It’s amazing what a $10 adapter will do.  Now I can play directly into the amps on GB.
This is an evolving instrumental idea.  
The last version I posted here was with guitars recording through an open air amp into the audio of the IPad.  It’s a game changer to be able to cut out all the extra noise.  I need to keep working on my mix.  I’ll probably play bass on some future recordings, but it’s effective and faster to just go with the P Bass on GB.

Nuclear Fusion and the Photon Dilemma (2nd version)

I don’t own the rights to this song.  
Mood Ring by Paul Thorn
I appreciate Paul Thorn’s songwriting and music.  I enjoy witty and creative lyrics.  Paul has mastered the art.  
This is my cover.  I’ll add lead guitar on the bridge and ending vamp.  I also need to add harmony vocals and double the lead vocals.  
This will be in my live set that I’m practicing on.
Thanks for listening!!
Happy New Year 2023.
JB

Mood Ring

This a new idea I wanted to put down 1/17/23
It will eventually have a bass line basically like the moving guitar line.  I may even double the line with bass and guitar.  
I’m thinking about lyrics and a melody line. 
I’ll have to come up with another section.  This will either be the chorus or a verse progression.  Not sure yet.

The Brew 1/17/2023

I use this to warm up a lot.  It forces me to really concentrate on where I am on the neck.  I like the blues groove, and it helps me on string skipping.  I’ve never played much lead.  I played bass or rhythm guitar.  I’m figuring some things out and work to improve.  I’ll at least need to have a few guitar tricks when I play live.  This is the intro to a song that I’ve written but not recorded yet.  “Man in Mississippi” was written in the Fall of 2022.  This is a song that I imagine will evolve over time.  It’s blues in A.  There are a lot of possibilities.  
Thanks for listening!
JB & the Collaborative

Man in MS intro

Continue

Goodnight

This is the full band version of this song.   I wrote this piece as I was diagnosed with heart failure and wishing I could go back to a time when life was way less complicated.     We all think back to simpler times now and then

innocense

When You Were Here

Cover of "I Don't Know"
by Jeff Pitts Band
(originally performed by Ozzy Osbourne)
Engineered by Matt Nolan
Produced by Jeff Pitts & Jack Ford
Mixed and Mastered by Jack Ford

innocense

Johnny P

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