This is the 4th remix, with extra attention to the snare sound and its room dispersion.  Finer attention was directed to the balance.  Let me know what you think as compared to MX3

Lightning Rod.mx4

Just A Thing

Written in April 2009, I pretty much sat down and wrote this on a Monday night and recorded it Tuesday.   Performed it on Friday!

Shoes (Rob Sherman)

Another song from the ultra-rare 2009 Demo "Gas Money."  This was one of the first things I did when I got a Digi001 studio.  I played all the instruments.

Colorado Goodbye (Rob Sherman)

I recorded Old Charlie in 1996 at Studio P in Sausalito, with Ira Stein on piano and Bill Douglass on the bass.  Somewhere I have a cleaner tape of the session.  This was taken from a backup cassette.  It's only a rough mix but I like it.  

Old Charlie's Barbershop (Rob Sherman)

Just a sketch built on a live take but it's all there.  Let me know what you think.

01 Isosceles mx3

Rob Sherman -Guitar
John Ruch - Bass
John Frothingham- Drums

The Train

This is an excerpt taken from a much longer song, which I may decide to post later.

04 Everything Jam

RT's guitar and vocal with some studio embellishment on bass, guitar, and dobro.

01 Stand Alone

First demo with RT, guitar, vocals and bass. I added electric guitar and drums.  

Blue Angel From Brooklyn mix3

In case anyone is getting the Christmastime blues, a song about Santa, Elves and Reindeer.

The Truth About Santa (12.1.12)

Sort of a walking blues for a post-walking blues world.

01 Get Out and Bump

The Dream is always the same.  This beautiful woman hands me a cocktail napkin, an instant later the door flies open and I am falling out of the sleek jumbo jetliner, tumbling, then I remember how to fly and the drums count in to Groove City.

Groove City

Rob Sherman is a songwriter /guitar and bass player/ engineer living in the San Francisco Bay Area.  

BLAH BLAH OLD STUFF: Learned to play guitar at 10 because of Mason Williams (Classical Gas), Steppenwolf, The Who and a few songs by The Allman Bros.  Discovered that The Beatles wrote all that, so I devoted several years to learning their catalog.  Playing in clubs four nights a week in the early 80's at age of 16.

Went to Berklee College of Music in 1986-88, and took an abrupt turn to Miles, Coltrane, Pat Martino and Weather Report.  Musical bearings permanently altered after seeing Miles Davis.  

Playing in several projects and keep writing whatever comes to mind.  Posted are some band projects and song demos.  
thanks for reading!
Rob 10/14/12

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