This is a recording from years ago. This morning I remembered that I kept this somewhere so I had to look for it and upload it. 
Me and my friend Pep recorded this in his studio. Pep is a professional sound engineer. Basically we locked ourselves there for the weekend, survived on pizza and beer, recorded as many guitars, voices and stuff as we could, and then selected the best takes and mixed everything. This is what came out.
Pep plays most of the electric guitars (the difficult ones). I play some electric guitar (the easy one near the end), acoustic guitar, bass guitar, voices and harmonica.
It was loads of fun recording this.

Southern Man (Neil Young cover)

My cover of this great song by Bob Dylan. No mixing, straight from the recorder.

Just like Tom Thumb's blues (Bob Dylan cover)

My simple cover of this great song by Leonard Cohen. This was recorded for the wedding of two friends who wanted to do something very special. There was a theatre play at the wedding, I played the music and sang this song in between scenes. We had loads of fun :)

Take This Waltz (Leonard Cohen cover)

I recorded this more like a test for the flat top mandolin that I built. It's just a rough recording for having fun and hearing the instrument recorded.

Evangeline (mandolin test)

We recorded this today in my friend Pep's professional studio here in Barcelona. The song is written and sung by Laura Gustems... she is 16 years old, and this is what she writes and sings like!!!! A pleasure to help.
Voice: Laura Gustems
Guitars, harmonica: Jorge Rodríguez

Take it now

Here's a test of a mic I bought yesterday (DPA 4099G). No sound processing. I've been learning some clawhammer lately, so here's the old time song "Angeline the baker".

Angeline the baker

Ok, so I'm still learning to play the banjo and the sound is not that great... but here it is. Very old song, known from the film "Inside Llewyn Davies".

Dink's Song

Short version of Salt Spring by John Reischman, played clawhammer style.

Salt Spring (John Reischman)

Short cover of Shady Grove, with a 100 hundred year old Lange banjo.

Shady Grove

Mole in ground

Some people don't understand, but a man never has enough guitars. This is the music I like to play. Long live blues, country, folk and rock&n&roll.
Also check: https://soundcloud.com/the-searchers

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