beautiful! west coast fusion in 80's. Lee Ritenour, Larry Carlton, George Benson.. great music!!

it looks like live music, it's great and I really like your guitar playing, ..... like Carlton Retenour ... Thank you for having a good time listening to you

@carnelianred: Thank you for dropping by and listening!

NOTHING IS NOT A BAD THING

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NADA  / NOTHING

He pensado en la muerte  /  I've thought about death
y en lo que habrá detrás.  /  and what will be behind.
Puede que no haya nada,  /  It may be nothing,
¿te has parado a pensar?  /  have you stopped to think?

Nada, nada... nada.  /  Nothing, nothing... nothing.

Nada, nada, nada ni siquiera aire,  /  Nothing, nothing, nothing not even air,
nada, nada, nada que pueda tocarse,  /  nothing, nothing, nothing you can touch.
Nada, nada, nada que tocar ni respirar.  /  Nothing, nothing, nothing to touch nor breathe.

Nada, nada, ni una idea ni un deseo,  /  Nothing, nothing, neither an idea nor a desire,
nada, nada, ningún miedo ni silencio,  /  nothing, nothing, no fear or silence,
nada, nada, nada nada se puede escuchar.  /  nothing, nothing, nothing nothing can be heard.
...
Nada, nada, no esperes encontrarte  /  Nothing, nothing, don't expect finding
nada, nada, no puedes imaginarte  /  nothing, nothing, you cannot imagine
nada, nada, nada, no te entra en la razón.  /  nothing, nothing, it doesn't fit your mind.

ER18PB06 - ©1995 E-RUIZZO – ®2014 FRANCÉS RECORDS ;)

Nada (He pensado en la muerte)

Lliam, Chad, Malcolm & Gary reveling in the artistry that nature is.

Thru tunnels of tower towards starlight trees
Creating a canopy of effervescent green 
On to marshland by the sea
Where egrets glide to green grassed waters unseen

Mimicking cry from branches beyond
Answering warbling wren's plaintive song
Next to you is where I belong
But when I get there I find that you've gone

Cascading crescendo from crevasses high
On cloud fluffed mountains water whirls down by
Fields and meadows gaze at sun soaked sky
They speak of answers but don't ask why

What are you  are you (saying/insane)
Could it be  (are you /cause you're) speaking to me
Must be the artist's artist
It's living  living calligraphy

Any of Several Weasels

Calligraphy

AoSW - Calligraphy

Featuring "Rhythm Method" with: Curt Christian-Guitar, Guitar Synthesizer, Backing Voice; Steve Pierce-Sequences, Guitar, Lead Voice; Dennis Vaught-Bass, Backing Voice. Words and Music by Steven Pierce 1996. Recorded and Performed LIVE at rehearsal 1998.

Byte Me

Here We Go

Featuring Jake Smith reading 1984

There's no escape from the telescreen. Or is there? Learn here how WiFi sees you. 

https://youtu.be/-hL0eiJu9SE?si=uvdF5mTugL5t4wPj

From The Age Of Solitude

Danke Noetic Production
https://soundcloud.com/dankstrumentals/tracks
https://soundcloud.com/dankenoetic

Frawstakwa’s verses

make some noise - the people need to hear us so
make some noise - we’re turning up the stereo
make some noise - yo - everywhere we go
there we go again - here we go - yo - yo

turn it up - I said to turn it up - let’s get it going y’all
certain cuts just have that certain something and it shows
see I’ve learned to trust the track will just instruct me where it’s going
with the words constructed into verses funky fresh the flow
yo
word ‘em up I’ve heard enough for now (such a know it all)
stir the pot one puff to burn it up I’m in the zone
got me swerving plus I feel my nerves are touched (suffering overload)
it hurts so much which is perfect because you lose control
yo
I’m serving what they’re starving for that food for thought was frozen
so I thawed it out and warmed it up to feed it to the chosen
people out of many we are one 
each person that is present at this meeting 
make some noise - let ‘em know
——
make some noise - the people need to hear us so
make some noise - we’re turning up the stereo
make some noise - yo - everywhere we go
there we go again - here we go - yo - yo
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IPG1's Verses

more than they can handle so they gotta let us go
If you catch us  acting—-crazy back to hell up —-real slow
And don’t paraphrase me— we excel with the flow
So-this is where—- we switch it up—— now you know——lets go

Make some noise—-this is Lou Osiavo 
Make some noise—-getting loose —come on now let’s go
Make some noise—-from Moscow to Chicago—now you know -now you know—
Come on baby let’s go

We getting loud—-pandemonium in the street—that’s how we do y’all 
Drawing crowds—-the sound is elite—-let’s keep it musical
having fun without a care—finding common ground— getting down -with people everywhere 

we ain’t too proud —-we bring the noise—-disturb the peace
We like it loud—— Beats on steroids—-that kickdrum is a beast
So check us out——as we throwing up —-signs of peace
wherever we go—-we bring the noise—-delivering the heat—the heat—the heat!!!

Make Some Noise--A Danke Noetic Production

For Your Smiling Eyes - Fleursonseaux
To the M° Ezio Bosso, inspired by his music and dedicated to him...
All rights reserved - © Copyright

For Your Smiling Eyes

Flock Of Zombies! - The Beginning Of The Festival
https://soundcloud.com/jcs-807293158/flock-of-zombies-the-beginning-of-the-festival

Zombie Hunter's Grief IMAGE ALBUM
https://www.amazon.com/Zombie-Hunters-Grief-IMAGE-ALBUM/dp/B0912B56C5/

amazon

Zombie Hunter's Grief

A breeze gently caressed my cheeks last night. I was a bit surprised that I still had room in my heart for enjoying changing season.
Although COVID-19 crisis in our country seems to get  out of its peak with minimal numbers of death toll, it left many scars in our lives. Damages came so fast but recovery will take  long time.
At least it's happy for us to be able to make music and share it.

The Last Shred Of Breeze

Insects written, produced and recorded by RosesAreBlue
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All rights reserved June 2020
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Please rescue an insect today
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I see you strutting
Standing on my head
Going round and round
I see you coming

La la la la la
La la la la la ....

If only they could see
All the things you do
With all of my heart
I promise you
I will rescue you

I see you strutting
Standing on my leg
Going up and down
Over walls and up the trees
I see you running

If only they could see
All the things you do
With all of my heart
I promise you
I'll rescue you

If only they could see
All the things you do
With all of my heart
I promise you
I'll rescue you

La la la la la ....

Insects | RosesAreBlue

Thanks to my friend Mike:-)) for coming up with this groove, and having  me play !  ! Always a blast to Play with Mike !!!  We hope you enjoy the groove!!   A bit Dub-step ,a bit Rock ,a Bit me too:-))

cheers G

Groove Day....  Mike & Gina

O for the Days Of Innocent Calm

Giallo II

Joe Hill, Swedish emigrant, songwriter, working class hero, was the inspiration behind this song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tnCcqcICcY&t=1s

A poll released on August 16th found that nearly half of Americans who support Biden plan to vote by mail rather than in person on election day, compared with just one in ten backers of Trump.

Big thank you to https://soundcloud.com/jonathan_beckenstein for his beautiful raw playing that takes this song from its humble ‘rural’ beginnings into big ‘city’ overdrive. And to Yaron Engler for his deft drum programming.

No letter in the post for Joe
No letter in the post for Joe
Where’s that vote
In an envelope
No letter in the post for Joe

He needs that letter to make things better 
Why’s it so damn slow
Don’t stop clapping
Until it happens
No  letter in the post for Joe  
      
Click, snap, a letter box flap
Tell me yes or no? 
If that my vote
In an envelope
That’s all I need to know
Or I tell you Joe might blow

No Letter In The Post For Joe (ft. Jonathan Beckenstein)

Einheit - Rock Flexible
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Some music.
Started this a while ago.
Finished it today.
So I have empty space on my HD for new projects.
The stop at the end was planned :)
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(2020) Rock Flexible
>> Last Update v2 2020-11-15

Einheit - Rock Flexible

A Song about not becoming paralyzed by rejection or loss

Passed Over

Background

This is my take on an old traditional song. The earliest reference I've discovered is around 1847.  It supposedly had other titles 'The Grinders' and 'The Saddle on the Right Horse'  

It is a vivid description of the lot of Sheffield Grinders, working and often dying early in life due to their trade. The 'Grinding Hull's' mentioned in the lyrics were grim places, full of particles of metal and dust from the grinding wheels. Historical evidence suggests boys were often apprenticed from nine to twelve years of age.

Through my working career I was employed in the Steel Industry engaged in scientistic work and environmental research, quite a bit of it related to occupational health problems, So it is no surprise to me and very fitting that I wanted to get this song recorded. As a Sheffield lad born and bred it connects for me I guess. 

Apparently a version of this traditional song was recorded by 'The Ian Campbell Group' in 1972 and the band 'Afterhours' from their eponymous cassette only album from 1988. After hearing the 'Afterhours' 1988 version, I decided to work up a DADGAD guitar arrangement of my own.  Here is the result.
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Instrumentation and Arrangement

I wanted a simple arrangement for this song as really it's all about the lyrics and overall message. I used a DADGAD guitar tuning and aimed for a strum pattern that hopefully reflects the cyclical rhythmic quality of the grindstones in use.

After the main vocals was recorded I decided a bit of backing vocals would add a bit of extra spice to the overall song. Sometimes voice and guitar is all you really need. :-)
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The Sheffield Grinder (Lyrics around 1847)
**( with small revisions for this version)
(Photograph taken from the Illustrated London News 1866)

The Sheffield grinder's a terrible blade.
Tally ho, the grinder!
'Fore he sets his little 'uns down to trade.
Tally ho, the grinder!
He sets ‘em all down to grind in the hull,
Till their bodies are stunted and their eyes are dull,
And their brains are all dizzy and dazed in their skulls.
Tally ho, the grinder!

He shortens his life and he hastens his death.
Tally ho, the grinder!
And he’ll drink steel dust with every breath.
Tally ho, the grinder!
And he won't wash his hands ‘ere he eats a meal
And he won’t wear a mask as he grinds at his wheel
And he’ll die as he’s lived, as hard as cold steel.
Tally ho, the grinder!

(Instrumental)

The Sheffield grinders of whom we do speak.
Tally ho, the grinder!
Well they’re men who’ll earn just one pound a week.
Tally ho, the grinder!
But of Sheffield grinders another sort
Methinks ought to be called to court,
Aye, and that’s the grinding Government Board.
Tally ho, the grinder!

At whose door lies the blacker blame?
Tally ho, the grinder!
Oh where lies the heavier weight of shame?
Tally ho, the grinder!
Is it the famine-price contractor's head,
Or on the workman who’s under-fed,
And who grinds his own bones and his children’s for bread?
Tally ho, the grinder!

The Sheffield Grinder

New site after E-Ruizzo: https://soundcloud.com/esemanolain-ruizzo

Many thanks to Alex https://soundcloud.com/wouwouandthewormling
and Richal https://soundcloud.com/rickitansky for their fantastic pics !!

Thank you for visiting my SC page!
I have been playing in rock bands for more than 50 years having had many exciting gigs.
Playing in the band in front of an audience is an incredible joy especially playing my own original songs.
About ten years ago, I was having problems with my hearing due to playing too many gigs, so I decided to give my ears a rest and focus on making demos at home.
DAW software has made remarkable advances, and now it's easy to overdub and finish a song if you can play  instruments. 
In addition to playing in a band, I discovered the joy of completing songs with overdub on my own.While I was taking a break from my band activities, original songs were piling up on my hard drive one after another.
I wondered if there was any way to get more people to listen to my songs? 
At that time, I happened to learn about a platform called SoundCloud. Musicians from all over the world participated and uploaded their songs there. I also set up my own page on SoundCloud and used it as a place to release my original songs.
Since I started this page, quite a few listeners have come and given me a lot of positive comments. Much more than I expected! I am very happy to contact many excellent musicians through SC. 
Just when I thought I had resumed my band activities, the coronavirus pandemic began. Many musicians lost their place to work and were at a loss.
The pandemic has finally ended, and now Japan's venues have regained their former vitality.
Now I enjoy having gigs and making one-man band songs simultaneously.

The Last Shred Of Breeze

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