Composicion, mandolina, cuatro y guitarra: Andrés Pérez Palmar.

#Demo #DanzaBambuco

Gracias a Nelson Torres por ayudarme a grabar estas notas.

Esclavizadas: por Andrés Pérez Palmar

Hi, gang. This is a Beatles cover, I obviously do not own the song rights! TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS was the crescendo of my favorite Beatles album, REVOLVER. So ahead of its time.
Wanted to have guitars reproduce the sounds of the Beatles' various tape loops. Started with drum samples at 120 bpm, recorded two tracks of iTanpura app drone, then recorded bass, rhythm guitars, and the lead guitar section. After adding vocals I was pretty happy, but I did add few more samples on the outro (an echoey piano/keyboard, and a sequenced synth), and the pelican sound effect. (No actual pelicans were hurt in the creation of this track)

Tomorrow Never Knows (Beatles Cover)

A song I wrote about trips to a local reservoir when I was a kid, one of my Mum's favorite spots. Acoustic guitars, Hofner bass, some keyboards and percussion bits, over a great reggae one-drop beat purchased from PocketJams on bandcamp. Thanks for listening.

Reservoir Song (demo)

Time is precious, don't let it pass you by.

THIS TIME

The Ides of March turned cold again
With a heavy frost and a steady wind
Been out here walking on thin ice my friend
But I don't need a place to hide
This time
 
I reach way down into my past
Feel around for the stuff that lasts
Found these scars and photographs 
Some love I lost
And plans I had

I made it through, but I don't know how
Many more were taken down
I’m keeping’ my hand on this gospel plow
Raise something up from this shallow ground
This time
 
You can try to hide your loneliness 
You won't be fooling no one here 
You say your life has been a wilderness
Well that'll make a man want to disappear

The Bible says don’t you do no harm
The Buddha taught can’t you just stay calm
My daddy told me son I'm just a man
My lover whispers take my hand
This time
 
This time is a wheel of fire
This time is a forge
I’m keeping my ear on that gospel choir
This time's a train I'm gonna get on board
This time

This Time

Light and airy sample backing track.  Keyboards base ect ..

First say you Love me

Robert Darlington's recent song "Barely Alive", here performed and recorded whimsically live on March 5, 2016. 

Robert Darlington: Main vocals and guitar
Michael Redding: Resonator Pinkie slide
John Seay: Bass
Brian Chaney: Guitar
Dakini: Percussion


Barely Alive (By Robert Darlington)

Whoodafunkit-Sin Is In

Roses

John Barleycorn Must Die

SimonSays

Latest demo in a new series of songs I've been working on.  The vocals are fairly clear...

"... it was a time of Pandemics and murder".

SimonSays

BrianChaney