NICE TRACK  got an idea in regard to this type of track. Pls see attach via soundcloud. "Sometimes" as a solo

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Deaf Coyote

27/08/2021

W.B.C.L.

Hollywood (old)

Beings (Old)

Institute New Vocal

A poem by Oliver James Lomax, celebrating the history and re birth of Cutacre Country Park.  With music by Pete Whitfield

Cutacre Country Park

I recorded this many years ago when I was a member of the Climax Blues Band, still recon it sounds god.

Louisiana Blues.  Johnny Pugh vocal & blues harp with the Climax Blues Band

A piece I wanted to compose since a long time, an humble tribute to Danny Elfman's amazing style. Crazy fast tempo by my standards. ;) Happy Halloween!

Ghosts on the Loose  —  [Original Tribute to Danny Elfman]

Neustart

Freundschaft

Singer, LyndaFaye, Guitar and arrangement.

With Anne Murray in Mind, "Love Song" Rearranged by LyndaFaye

Bog Rock

Nutter Piano  & Strings

Where the Dead Birds Go

The Water

Wonder

Creatures Of Waste

Lynda Faye and Fred Gold, together, formed the Illinois Harmony Connection, at SoundClick, and You Tube. Fred's in Illinois, Lynda in CA, so all of our music duos etc were prepared in CyberSpace, thanks to Audacity! I'm apparently an alto and a soprano-But I attended Pepperdine College on a violin scholarship, and also gave opera a shot, but I gave up on performing it! Allot of my songs are cross-overs, I realize that----Country-Gospel, Classical-Folk, along with a few comical songs. I'm a classical violinist at heart, but taught myself enough guitar with a few great influences advising me here and there (which you can hear on some of my solos!) Ben Benay wanted to teach me some arranging techniques, but I didn't have the tenacity; He said if I didn't study classical guitar, I'd never be able to write more than country folk;Guess he was right, but then the violin influence stepped in- when he heard  my humming of the violin parts, he said, "Lynda, you ARE an arranger ?" ; Paula Drake tried too, for a few years, and she's in her 80's a still goin' strong!  but I kept continuing to plug away at the writing!I had to edit this, sadly, as classmate Fred Gold (Railsback) lost his beloved wife, Ella May, last August. I'm trying to encourage him to keep at that guitar; but I'm sure he's not much in the mood; We dedicated "Ella's Garden", the song we're recorded a few years ago, as Ella's memory -as the video on "I Wanna go Back" was filmed IN Ella's back yard garden, and the song has now taken on special meaning to both of us. Won't be a "replacement for" Fred, but I found both Adriano Fontana's versatility and guitar expertise, and "Ancolies" singing a few of my songs in French for me. Won't be easy to find! I'm seeking to find some competent "versatile" musicians (and composers) who love children and have hopes for music in future generations, and perhaps a strong History Buff, to help with several children's musicals. I welcome other singers to sing my originals---My goal has never been to "be" a great singer; but to connect appropriate singers TO some of my songs: All three genres. My Folky MOR album is "Movin' On" at CDBaby. , I've "been there done that-nite clubs, Holiday Inn lounges from Ca. to Pennsylvania; I refused the Vegas offers! (too much writing to do!)  A songwriter's "Job", like most housewives...is never done, now, is it ?
Pls see the attitude of most of them who are married TO, some of those songwriters, in the "Songwriters' Serenade", or, as I'm always having difficulty finding "concise" titles...." All You Got is Words!" Some of my folky-country is on my album at CDBaby, titled "Movin On"...and I am currently trying to assemble twenty songs for " Friends, Love Songs and Heartaches." Seems viewers liked the " remakes" of the Oldies-I attribute that to Adriano's working his way in and out and around my Acapella tracks, I sent to him; I'm not easy to work with because I have trouble keeping "consistent  rhythms' . Of course Adrian has a word in Italian for that. Maybe HE should solo on a few of my songs and I'll back him on guitar; Course those would then become comedy, yes Adriano ?
Oh, all  I  m e a n t to say was "Thanks for Listening! "

Moth Man are a Manchester and Reading band who formed around 2016. Simon Findlay, Gary Boyling, Steve Thompson had all played together for a long time before this. But it was only at this point the the songs started to find a focus and fall into place. Simon Cullen joined the core of the band not long after this and the centre of gravity for the band shifted to his Manchester basement studio where they started working on their debut album “Where the Dead Birds Go”. In June 2020 they signed to Billywitch records and the release date for the album was set for March 2021. 

Because of the spontaneous stream of consciousness approach that Simon and the band take to song writing, the songs vary greatly in genre and tone. You might find a bit of Lee Hazelwood in there, a bit of Sparklehorse or Lambchop maybe, The Smiths or even Oliver Postgate, and sometimes something darker. But above all, in  Moth Math you will find warmth and intimacy touched with sense of the absurd. 

Moth Man continue on their journey writing the songs for their next album which they hope to release in 2021.

Nutter Piano & Strings

Moth Man

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