Part 1 of the Manorisms album by LMA, released 11/08/2012. This Mike Oldfield inspired track starts with a quiet piano riff and gradually introduces more instruments and themes finishing with a guitar solo piece.

Manorisms Part 1

Manorisms Part 2 carries the theme from part 1 for the first 3 minutes or so then becomes a much more guitar driven piece with the individual themes representing a chess game.

Manorisms Part 2

Manorisms Part 3 starts with a straight blues based feel which develops into the song "The Sheriffs Daughter" before heading back to instrumental territory. An anthemic riff builds, diverts, then remerges for a climax to the album.

Manorisms Part 3

A short narrated intro to the Manorisms album explains the thinking behind the album. Not available on the Bandcamp version but can be downloaded here.

Manorisms Introduction (Hats Off To Mike)

Cover of JJ Cale's Cocaine, made popular by Eric Clapton and done here Narisaras Groove style.
Not my song so for pleasure only and not for sale

Cocaine

Robert Johnson wrote it, Cream recorded it, and Narisaras Groove loved covering it. 
Not my song so for pleasure only and not for sale.

Crossroads

No record deals, no contracts, so no ties to style or content. Where the music takes me is where I go. Many influences from so many bands but hopefully I have managed to meld it all into something of my own. 

NarisarasGroove