beautiful rhythm, wonderful clarity ,love that piano

Hi Mark,long time ! :) Lovely superimposition and rhythmic playing. Enjoyed the different sections in this track !

Time Keeps Marching On And On And On

There are forests on Earth that endure extreme winters, places where temperatures can reach up to -40/-50C.
They are called Taiga 
Plants and animals go into hibernation hoping they have stored enought nutrients to survive another extreme seasson.
A once thriving forest full of beauty, sounds and colours turn in to a deadly , almost lifeless , colourless and soundless frozen desert.
Life`s clock seems to slow down to a halt while hours turn to days , days turn to weeks and weeks turn to months.
Until the first sun rays strong enough to stop the ice and snow`s  deadly grip ,appear..
Like an explosion...Life`s clock speeds up while the forest heart beats faster and faster, the forest is awaking along with its inhabitants..
Spring returns ...Life begins ....again...

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Photo by Bernat Rangil , Bernat is a wonderful photographer with an incredible eye for beauty.
He has a wonderful heart, after I spoke to him he gave me permission to use his work as cover for my new piece. Visit his site, it will bring you a smile.
https://pixabay.com/users/bernat-848806/

Taiga

A Case of You is arguably one of the greatest breakup songs ever
Joni is eloquent and poetic ode to long-time lover Graham Nash
It is a tale of star-crossed lovers, great Love, found and lost
Originally on the Blue album
There are over 300 known cover versions of it, by 300 artists (now 301) including Prince
All found something they could make their own

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A Case Of You by Joni Mitchell Ft. Sam B.

740 - All About Dat Bass

741 - Fishing For Pearls

742 - You Gotta Chill

743 - Yesterdays

At the time of the birth of jazz, the role of the guitar was primarily as a rhythm instrument. I enjoyed this recording while remembering the lives of the great guitar players of the time, wondering what it would be like if we translated that atmosphere into a modern style. I am extremely grateful to Vocalatti and Mark Dorricot for agreeing to release this collaboration.

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Vocalatti- Candlelights (Ft Mark Dorricott )
https://soundcloud.com/vocalatti/candlelights-ft-mark-dorricott?si=bf76f50f94cc44f1ac909d8dbcb02b26&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
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Mark Dorricott Music- 729 - Candlelights
https://soundcloud.com/markd54321/729-candlelights?si=03315b99773e4a7e905537fda54afadd&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
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When I listened to this music work by Vocalatti&Mark Dorricott, I thought what a wonderful voice it was. And I was amazed by the piano playing. The bass and drums were cool. Yes, it was very natural for me to think that I could overlay my guitar playing on it. 

This time, I focused on playing the rhythm guitar, which is modest but has a strong presence.

I am honored to be able to release this collaboration here. Please enjoy Vocalatti's wonderful vocals and Mark Dorricott's excellent performance.

This recording does not include my solo guitar parts. My role is primarily to highlight the wonderful vocals and piano playing, but another reason is that I want my friends who are learning guitar to take this opportunity to experience the reality of blues playing. I would like them to try the following.

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The chord you are sensing while listening to this recording is probably Dm7/G/. That's certainly how I play my rhythm guitar this time. However, I believe that this wonderful work was clearly written for those seeking an introduction to the blues.So, while listening to this recording, let's play the chord progression shown here = D7/G7/ along with the song. A three-finger arpeggio would also work. I think that alone will make you feel a little strange. That's exactly the entrance to the blues. The more perfect this basic recording is, the more we want to play it on the D7/G7/. I would like each of you to listen to this recording thoroughly and experience the joy of playing the D7/G7/ together. If I am happy enough to reach a stage where I think everyone has enjoyed it, I will be able to move into more specific ways of playing the guitar with you in my own way.

 The D7 and G7 positions I recommend are in the link below.

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Ｄ７ chord
https://growguitar.com/d7-chord/
Ｇ７ chord
https://growguitar.com/g7-chord/
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I will pick out the code forms from the above sites that you should be especially aware of.
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D7 (low position)
https://www.amazon.co.jp/photos/all/gallery/9cuMGAE4TuaICOFAYg3CdA
G7 (low position)
https://www.amazon.co.jp/photos/all/gallery/Dm47oG-qSja5Dov31IoeXQ
In the form above, you can ignore location 4 this time.
↑ 6th string ring finger, 5th string middle finger, 4th string little finger
D7 (ｍiddle position)
https://www.amazon.co.jp/photos/all/gallery/xNA9zgylQpuRHNqLh-21-A
G7 (ｍiddle position)
https://www.amazon.co.jp/photos/all/gallery/oz7209a_SgSsUNUl75lvMg
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Vocalatti--- Candlelights - Mark Dorricott ft.JUNZO on electric guitar

Cellar Sessions

Full Moon

698 - Groove

I`ve always liked to walk late at night while the city sleeps,I like the quietness.But as time goes by,weeks,months,while navigating through these Rivers of Stone,a voice appears in my head,quietly at first,but encreasing in loudness as time goes by,to the point it becames unbearably loud and I cant ignore it anymore.The natural sounds of this sintetic forest gets too much for me.The voices scream "Natura",nature in latin,its nature calling me..I need music as old as the planet,music billions of years in the making,ever changing,sung by the wind and the trees,by the ocean and the birds by the storms and the critters that all seem to sing for me...the perfect orchestra...the perfect symphony.
A special thank you to Tomade for giving me motivation to write for piano again,hes a talented musician well deserved your time,I love his song Six Feet Under.
Also to Ray,the amazing photographer I work with,visiting his site and checking his work,will brighten your day,without a doubt https://www.raybilcliff.uk/

Rivers Of Stone

Hi, I'm a keys player and I like making up grooves to existing jazz and latin standards. Over the last few years I've been mainly working on original numbers.

It's just me in the music you hear, I play all the parts off a keyboard recording in midi and layer up into the finished version.

I started playing the piano as a kid , then took up the trombone and played for fun in various local amateur bands and orchestras. Then at 18 went to college and didn't do anything  musically  for many years. Started playing the saxophone and tuba more recently, and in the last four years or so got back into the keyboard which is now my main instrument.

I like making up jazzy  late night music & music you can listen to when travelling. Sounds like a strange thing but I find the most enjoyable part of a holiday is the travelling part, whether that's on a plane , train or even a car on a quiet road with some nice views. Looking through a window with a changing view, in a bubble of suspended time between two worlds, that's what travelling feels like to me, and I like to write music that sounds that way - http://soundcloud.com/markd54321/361-stolen-moments-320kbps . Can't really explain it any better than that for now. Cheers Mark

698 - Groove

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