I used the Boss Dr Rhythm 880 Drum Machine for this Jam and I sort of, fell into a style similar to Jimi Hendrix rhythms.
When I got the album "Nine to the Universe", at  age 18 and listened to his Jams, I realised how inventive he was in his playing, it was  great to hear him play this way, that was a memorable album for me, and special tracks I heard along the way were," Freedom", the studio version, and "In from the Storm", also the studio version. Both tracks sent shivers down my spine, the atmospherics on those tracks was something else for me. A very special Time.

Jim Jam (2018)

Let me just ask your attention and support for Xcelia. Here's her track: 'Adore'!
https://soundcloud.com/xceliaaa/adore?si=f0904eb1b5c04b06be6d3bee684ed6ae&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

These are my musical compositions since I began recording on 4-track tape, and later on with laptop, have been adding new compositions in the last few years here and there.
Mostly instrumental recordings, and tracks with vocal, adding extra musical Dimensions and athmospherics.
I have many musical influences, there are special bands and musicians I grew up listening to, Gong, Steve Hillage, Jimi Hendrix, Blue Oyster Cult, Santana, Ozric Tentacles, Pink Floyd, Soft Machine, John Martyn (ecoplex guitar master), Return to Forever,  Zappa, and from my own country, Thin Lizzy, Rory Gallagher, Gary Moore, CLannad.

link to a short jam video, with cool visuals effects from Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/DH2T4SfSzviHGy8P/

My focus is on songs, on composition, not on style or genre. The songs  usually have lots of space for improvisation. 

I use a simple little application called "Guitar Pro", not really fit for producing, but a dream come true for rough little sketches like these...

Hope you like what you hear!
Cheers!
Rob

There is so much talent and variety here, and most of the people are pretty cool too. I love being part of this community. Listening to your music and being heard in return is enough.

Still reading? OK I'm gonna muse a bit. It's hard to fully convey how much this forum has meant to me. There are people I've never met that feel very much like old friends -- and in a very real way they are.
If I follow someone I make every effort to listen to and support their efforts. It's certainly not a transactional relationship but I do tend to limit my follows to people who engage in mutual listening and engagement. If you listen and leave a comment I always try to listen to *your* music when responding! If you follow at random without any feedback I hope you get something out of that too... ; )

Jim Jam (2018)

Dave Bayes