So after 2 or 3 years, I finally decided to add a second guitar to this demo. The 2nd guitar is actually just an added track to the original demo file (no separate tracks,) but since the original guitar was mixed hard right anyway, adding the 2nd guitar hard left balanced it out. The 2nd guitar really fattened up the sound quite a bit!

However, it still sounds like a demo. I found it a little difficult to "play to myself" 3 years after the fact! We recorded this with no click track, so there are areas where we sped up slightly and I had match up with our "over-zealousness." If I spent more time on it, I think I could have done a better job. And it was very frustrating that I couldn't go back and redo the vocals! 

It's obvious we (Uncle Greenie) still have a lot to learn as far as recording. We will probably re-do this whole medley once we're able to record like the pros! Oh well... live and learn. :)

Uncle Greenie:

Gardner De Aguiar -- Guitars, Vocals
Todd Belt -- Bass
Bill Heideman -- Drums

Sabb Medley (2nd Guitar Added)

Another really old demo. Plan to rewrite with my band Uncle Greenie. This was recorded on an old Tascam 4-Track with a Boss Dr. Rhythm drum machine. 
© Gardner De Aguiar

Hawaiians By The Airport

Cover of Pink Floyd's "Time" done by my band Uncle Greenie. We're still trying to learn this Cakewalk and Sonar stuff!

 Gardner De Aguiar (Guitars, Vocals) 
 Todd Belt (Bass) 
 Bill Heideman (Drums)

Time (Pink Floyd cover)

Demo by Uncle Greenie. Light-Rock 
Recorde using Sonar. Vocals doubled up. 2 acousitc guitars. 1 electric lead tone. Congas
© Gardner De Aguiar

Gardner De Aguiar -- Vocals, Guitars
Todd Belt -- Bass
Bill Heideman -- Drums, Precussions

Local Style

Demo I did many years ago using a Tascam 4-track, a Boss Dr. Rhythm drum machine, a $10 bass I bought at a garage sale, and a $50 10-watt Ibanez practice amp. I think I layered 4 guitars on here (2 rhythms, 2 leads), and bounced the tracks between 2 cassette tapes. That's right folks... these were the days of non-digital recording, and it's pretty obvious from the sound! But I think I did a pretty fair job considering what I was working with at the time. 
© Gardner De Aguiar

Disinformation-Redux

Cover of Blues Traveler's "Runaround" done by my band Uncle Greenie, recorded with Sonar. Vocals doubled up. 2 acoustic guitars. 1 electric guitar, clean. 1 electric guitar, lead tone. 

Gardner De Aguiar -- Vocals, Guitars
Todd Belt -- Bass
Bill Heideman -- Drums, Precussions