This is a phone recording demo of an original song that is mine which I wrote in the past few weeks. It's called 'That's What She Said'.

That's What She Said

Dave Ramsay-piano.
Gary Young-pedal steel.
Dave Ballou-drums.

Tea & Waltzes

Me & Lisa Haley busking at Park St subway station in Boston, MA. performing my song, 'Boom Chick', 5/30/14.

'Boom Chick' live from Park St. Station, MBTA, Boston, USA. 5:30:14

Original song by Marshall Smith
Dave Ballou on Drums and Lisa Haley backing vocals.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJoTjgJXO6Q&fbclid=IwAR0Ffz2Zxr1a9_cs0PbMqhOOn3OpX6y2e_7VgwR4r_N-znzB-L9lgHefRD4

Boom Chick

Original song by Marshall Smith      See music video on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJoTjgJXO6Q&fbclid=IwAR0Ffz2Zxr1a9_cs0PbMqhOOn3OpX6y2e_7VgwR4r_N-znzB-L9lgHefRD4

Laser Gun

Get In The Green

Stratocaster, fuzzbox & tube amp w/ faulty speaker. From original song by Marshall Smith   See music video on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJoTjgJXO6Q&fbclid=IwAR0Ffz2Zxr1a9_cs0PbMqhOOn3OpX6y2e_7VgwR4r_N-znzB-L9lgHefRD4

Unedited guitar solo track from Laser Gun

Live phone bootleg of 'Tea & Waltzes' recorded at Koto in Salem, MA, one cold night in February 2016.

Bootleg acoustic Tea & Waltzes

Phone bootleg of 'Desirée' w/ my friends Lisa Haley (vocal harmony) and Glenn French (bass). Recorded at Koto, Salem, Ma. Feb 2016

Bootleg acoustic 'Desirée'

Here's a rendition of one of my favorite Neil Young songs, 'Cortez The Killer'. Me & The EDDIES recorded some demos in 1987 and did a magical instrumental version during a soundcheck. More recently, I edited it & added a new vocal & acoustic guitar track. Mike Collins on drums. Gary Blaisdell on bass.

Cover: 'Cortez The Killer'

Decipher/A Million Songs About...Retrograde:2413 Season Finale

The guitar solo uses an original effect pedal I recently built (see pic). Jon Waterman is playing sax. 
See the video for this song at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os0yWwGXsWs

Hello Kidding or What If...How come, if they can't take a joke?

The "lyrics" are actually an E.E. Cummings poem called 'Anyone Lived In A Pretty How Town'. I initially recorded the music using cassette decks and guitar effects. Here is a revamped version using the original recordings.

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Marshall Smith-Anyone Lived In A Pretty How Town

Boston area guitarist/singer/songwriter and effects builder.

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