Fox as rabbit

Song I wrote and recorded today. Started off with the riff on the acoustic and then wrote some more on the electric, liked the sound of both so I will try and record the electric version some time soon.
Recorded the Vocal and Guitar together "as live" and then added some slide playing (which I very rarely do) playing my acoustic on my lap (which I even more rarely do). I then decided to go against tradition and add a backing vocal part. I'm happy with the way it turned out as I spent very little time on it. I hope you enjoy it.

Words and music by Matthew Naylor.

Where Do They Go (Acoustic Version)

So here is the electric version of this song. I was going for a Neil Young with Crazy Horse type sound. Playing around with my new Screamin' Blues pedal.

A bit rougher mix than the acoustic version.

Words and Music by Matthew Naylor

Where Do They Go (Electric Version)

Can you tell where the lyrics are stolen and corrupted from?

Words(?), Music, Performance and Recording by Matthew Naylor
Written a few years ago.

A Steal

I was listening to @Gratton brilliant https://soundcloud.com/gratton/blind-death (after listening to Fahey's "Days Have Gone By") which inspired me to pick up my guitar and try to do a recording of this today.

This is the title track for an EP of acoustic guitar pieces I've been writing, trying to blend British and American folk playing (see the description of https://soundcloud.com/foxasrabbit/are-we-not-brothers). I'd say this is far more American than British.

The title is inspired by John Fahey's sometimes strange titles.

Music by Matthew Naylor

No Stars On Our Flag [Solo Acoustic Guitar demo]

so that’s what you think of Dol Lull Bee hey? no wonder he didn’t want to see you. well up on the first floor I’m still hitting the hay. long time without a sound, long time without a name. flaming up the place is almost never the answer. pipe down Henry I think you’ve had enough. Jay Eff wept on, I felt sorry but haven’t ceased. when was the last time you destroyed a perfectly good day.

Came across the line for the title whilst reading Charles Bukowski’s “Note of a Dirty Old Man” and used it as inspiration for an improvised piece. Tuned my guitar to C# G C# F# G# C# and played whatever came out for 12ish minutes then from combining 2 sections got my 2ish minutes. Sketch 1 as it’s pretty rough and I’m thinking of doing a series. 

It’s not meant to be pretty, you know!

Music, performance and recording by Matthew Naylor.

cities are built to kill people (sketch 1) [Solo Acoustic Guitar]

Thank you for listening.

“A fox came as a rabbit, then a rabbit came as a fox” and with these words short-sighted Jay Eff became invisible. It was not out of the blue he had been studying the work of early ones who left marks in the air. And now here comes someone who doesn't know the marks of all the early ones but with a wooden box in hand he has come to make marks in the air. Wish him luck good people of the world, we all need a little luck sometimes.

cities are built to kill people (sketch 1) [Solo Acoustic Guitar]

Fox as Rabbit