Our  version and tribute of a wonderfull Glen Campbell evergreen from the 1966-ties ,a song written by Jimmy Webb.
Played, arranged and produced by FrankNstein/ Dirk Polak, and now also with a fun video ....

Wichita lineman

Adaptation of a classic John (Maus) Walker song from the album Images,which was released on March 3, 1967.
Another D.Polak/F.Stein production /25-03-2022

I can't let it happen to you

Autumn Stone ... Number 9 of the tribute series we're making. This one is a Small Faces classic, a track from the eponymous album which had its release in 1969.

Autumn Stone

... Final take on number eleven from our tribute series...This is an old Dan Hicks song ( 1969), but maybe more familiar as it was a great hit for Thomas Dolby, who covered this in the early 80ies...

Scare myself

Number twelve from our tribute series.  "May I" is a song by Kevin Ayers and we are recording/covering this as a tribute to him but also for Ollie Halsall, one of the best but severely undervalued guitarplayers of the late 60ies/early 70ies...

May I

Pretty cool tribute for Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker ...   " World of pain " is a Cream song from the " Disraely Gears "album ,which hit the charts in 1967.
Song written by Gail Collins and Felix Pappalardi ,who also produced the album.

World of pain

"Time to Kill" is a song written by Robbie Robertson that was first released by the Band on their 1970 album Stage Fright. It was also released as a single off the album, and became a modest hit in the Netherlands. This version is a sparkling duet starring M.de Graaf and D.Polak

Time to kill

Our version of the infamous song "Morning Dew," also known as "(Walk Me Out in the) Morning Dew," a contemporary folk song by Canadian singer-songwriter Bonnie Dobson. The lyrics relate a fictional conversation in a post-nuclear holocaust world.  "Morning Dew" was also performed by Duane and Greg Allman as members of the "31st of februari" on their second album,recorded in 1968 but released in 1972...

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Morning dew

Our latest take of another tribute song,...This one's a Lovin Spoonfull tune, written by John Sebastian and first released in 1966..

Didnt wanna have to do it

Our version of another 60/70ies tribute song. ...We're moving slowly into the seventies as this one by the late George Harrison was written may 1970 and released the following november.
 F.Steyn/ D.Polak/ M.S. de Graaf collab , a blue note society produktion.

Beware of Darkness

Final take of the "single"and soul track that's supposed to go with an album...So we made it a jolly happy one,a big Len Barry millionseller, ready for the "song and dance" department......Cheers..!!

123 (ABC)

Song about the controlled societey we live in and how it started....Explicit video can be seen on ;  https://youtu.be/qtJ_OYMgD4k    ... Words and music by yours truly...(C)all rights reserved /11/08/2014.
...The rather visually abundant videoclip unfortunately got banned by youtube because it did, as they claimed "spreading hatred"....Which ofcourse is a complete load of algorithmic bollocks,but WTF....

Abbrevs

Our take on another classic for the tribute album with the as always very fine vocals by Dirk P.

Father and Son

Another song for the Album..This is a Mason Williams tune, as a tribute to him. ...This one was written in march 1963,and covered by multiple artists during the 60ies...

Wanderlove

Frank Steyn's electric guitar interpretation of a very familiar tune called the 'exodus song'  by Ernest Gold,another 60ies classic.
Some old images..;https://youtu.be/ujiYc2QUFhE?si=fzTlWvbOBLKSTt6l

This Land is mine (the exodus song)

We are about to leave the 60ies with our tribute song series,but we go out with a bang...Till the end of the day is probably one of the first rock/poppunk songs and is a typical Ray Davies tune from that era (1965),by now almost 60 years ago....have fun...!!

Till the end of the day

Our version of a classic Timmy Thomas song ,which is still a true statement today......

Why Can't We Live Together

Tribute song nr 22 is a Kim Fowley classic originated (1968) by the band St John Green ,but now in a contemporary arrangement, a Blue Note Society production. (15/01/2025)

St John Green

Finished version of another tribute,this one 's by the Ivy League,the song ,written by John Carter / Ken Lewis / Perry Ford, dates back to 1965,were it reached nr 2 in the british charts.

Tossing and turning

Our take on another Jimmy web classic...made famous by the Highway Men and Glen Campbell around the mid 70ies ..It was then labelled as a
 "country"song  ,but being it more "worldmusic" we tryed it with a dash of Salsa...

The Highwayman

Our take of a song which was the highlight in a Quentin Tarantino movie ..Nr 25 of our tribute series..

After dark

Number 26 in our tribute series...Dust is a song by the late guitarist/songwriter Danny Kirwan,who played a significant role in the original Fleetwood Mac line up in which he starred from 1968 till 1972.Lirycs are a poem by Rupert Brooke.
 A Blue Note Society(C)production.

Dust

Beatles song with "cool cat" Chaim Stoker doing the vocals....

Dont let me down

A yours truly impression of another one of Jeff Becks finest tunes,a Lennon /Mcartney composition turned upside down into a  jazzy pop rocker...

a day in the life

Cover of a Ramones track , a Frank Steyn / Derek M Baker production....

Beat on the Brat

 Derek Baker / F. Nstein production of a fine John Lennon song

I Feel Fine

Recorded bass and guitars with the sr 71 blackbird on this new song....its about strange dreams combined with some wishful thinking...                  
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.. enjoy!!..Cheers..!!

Fell off the earth

F. N stein impression of a Jeff Beck track...This one goes back some 50 odd years....!!

Becks Bolero

FrankNstein's arrangement of a David Bowie song.... The warm voice singing this song is the amazing vocalist Dirk Polak..

Man who sold the world

A Tribute that Dirk Polak and yours truly did for the late but great Peter Green,a man who inspired us both with his guitar as well as his voice,and who left us with some wonderfull songs ...

Peter Green's Man of the world

Music-Alchemist......or more specific ;  " A bunch of molecules trying to share the right frequencies ".....Have a listen and enjoy..!!

Frank Steyn

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