Really nice work on this Little Richard cover, Lawrence!

Great cover version, Lawrence...enjoyed that...!!!

Great cover, had the speakers bouncing along with this one.

This is a little bit like the Everly Brothers version of Lucille but a bit heavier. I have used mostly the original lyrics as well as some in Everly brothers version and half a line of my own.

PS I love Little Richard's original version...Albert Collins and Little Richard wrote the song in 1956. It was recorded on 30th July 1956. Happy 67th birthday Lucille!

Words

Lucille, you don't do your daddy's will
No no no no no Lucille, you don't do your daddy's will
There ain't nothing to you but I love you still

Lucille, please, come back where you belong
Lucille, please, come back where you belong
I've been good to you, baby, please don't leave me alone

When I woke up this morning, Lucille was not in sight
I asked my friends about her but all their lips were tight

Lucille, please, come back where you belong
I've been good to you, baby, please, don't leave me alone

Break

When I woke up this morning, you were not in sight
I asked my friends about you but you'd taken off that night

Lucille, you don't do your daddy's will
There ain't nothing to you but I love you still

Lucille, please, come back where you belong
Lucille, please, come back where you belong
I've been good to you, baby, please, don't leave me alone

Lucille

Lucille (cover)

DRUMAX No. 29 // SPACE PATROL // What exactly is going on out there?
@docfritz // Composition, Arrangement, Soundscapes, Rhythmic Design, Mix & Production
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DRUMAX No. 29 // SPACE PATROL

The penny farthing.

Bounce It---150 BPM

Tascam cassette archive find. Morry and I were asked to perform this early 70s  song at a friend's mother's wedding in 1991. We had never heard the song before but our friend's mom liked the original Paul Stookey/Peter, Paul and Mary version of it I think - and she was nice enough to risk asking us... two not so responsibility young guys to perform it. We had both just graduated college in May of '90 and had returned to Louisville. We practiced the song for the week or two leading up to the ceremony and recorded this live take on our Tascam in our apartment as part of prepping. I think we may have sent the tape to the bride as sort of a proof of life gesture - that we actually took learning it seriously enough to be trusted at the wedding. When the time came, we packed up Morry's round-back Ovation acoustic guitar and drove to the wedding in Chicago. Stayed with the friend and his family for the weekend. One of the most fun weddings, from what I can remember of it lol  I really like Morry's guitar playing on this. Hope our FB friends enjoy.

Her is some hx on the song: 
Stookey had first performed the song at the wedding of Peter Yarrow—Stookey's co-member of Peter Paul & Mary—to Mary Beth McCarthy at Saint Mary's Catholic Church in Willmar, Minnesota. Stookey was best man at the ceremony, which took place in the evening of October 18, 1969.

Stookey recorded "Wedding Song (There Is Love)" for his solo album Paul and, which was released on July 23, 1971. On this track he accompanied himself on a 12-string guitar tuned a tone and a half down. On June 28, 1971, "Wedding Song" was issued as an advance single from the Paul and album. It reached No. 24 on the Hot 100 in Billboard and reached No. 3 on the Easy Listening chart.[2] Internationally, Stookey reached No. 31 in Canada and No. 55 in Australia with "Wedding Song".

1991 Renn Cherokee Recordings

Marriage Song (There is love)

This is a song that JJ came up with on the electric piano and shared with the rest of us. He's done a significant portion of the songwriting for the Eclectic Collective, and always gives us quality songs, to which are easy to add our voices. When he sent it to us, he had a rough bass on there that sounded like Lust for Life. Ken came up with a killer and appropriate beat, which, if you can picture Lust For Life, included a lot of accentuated bass kicks. So, Josh took and went with that, and came up with a funky bass line. Ken and he kicked it back and forth a few times till they linked up. Then JJ added some funky ass organ and trippy retro synth to spice it up.
  Then it was time to send it to the guitarist. Tez laid down some smoking lead solos throughout, with his signature fiery guitar tone and amazing licks. Then Stephen funked it up even more with a fonky-ass wah guitar track. 
  Ken produced and mixed this one for us, and what an excellent job he did, too. This was so much fun to create. We all hope you enjoy listening to our jam as much as we did playing it.

Tonkas and Matchbox Cars-Eclectic Collective

Glorious

くもりぞら（Cloudy Sky）

Art work: icsilviu via Pixabay

鳩落ちるまた鳩落ちるくもりぞら

A dove suddenly fell from the power line.
Another dove fell from the wire.
The sky is cloudy.

くもりぞら（Cloudy Sky）

くもりぞら (Cloudy Sky)

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A Hole in the Wall

Lo-fi Shoegaze, Nu-Gaze, Noise Pop, Wall of Sound, Heavy Fuzz, Glide Guitar, Vacuum Cleaner Noise, Ethereal Vocals, Drenched Reverb, Bitcrushed Drums, Dreamy, Phasey, 90s Alternative

💕 Velvet Blue Screen

...just a tiny bit of fading noise...

ex-drummer, ukulele player, sometimes guitar player, keyboard tinkerer and harmonica player. Love to listen to and create music...

Lucille (cover)

Lawrence Farr

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