Vocals: SynthesizerV (Solaria AI, Kevin AI)
Backing Tracks: Band in a Box

Nothing Left

Nothing

A tune made for my mother, when she passed away

Rest in peace mom

Beyond Love

Video Link 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMIRYXYPgAI
Video Link 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ioUIhZ_hdXU
Video Link 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndo-7TJAjrI

Last Days Of The Wall (with Joliz)

Largo-Allegro Cantabile in A for String Quartet, no. 80

this came from the first drum take recorded in my new downsized studio. kids needed larger rooms and my partner, Monika Jean, moved in, so sacrifices had to be made. most of the drums are gone. what you hear on this track are odds and ends i could squeeze into a corner. floor tom as a kick, broken hi hat that wont open, etc etc. surprisingly i tend to enjoy frankenstein drum sets more than full ones. the whole "making something out of nothing" spirit tends to inspire me most. 

the soul is one

We walked tonight to the Guggenheim Museum
Her hair was blowing like it found its freedom
The city shimmered a restless backdrop
We talked of dreams we had and dreams we’d lost

She touched the glass where the paintings hung
Said, “Look how they capture the light, so young”
I saw a reflection that I couldn’t hold
A moment gone as the wind turned cold

Caught in the glow of a fleeting view
City lights blurred like dreams we outgrew
We’re drifting through moments we can’t reclaim
Like strangers with stories no need for names

Through the spiral halls we drifted slow
Each step we took felt like letting go
She whispered stories I’d never known
Of places she'd seen and the nights alone

Outside the doors the world was wide
Yellow cabs and the Hudson tide
She laughed like a child at the rush of it all
I watched her dance through the city's sprawl

She talked of staying of leaving too
The streets below us were painted blue
With echoes of footsteps and songs unsung
In that fleeting light we were both still young

Caught in the glow of a fleeting view
City lights blurred like dreams we outgrew
We’re drifting through moments we can’t reclaim
Like strangers with stories no need for names

1071 5th Avenue

There’s a payphone on the corner 
That rings from time to time 
I’m watching taxis scatter 
Through the neon and the grime 
Chelsea with her phantoms 
And the ghosts that linger there 
New York City is my air 

I’ve seen lovers in the doorways 
I’ve heard prophets on the wire 
I've watched the lamplights stutter 
Like a broken gospel choir 
The Hudson keeps on rolling
But it’s not going anywhere 
New York City is my air 

Now the winter’s on my shoulder 
I hear sirens in my sleep 
There’s a girl who looks like Joni 
In a bar on Houston Street 
She sang about forgiveness 
And it caught me unaware 
She said New York City is my air 

There’s a pawnshop on Canal Street 
An old Martin under glass 
I thought about the future 
And I thought about the past 
Every thought I tried to follow 
Left a song in the square 
New York City is my air 
New York City is my air

New York City Is My Air (with Joliz)

Written by Tony Joe White....straight out of the 70's. I remember the Elvis Presley cover of it more than the original. Anyway, here's my cover...thanks

Thanks for your time.

I've got something to tell you
That I think you aught to know
That my eyes are on you baby
Since a long time ago
And now I've finally got the nerve
I'm going to make my move
So don't you try to turn me off
Because it's going to be hard to do

I've got a thing about you baby
There ain't nothing I can do
I've got a thing about you baby
A thing about loving you

Ain't no two ways about it baby
Your love was meant for me
You know I can't do without it
Fits me to a tee
And oh there's something about you baby
I can't get you off my mind
You know I can't live without you
I think about you all the time

Well I've got a thing about you baby
Ain't nothing I can do
I've got a thing about you baby
A thing about loving you
I've got a thing about you baby
There ain't nothing I can do
I've got a thing about you baby
A thing about loving you

Break

Ain't it just like a woman
When she knows she's got her man
She'll wring you out and turn you about
In the palm of her hand
And then she starts to thinking
That maybe she's put you in a bind
She'll give you just a little bit of loving
It'll drive you out of your mind

I've got a thing about you baby
There ain't nothing I can do
I've got a thing about you baby
A thing about loving you
I've got a thing about you baby
There ain't nothing I can do
I've got a thing about you baby
A thing about loving you
I've got a thing about you baby
There ain't nothing I can do
I've got a thing about you baby
A thing about loving you....

Thing About You Baby (cover)

I covered a tune recently called "Lilac Wine" By Jeff for his birthday ,so here is one of my favorites from his father Tim. A good book about Tim and Jeff if you never read.....Check it out if interested "
Dream Brother: The Lives and Music of Jeff and Tim Buckley" by  David Browne

"Once I Was" is a 1967 song by singer-songwriter Tim Buckley. It is the sixth track from his album Goodbye and Hello and the first song on second side of the LP].The song prominently features harmonica played by folk musician and rock photographer Henry Diltz.

The lyrics are an homage to Fred Neil’s 1967 song “The Dolphins”[3] and reflects the point of view of someone who used to be the lover of an unknown subject, but continues to ponder if the subject ever reflects on the experience similarly".                                 Wikipedia

Mastered Track: Distrokid Mixea
Image: Tyler Lastovich

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