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brilliant. just riffs, solos and rhythms. I remember times when I wanted to do exactly that. well done.

Such fine blues rock - edgy, driving and a whole lotta love

watch me play this song live on the piano: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP1tRu4sbKw
ooo crazy me again I find what I want and just set it free
you say go out enjoy have fun and live a little please
and don't come back until you're socially up to speed
A cold world a thirsting need
Can't set your mind on how to acquire your riches and fulfillment spiritually 
I walk alone window shopping lifting down a dead end street
Just empty shelves victims of a local access world where people speak but very seldom meet in such a false reality 
how's it gonna be when I can't even find myself got no direction only see my best in your reflection I know all I'm gonna see with out you's misery
That's why I hold you to blame, I hold you to blame, I'm going insane 
I lost heart a faithful soul
as she described her idea of a perfect mate I recognized like someone I know
and now I don't really feel like dying I don't even want to go home
I think I finally found somebody think I finally found someone who finally found me
Live video performance of this song available here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC41KqtVVCdC7L4zHRhUQksw

Mike Molino: Piano, vocals, lyrics;  Dave Ferrairo: Guitar;   Greg Scappicchio: Bass;  Doug Melanson: Drums

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This is our Cover Version of the all time classic "Summertime" written by George and Ira Gershwin. This Version is played together with Moni, my sister on clarinet, Bernward (myself) on guitare, vibraphone and cornet and Eva on organ and trombone. So the Band ist called this time "kaas & kopje and family". Have fun with it... 
So our Version is more in a drunken new orleans walking brass band style, and we decided to make an Animation Video for youtube. It cost us mostly 100 hours, but every minute was creativity work and fun. Hope you take a look at it and share it...
youtube link: https://youtu.be/E3KCrJX69jU

Summertime (Brass Cover Version) - kaas & kopje and family - (see the animated Video on youtube)

Good Vigorous Exit

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Hallucinate (Slower Roll Cover)

“Once More” — an emotional alt-rock ballad wrapped in moody cinematic energy.
A song about holding on when everything is slipping away.
Soft vocals turn desperate, guitars rise like a storm, and the chorus begs for one last chance.

🎧 Experience the fall.
💔 Feel the echo.
🔁 Hit replay… once more.

— Lyrics explore:
• fading love
• emotional distance
• trying again
• heartbreak and hope intertwined

If this track hits you, drop a comment and let me know your favorite line 🖤
Repost + share with someone who needs one more moment.

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Once More

The Host That Devours

The central theme of "We Walk Into the Light" is embracing mortality as a gentle, loving transition—a serene acceptance of life's impermanence, where endings dissolve into cycles of beauty and renewal, carried forward by connection and the warmth of shared humanity rather than fear or loss.
This unfolds through the lyrics' meditative imagery of shifting seasons, fading bodies that "just disappear," and a "final door" warmed by intertwined hands, transforming death from a cold void into a "warm embrace" and "great return." The chorus's invocation—"We walk into the light, hand in hand through the unknown"—serves as an anthem of communal passage, underscoring love as the enduring force that "carries us beyond the dark." The heavier, doom-metal-infused rap style, with its echoing drums like a "slow heartbeat" and blooming Hammond organ evoking a "warm horizon," mirrors this duality: the weight of inevitability softened by ethereal, psychedelic lifts in the bridge and outro, where whispers of "Come closer… stay near…" and the spoken resolve to "change together" affirm transformation as an intimate, hopeful rite.

We Walk Into the Light

This amusing ditty has been described by Rod Stewart as the best song Ronnie Lane ever wrote. That takes some doing, since Lane was the mainstay of both The Small Faces and The Faces before forming his own rough and ready - and yet also undervalued - band in the mid-seventies, Slim Chance. Sadly, Lane is long gone, but his talent lives on. So here's to Ronnie, and I hope you enjoy my take on his cynical if comically romantic ballad, vinyl edition...

Good Vigorous Exit

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