt (Flower Kings), Guy LeBlanc (Camel), Robert Webb (England), David Myers, Mark Trueack (Unitopia),  Phideaux Xavier, Kamran Alan Shikoh (Glass Hammer), Linus Kåse, Mento Hevia (Crack), Lalo Huber, Srdjan Brankovic, Bogáti-Bokor Ákos, Stefano Vicarelli, Risto Salmi, Octavio Stampalia, Matthijs Herder, Andrew Marshall, and many more!

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The Samurai of Prog - Time And A Word by YES (feat. Jon Davison on vocals)

Started putting together my home studio in the 70's when I was in my teens (back when there was only analog and the smallest computers filled a warehouse). As a keyboard player (started off on piano), my biggest influences were people/bands like Rick Wakeman/ Yes, Elton John, Keith Emerson, Jethro Tull, Kansas, etc - in fact any of the "super" groups of the 70's that had a keyboard player! 
Have had a succession of keyboards and synths over the years, including my first - the original Roland EP10 electric piano, Roland SH5 synth, Moog Satellite, Korg Mono/Poly, and the Roland MKB1000 MIDI controller and piano module. 
I just play and compose for my own enjoyment, and my preparedness to spend money on my hobby greatly exceeds my ability, but it keeps me happy and off the streets. 
Over the years I have had several hiatuses from the hobby as university, work and family have intervened at different points! In 2008 I jumped in to the computer music arena and that has reinvigorated my interest. Finding this web site is helping me feel part of a larger musical community. 
My home studio includes a Roland RD800 Piano, Cakewalk by Bandlab as my DAW (long user of Cakewalk and Sonar), Roland MIDI/ Audio interface; Behringer X-Touch Controller, and many VSTs - including the Arturia V Collection and modular synths from Cherry Audio.

Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting (cover of Elton John song - no vocals)

avelorn

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