Name: Don't Cry At The Ending, Smile That It Happened by Brian J McDonald
Duration: 2 min 45 s
Description: Copyright 2025 Brian James McDonald Publishing (ASCAP)

hearing talent like this will always make me smile

All OD/FUZZ from my Paul Trombetta Minibone T - Just adjusted volume on the guitar.

Using my:
Suhr S1
Paul Trombetta Minibone T
Fuchs ODS bassman mod 
Glaswerks 2x12 w/ Celeston G12-65s

All The Things Minibone

Playing over a Bobby's Backing Track backing track of Robben Ford's Life Song.
Suhr S1
Fuchs ODS Bassman mod
Glaswerks 1x12xl w/ Celestion Lead 80
Paul Cochrane Timmy Pedal

Life Song

Home sweet home

Through the Night

My new song played on my acoustic piano as I just had it tuned! 😊❤️🎶🎤🎹

Where the Moon Meets the Stars (acoustic piano and vocals)

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In The Middle Of It All

The Battle of Passchendaele was a major World War I campaign fought by the Allies against the German Empire on the Western Front from July to November 1917.  It is widely remembered as a vivid symbol of the horrific fighting conditions, particularly the deep mud, and immense casualties for minimal strategic gain. The village of Passchendaele was eventually captured by Canadian troops on November 6, 1917, and the nearby ridge was secured by November 10, when the campaign ground to a halt. The advance was a mere five miles, achieved at an enormous cost of an estimated 275,000 to over 400,000 Allied casualties and around 220,000 to 400,000 German casualties. The ground gained was ultimately abandoned by the British in the face of a German offensive the following year. The name "Passchendaele" has since become synonymous with the brutal and often futile nature of trench warfare during the First World War.

Passchendaele

The Last Mile Home

'The Minstrel and the Jester' Just a title that popped into my head. This is where it went.

Don't Cry At The Ending, Smile That It Happened

Brian J McDonald

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