djlcruze on bass and Mike Cederberg on guitar and vocals.  I found djlcruze when I searched YouTube for a video of someone playing the bass line for this great song.  After a few quick emails, djlcruze agreed to play the bass and send me the audio and video of him recording it and I built the song and this video around his bass part

Draggin' The Line - Tommy James Cover

Boyce & Hart had a hit with this in 1968.  Together these 2 guys are responsible for writing over 300 songs and selling over 42 million records... and hardly anyone knows shit about them.

(I Wonder) What Shes Doing Tonight - Boyce & hart Cover

Lyin' Eyes - The Eagles Cover

While at the cottage, my dad would often holler down to us at the bonfire to play "Sloop John D" and I always corrected him that it was Sloop John B. lol... The harmonies... the vocals... the song... what else can I say.

Sloop John B - The Beach Boys Cover

I fell in love with this song in 1972 - the harmonies were so 'Beach Boy-like' that I figured they HAD to've been in the studio... alas, there is much debate over who sang on the song.  Duane Eddy - his guitar made that song and I made a lame attempt to copy some of his style - with an acoustic no less!  Never-the-less - I hope y'all enjoy this song as much as I do.  4 chords to the whole song - G, C, Am & D... that's it! 

Rock & Roll Lullabye - BJ Thomas Cover

This song was the first song on Side Two of Leonard Cohen's 1967 debut album titled The Songs Of Leonard Cohen.  It quickly became a cult favourite in the U.S. and the U.K.
Pitchfork Media placed this song as 190 of the Top 200 Songs of the 1960's.  The song was inspired by Marianne Jensen (later Marianne Ihlen), whom Cohen met on the Greek island of Hydra in 1960.  Cohen said she was the most beautiful woman he had ever met and the two hit it off right away.

So Long Marianne - Brian Hyland Cover

An anti-war song?  Or a ballad about CCR's experiences at Woodstock in 1969.  A festival that had more than it's fair share of rain.  It's a little about both I think.

Who'll Stop The Rain - CCR Cover

My favourite Jan & Dean song AND the first surfing song to ever hit #1.  Brian Wilson started the song, gave it to Jan & Dean and they finished it.  Pat gave me the idea to video tape this by moving the camera around me 8 times - which meant I had to sing it 8 times, wear 8 different shirts and it also meant an outrageous amount of time to edit the video on the timeline.  I've always dug the west coast/ Beach Boys style harmonies (as reflected in my videos to date)

Surf City - Jan & Dean Cover

This version starts out with John just playing with an acoustic guitar solo, like he's playing for the boys.  Then just before he gets into the first chorus he forgets the words and that's when the others join in and sing with him.  I think it was staged but it sounded great anyways - this is my attempt at it.

Yes It Is - The Beatles Cover

I recorded my version of this song before I started videotaping myself playing and singing the parts... so I borrowed the original scene from the movie Help! and added a psychedelic effect... I hope Paul & Ringo don't mind my tribute to one of their most under rated songs from a great flick... check it out on YouTube.

You're Gonna Lose That Girl - The Beatles Cover

The last hit from the 1970's British rock group Badfinger.  This song was chosed by Vince Gilligan to play during Walter White's dying moments in the series finale of AMC's Breaking Bad.  Gittarzan, The Four Big Strings and I collaborated on this song - mixed by my son Patrick Cederberg.

Baby Blue - Badfinger Cover

Kurt Jones (Illinois), Sal Marino (Brooklyn) and I hammered out a pretty decent rendition of this uptempo song by The Beatles.  This was their last release (of a single) and the last time Lennon & McCartney collaborated on a song!

Ballad Of John & Yoko

Written and performed by Patrick Cederberg. 
Patrick Cederberg - guitars and main vocals
Mike Cederberg - backing vocals
Wendell Ferguson - Telecaster & lead guitar
Dave Giles - electric bass

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