Wicked Women

youve got blue eyes shining.

Rising Peaceful and Firm

Ce titre original, la première sortie de l’album de MC-DC à venir,  est composé - paroles et musique -  par Denis Caouette et chanté par Marie-Christine Tremblay.  Le duo existe depuis plus de 20 ans et se spécialise dans la musique pop et jazz. 
‘Amoureusement nôtre’ nous invite dans l’univers intime d’un couple qui se retrouve le soir une fois les enfants endormis.
L’importance de se garder du temps, en amoureux, se permettre le temps de souffler et de se coller est mis en évidence dans le texte.  Pour bien appuyer le texte, j’ai opté pour une bossa nova qui ramène bien à cette douceur et ce calme dans la maisonnée.
Pour bien épauler Marie-Christine j’ai choisi à la contrebasse, Alain Picotte, Marcel Bergeron à la trompette et Michel Otis au sax ténor.  Je suis à la guitare et à la programmation. Pour réaliser le tout on a fait appel à Martin Larose au Studio Septentrio pour mixer et masteriser (encore un très beau travail) cette création.
Bonne écoute!
This original song, the first release of MC-DC’s upcoming album,  is composed - lyrics and music -  by Denis Caouette and sung by Marie-Christine Tremblay.  The duo has been around for over 20 years and specializes in pop and jazz music. 
‘Lovingly ours’ invites us into the intimate world of a couple who meet again in the evening after their children have fallen asleep.
The importance of keeping time, as a couple, allowing time to blow and stick together is highlighted in the text.  To support the text, I opted for a bossa nova that brings back to this sweetness and calm in the home.
To support Marie-Christine I chose Alain Picotte, Marcel Bergeron on trumpet and Michel Otis on tenor sax.  I am at the guitar and programming. To record the song we called on Martin Larose at Studio Septentrio to mix and master (still a very nice work) this creation.

Good listening!

Amoureusement nôtre

Amoureusement nôtre (Ft. : MCDC)

Work can be tough but Saturday Morning is all for us.

Saturday Morning

Quality Acoustic guitar borrowed off a freind, and vocals. 
About long days of work in the fields. 

Got to keep going.

Pour ce troisième titre de Noël du duo MCDC, j’ai voulu explorer encore une fois le genre latin. Cette pièce, un cubaton, se veut un hommage à mes amis cubains Rene Avich Wanton (Renesito), Javier FC Villa  et Lorenzo Sanchez avec qui j’ai appris pendant plus de dix années (en plus de mes élèves en musique) les bases de la musique cubaine. Marie-Christine Tremblay est au vocal comme d’habitude.  J’ai utilisé pour l’interpréter une ‘guitarra tres cubano’ (guitare à trois cordes doublés). François Moisan est à la basse. Les M’s : Marlène Claveau au sax alto, Michel Otis au sax ténor, André Lessard à la trompette et Martin Tremblay au trombone complètent les musiciens. Mixé et masterisé au Studio Septentrio de Jonquière par Martin Larose.  Bonne écoute!

For this third Christmas title by the MCDC duo, I wanted to explore the Latin genre once again. This piece, a cubaton, is intended as a tribute to my Cuban friends Rene Avich Wanton (Renesito), Javier FC Villa and Lorenzo Sanchez with whom I learned the basics of Cuban music for more than ten years (in addition to my music students). Marie-Christine Tremblay is singer as usual.  I used a 'guitarra tres cubano' (three string guitar with double strings) to play it. François Moisan is on bass. Les M’s: Marlène Claveau on alto sax, Michel Otis on tenor sax, André Lessard on trumpet and Martin Tremblay on trombone complete the line-up. Mixed and mastered at Studio Septentrio in Jonquière by Martin Larose.  Good listening!


Feliz Navidad

Feliz Navidad (Ft. MCDC)

Leisure Cool

Blow Wind Blow

Promesse

"Can You Tell Me (Would You Still Love Me Today)" by Bruce W Nunnally is a touching exploration of love's enduring nature, nestled within his album "Love Songs and Other Thoughts." 

The song captures a tender vulnerability as it poses the question of whether love would persist if circumstances were to change. The lyrics invite listeners to reflect on the strength and depth of their own relationships, emphasizing the importance of reassurance and commitment. The melody complements the introspective theme, with its gentle rhythm and heartfelt delivery enhancing the emotional resonance of the words. 

Nunnally's ability to weave universal questions into his music makes this track relatable and poignant, offering a beautiful reminder of the timeless quest for love and assurance.

Lyrics
When we met, We fell in love
And we knew right from the start
If we met a-gain to-mor-row
would you love me just as hard

Chorus
Can you tell me
Would you love me still to-day
Would you know be-fore the morn-ing
That I was the One and Stay?

I have known you for so long
And I loved you from the start
If we met a-gain to-mor-row I would give you all my heart

Chorus

Do you know the way to tell
If our love was meant to be?
If we met a-gain to-mor-row 
Would you know You will love me?

Chorus
Solo
Chorus

Mandolin, Oboe, Guitar, Piano, Guitars

Love Songs & Other Thoughts

Can You Tell Me? (Bruce Vocals)

Can You Tell Me (Bruce Vocals)

Bruce Nunnally, a talented Texas songwriter, captivates audiences with his thoughtful and sometimes humorous songs that delve into the intricacies of life, love, and truth. His music resonates with listeners, offering a blend of insightful storytelling and catchy melodies that reflect both personal and universal experiences. By following Bruce, you'll be the first to receive updates on his latest compositions, performances, and insights into his creative process. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to his music, Bruce's work promises to entertain and inspire.

Can You Tell Me (Bruce Vocals)

Bruce Nunnally Music

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