Dramatic and introspective piece. Really enjoyed listening to this one in the evening hours....

Wonderful and atmospheric journey, it really does have a dreamlike quality to it 👌😊

Good composition full of experimentalism.  Good ambience, good sound quality.  Full support.

A stunningly beautiful journey, quite an adventure!

Black Horse

an old song i rediscovered among other old demos

Time Aint My Own

This EP has a little of everything including traffic-cone-wielding clowns violently slow dancing freeze dried Hells Angels bundt cake sound dust traveling at the speed of light. It's also got a sweet intermission for the music critic in you to finally punch a hole in the bathroom door after a good cry while simultaneously cursing your grandma's sweet potatoes so ENJOY!   

1) 0:00-2:01   The Good Knots
2) 2:01-S:03   The Rubber Band Room
3) 5:03-5:17   I Want to Projectile Vomit on my Doppelgänger (Interlude)  4)5:17-7:22   Mixolydian Meltdown  
5) 7:22-8:55   Headless Man in Traffic 
6) 8:55-12:10   Old Men Flirt Lying Down   
7) 2:10-14:00   Deceptive Cadence
8) 14:00-16:50   My Own Lane Ft. Bahamadia                
9)16:50- 20:46   Sucka Free Sunday

I was wrong about Gary Oldman -(Full EP- Free DL)

Brian Butts - Guitar, Drums, Bass, Keyboard, Master Mix
Nigel Manning (The Windscale Blues Experiment) - Saxophones, Saxophone Arrangement https://soundcloud.com/windscaleblues?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
Marc Freak - Vocals, Lyrics https://soundcloud.com/marcfreak?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Concentricity

Bandcamp

Lackadaisical (feat. Marc Freak & The Windscale Blues Experiment)

N-8-Bit Wandering

All Night Long

Destination

Journey

This tune was performed by Céline Dion in 1996. Performed by me on my Yamaha PSR-SX900 arranger keyboard.

Can you "Name That Tune"? I have a website that contains my complete collection of tunes with their titles revealed at: https://www.harveytwyman.com

Name That Tune #491 by Céline Dion

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Spanish Dream

I started with music in the 60s. I was part of several bands.
While my blood boiled to the rhythm of the best Rock & Roll, a tsunami called The Beatles came from Liverpool. That tide lasted twenty years during which the best musicians of the 20th century appeared.
I was there !!!
In the mid-seventies I completely abandoned music. I didn't play a single note for the next fifty years. And now, a little older, I play music in my studio again with more enthusiasm than ever. I think I never should have left it... It gives me life.....
Thank you all, friends, for taking part of your precious time to listen to my humble noises...

Spanish Dream

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