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Erkin Koray - Tek Başına (Yalı Çapkını 50. Bölüm Dizi Müziği)

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Erkin Koray - Tek Başına (Yalı Çapkını Dizi Müziği)

A new song idea that I played for the first time with a pro drummer. The song is still very much a work in process. This version did not even have lyrics when we played this. I had to overdub lyrics and bass.

I might need a soul to send       for myself
Song was sung for the top      of the shelf

You don’t even know my real name
I might get  in on the game
I got something to say
No doubt I’m going away
Take me

Had to tell you goodbye because of the heat
Once I laid around in the pines
   But there’s nothing to eat

You don’t even know my real name
I know enough to complain
I never know what I feel 
Which makes me feel sorry
Yes for the time being
Yes call me back

You don’t even know my real name
I’m feeling less or more sane
I don’t need to lead a small claim 

You don’t even know my real name
Nothing there could beat up the same babe
I don't need nothing insane
But    songs   that     say     so 
My     best     sane       things
All together
All the batters sing

You Don't Even Know My Real Name (WT JB) 3 - 13 - 24

Friend of the Devil

I made a first attempt at Pink Floyd's "Brain Damage->Eclipse" from Dark Side of the Moon. I played the song on acoustic guitar rather than electric guitar which is used on the album. I overdubbed bass and also harmonies. The song "Eclipse" has a whole choral backing section and I did four vocal overdubs (including some acapella acrobatics) to approximate the sound. Then I had my friend WT overdub drums. The drums add so much to the chorus. I'm grateful to her! It was fun to try a less covered Floyd song. 

Brain Damage-Eclipse 5-6-25 v1.5

Tammany String Band plays acoustic music from Americana to bluegrass to folk in New York City. Peggy-O is a traditional song.
Tammany String Band is John Britton on vocals and mandolin; Jay Keuper on bass, Jane Perrino on vocals, and Tim Schmidt on guitar and vocals.

Peggy - O

acoustic version of Dylan's "One More Cup of Coffee". Michael Karnow on acoustic guitar and vocal.

One More Cup Of Coffee 2 - 24 - 18 V2

This song started as a solo acoustic sing songwriter track, vaguely in an old-time musical style. Pete Miser took that straightforward song and totally reimagined it. I'm thrilled and honored by the work he did on it.

Our Direction 1.0

Acoustic guitar; folk; Americana; jam band influences; blues; rock; old time; bluegrass; grungey stuff. Even some electro and EDM vibes occasionally. I play a wide mix of music with a lot of different people.