Must have been having fun -- sure enjoyed David  -- some nice guitar -- nice singing !!

Strong voice, Eva, and good fun this. Great upbeat music, David!!!

#groovy, reminds me of the music I heard that time I rode a lift all the way to the 13th floor whilst staying at the Premier Inn in Swindon, same vibes dude, good times!

great stuff! gotta have snacks and games!! :-)

Valse Triste en La Mineur

I had the pleasant surprise to receive a piano piece by Raphael Muhr (Paint-Germain) I thought it was very nice and fun to play, adding my own accompaniment, which Raphael was happy with...
I hope you will enjoy listening as much as I did playing it...

To listen to more of his beautiful music..
https://on.soundcloud.com/Tf3yE

Art picture by oscar-ivan-esquivel-arteaga on unsplash

Bagatelle Für Klavier By Raphael Muhr

I have dedicated this piece to my brother and sister in law, they both had and still have very difficult times healthwise...

the art picture was taken by my niece's husband Cees, an excellent photographer in his spare time, he took this picture in the Roman Catholic church H.H. Cyriacus-Franciscus in Hoorn in the North of Holland...
My niece and her husband have been looking after them in their difficult times, and this was part of an outing....

I hope you will enjoy listening...

l'Espoir

Art picture by erik-karits on unsplash.....

Valsons Opus 7

With this composition I would like to wish all my friends here on SC a very blessed and Happy Christmas, and hope the New Year will bring peace, good health and happiness to all...
Thank you all for your time listening to my music this year...

Art picture by tengyart-ufarhi on Unsplash...

Un matin d'hiver

One of my earlier pieces…

Art picture by my son…

Nocturne Opus 1 (en Ré bémol majeur)

One of my early pieces
Art picture has been given by a friend Venus d'Art

Une autre fantaisie

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Eat Snacks Love Video Games ( By Eva Hutton)

Well, let’s see…. Glad you dropped by because you get to listen to some dobro, on a new, very different version of ‘By The Sea’. https://soundcloud.com/lammbone/living-by-the-sea . When I first penned out the lyrics, there was so much going on thematically. ‘Alligator’ adds some of the original lyrics that were left out first time around as the saga continues. I had melded together experiences from my 67 years of living by cherry picking events and blending them into a singular situation, which would have make for a long song in its totality, that by nature, I shy away from, unless I am jamming. Haha. What does this all mean? First off, as an old man who finds himself reminiscing and daydreaming, there are some cathartic moments to be had in hindsight of one’s life. Looking back momentarily in the rearview is a prudent way to temper the trajectory of one’s life, especially if it has been a rocky road. Another facet of this is a personal extrication from a life one has been living, to find another way more suitable to one’s existence. In other words, the changes we make in our life to survive. There is also some grief and regret, that melt away over time. So maybe several more songs are on the horizon that elaborate on these experiences and what they mean to me. Hope you like this song. Thanks for hanging out, Mark

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Smiling Alligator... A Reprise Of 'By The Sea'

Well, let’s see…. Glad you dropped by because you get to listen to some electric slide with some vocal harmonies. The lyrics come from a first draft of another song I recently wrote. They were ideas I had about war and peace, and the beliefs behind them. So now there are two different songs each unique in their own way. I remember way back when, going to a cemetery with my grandma and our family, to visit my grandfather’s grave. I was 10 and had my younger brother on my shoulders as him and I walked around reading the names on the gravestones out loud, and laughing, while making up our own funnier names using theirs… We were having a grand old time… My dad walked across the cemetery to get us. He was angry. He marched us over to this dank stone church, and told us to sit in there and not make a peep. When my grandma died, my parents planted a memorial dogwood tree in our yard. My other grandmother whispered to me, when I was still a kid… please don’t let them plant a tree for me when I die. I liked her. She told it as it is. No bullshit. Oh, that dogwood died shortly after it was planted. Well I got side-tracked from what I really wanted to say. Such is life. Hope you like the song, Mark

Eat Snacks Love Video Games ( By Eva Hutton)

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