Apple loops construction. Not rocket science...


Dance Loop

Interim Worship Band:
Dennis Beck - music & lyrics // guitars, mandolin, lead vocals
Joe Barsuglia - bass, e-drums, strings, production
Jim O'Brien- vocals,chuckles, flute, and sundry musical devices
Walker Craig - percussion
Otis Charles- brother and advisor
Soli deo Gloria

Can't Take God Out Of Country - Interim Worship Band

Working Draft @2023
Dennis Beck composition, vocals, guitars
Joe Barsuglia bass and whatever else

God Of Deliverance - Interim Worship Band

Musical tribute from Dennis Beck and Todd Smallwood...

NORMANDY, France -- Dr Tommy McDonnell, a retired physician from Marshfield, Missouri is one of the dwindling number of WWII veterans who made the trip to France for Friday's 70th anniversary of the D-Day invasion.

Dr. Tommy McDonnell, 91, traveled to Normandy, France with family members to tour the site of the Allied invasion on June 6, 1944.  He joined other surviving D-Day veterans, along with thousands of family members, heads of government and local residents.

President Barack Obama paid tribute Friday to the U.S. service members who "defied every danger" to pour onto the beaches of Normandy 70 years ago.  The invasion is widely credited with turning the tide of the war and the downfall of Nazi Germany.

An elaborate international ceremony was on a section of beach named Sword Beach, in Ouistreham, France. 

Dr. McDonnell's personal recollections of his part in D-Day include staging of the 16th Regimental Combat Team of the Army's First Infantry Division. He was with the initial assault force "O", trained as heavy machine gunner and rifle sharpshooter.  McDonnell was wounded by mortar and artillery fire, hit in the stomach, side and buttock.  He was awarded the Silver Star and Purple Heart.

He remembers boarding a landing craft in England and being shipped across the English Channel, then waiting for the order to go ashore.

McDonnell and his team landed at 7:05 am on Omaha Beach.  Omaha was the deadliest of the landing sites because German forces were able to fire from fortified positions on the cliffs above as the first waves of soldiers reached the shore.  McDonnell helped knock out German bunkers and pill boxes above the beach.  The fighting lasted nearly two days.  

You can read McDonnell's first hand account of that day in his personal notes, attached above this story.

More than 156,000 troops crossed the English Channel during the D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944. Nearly 10,000 Allied troops were killed or wounded.

(photos provided by McDonnell family)

3 Rows Over (Dennis Beck/Todd Smallwood honor Dr Tommy McDonnell, Marshfield, MO)

Composition: Dennis Beck
Vocals: Jetskie Velasco

Interim Worship Band:
Guitars: Dennis Beck, vocals
Bass, Electronics, Engineering: Joe Barsuglia

Like I Need You

Video

Like I Need You [featuring Jetskie Velasco]

Interim Worship Band
Dennis Beck - Guitars, Strings, Background Vocals
Jim O'Brien - Vocals
Joe Barsuglia - Bass, eDrums, Recording




I Shall Not Want - Interim Worship Band

Lyrics Jim O'Brien
Vocals Donna
Engineering Joe Barsuglia

Thunder on a Monday

Easter Theif

Easter Thief

I thought this would make a cheerful sunny ringtone. Keyboards and loops. What else?

Morning Smile - Ring Tone

Grew up working in Dad's garage.... fun Times

24 Hour Garage

The Best Mother's Day Ever

Tariff Terror

Heat Wave - Free Ringtone

See You Down The Road

See You Down The Road - Happy Father's Day

Prayer Changes Everything - feat. Jetskie Velasco

Oud Groove - Free Ringtone

Dennis Beck - Watchin Children Grow

Trance Drop - Background Loops - Download

Old School - Ringtone

Thank you to the first responders battling the California fires.
We smell smoke, we see the flames, we pray for your safety.
God Bless The Firefighters!  https://youtu.be/Km1AVjCAJ8U

Composed by Dennis Beck
Dennis Beck- guitars, vocals
Joe Barsuglia- bass, e-drums, et al

God Bless The Firefighters

YouTube

God Bless The Firefighters - Interim Worship Band

Dennis Beck: composer/guitar
with Interim Worship Band
Production: Joe Barsuglia
Thanks to Taylor Guitars

Hope Coming - Interim Worship Band

80's Dance / Rock loop with announcement.

New 80 - Ringtone

Irish Chant and Tubular Bells Alert over pads
A bit haunting

Lore - Ringtone

https://youtu.be/6wBpMp9y78o

JIm O'Brien - Lyrics 
Dennis Beck - Guitar, Music
Joe Barsuglia - Bass/Drums/Production
Special Guests:
Sara Niemietz - Vocals, Art, Video  https://www.saraniemietz.com
Bradley Young - Piano  http://bradleyyoung.com
IWB @2021

The Man Of My Dreams - IWB with Bradley Young and Sara Niemietz

Hope to worship with you for eternity.  
From Dust tracks are my sons recordings available on i-Tunes.

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