Jack Bruce - Can You Follow?
From the 1971 solo album 'Harmony Row'.
Words by Peter Brown, music by Jack Bruce.
Arrangement ~ Nic Evennett


For Richard

Can You Follow? ~ Jack Bruce cover

Two years ago me and my son went to the beautiful city of Lisbon. I do hope I get to go there soon again and enjoy the lovely atmosphere, people, music, food, narrow streets and beautiful buildings.

Yesterday I started my small tribute to the lovely city, I finished it today and hope you will enjoy the listen.

Lisboa

....and then.... when we were young, we couldn't wait for the future / tomorrow... and now....when we get old, we yearn for the past / yesterday.....Hmmmm

Wonderful French Fantasy Music and track picture - Dan-DT: https://soundcloud.com/dan-t-3
Lyrics & Narration - Peter the Poet: https://soundcloud.com/user-264930040/tracks
Mix & Production - Seagull: https://soundcloud.com/farout-music-studio

Echoes from Another Dimension

Here I’m found, chained and bound
The remnants of my brain locked down
Incarcerated in some other past
Sphere me the choking ancient dust
Legacy of yesterday’s misplaced trust
In the future’s solemn requiem mass.

Draped in history’s mourning shroud
Entombed amidst the senile crowd
I lie withered of the arcane mind
Scream muffled cries for times of change
The unfamiliar, the sweetly strange
Oh won’t you please cut the chains that bind.

Cut the chains that bind…..

Cut the chains that bind…..

So,
Preach not your creed of mystery, nor glance amiss
I have no need of ancient history’s palliative kiss
As time itself might well unwind to finally, my future find

Your cataracted eyes now rendered lame
Caress what lies behind your crooked smile of yesterday’s shame
The causal tracts repeated of lunatic plots once more aligned

Through lessons now deleted by insanity’s ever-forgetful kind
Will surely help me cut the chains that bind

Cut the chains that bind…..

Echoes From Another Dimension - Dan-DT, Peter & Seagull

Music/Arrangement/Production/Vocals/Lyrics. Achazia. 

(Little tweak on it. I think bass was a little loud)

Special info: The audio file in the beginning is sounds from Neptune. NASA's Voyager 2 recorded electromagnetic emissions from its magnetosphere. These signals, when converted into sound, produce eerie, otherworldly noises, often described as haunting or ethereal.

Lyrics: Verse 1
I feel nothing.
I am standing alone, watching the dusk turn to dawn. Alone...

There was something—
I could have sworn I saw you there in the distance, alone...

So here I am...

(piano)

Chorus
Where you are now; are you underneath the skies?
Are you lost within misty shadows, holding back, or afraid to rise?

Verse 2
This strange silence keeps me awake;
All I see around me is a hollow, empty space.
My thoughts go deep, but they reach no one.
I feel the loss inside me, ever since you were gone.

Chorus
I wonder where you are now; are you underneath the skies?
Are you lost within misty shadows, holding back, or afraid to rise?

Verse 3
There was a moment.
I went back in time, traveled far in my dreams, with you.

But there was nothing.
You're fading away as time goes by, after all these years, I miss you.

(Solo: Choirs and guitars)

Chorus
I wonder where you are now; are you underneath the skies?
Lost within misty shadows, holding back, or afraid to rise?

(for some reason I cannot replace the file tonight. Stil work in progress)

I feel nothing

https://too.fm/ro65pg4
"All" is a deeply emotional orchestral arrangement based on Anastasiya Ihnatovich’s piano composition. The piece evolves from delicate, intimate textures to powerful cinematic moments, blending lyrical melodies with rich harmonic depth. It is a musical journey full of longing, warmth, and a touch of melancholy.

Thanks to the incredibly talented @anastasiya-ihnatovich for providing and sharing this wonderful composition.

Watch the Video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/BFBwKQEJkTY

All (Orchestral Version)

As the title mentions, this piece was composed on impulse.....

Art picture is by randy-lisciarelli on unsplash....

l'Impulsion

One-take piano impro, always nice to catch these, if only one would never forget to hit the record button. The forest soundscape I recorded a few years ago was a nice addition. And cello in the back? One of those crazy ideas...

Morning In The Forest

Back at the Old Hall (Piano Improv)

out of time

sur un fond ambient soul, essai d'une nouvelle texture et effets de guitare

just believe in you

The musical composition of ''On the Threshold'' which is dedicated to Dr. Yalom by International Iranian philosophical composition, Pezhman Mosleh. 
Dr. Yalom is an existential psychiatrist, author of “when Nietzsche wept” novel and one of the impressive characters of the century who appreciated professor Mosleh and wrote to him:
"Thank you so much. I've received many tributes but none touched me as yours did. An eminent Iranian composer, Pezhman Mosleh, has honored me with this gift."
www.facebook.com/Irvin-D-Yalom-149406245836/
1inmusic.com/pezhman-mosleh-rel…-on-the-threshold/
The link of YouTube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dv7nFzEbUug
Pianist: Nina Bahri

Dr. Rebecca Newberger Goldstein, Professor of philosophy and author who is a remarkable character of the world has written a beautiful text after watching the musical composition of ''On the Threshold'':
"This is so wondrously moving. An artistic treasure for a treasured human being."

Dr. Molyn Leszcz, Professor of University and Psychiatrist, has written about this musical composition: 
"It is a wonderful tribute to Dr. Yalom."

The following text is written by Pezhman Mosleh and it exists at the first of the video and Dr. Yalom put it in his facebook.
“Irvin Yalom belongs to the ancestor which has given the world and the worlds sense of meaning
He is a mirror in the mirror
And the voice of trust
in the wasteland of doubt and distrust
he is appreciated for his great and human meaning of the word '' friendship''
and his human struggle with darkness
that he has not given up.
The feature of YALOM is love.
Pezhman Mosleh”

Pezhman Mosleh is the first International Iranian composer who has composed and sang a song for Mandela. This song was conveyed to Mr. Mandela and Nelson Mandela Foundation appreciated Mr. Mosleh for this song. It also was broadcasted by South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) and so many various countries.

1 inmusic site: 
Professor Pezhman Mosleh is an Iranian composer, singer, poet, professor of cinema philosophy and aesthetic and a scholar in music history who has humanity and philosophical concerns.

Top 40 charts (NY) site introduces him:
He is a musician who has given speeches in different universities under topic of "Becoming I, philosophy and cinema”, "Music, anti-war, a way to discourse” and "Relation of music with immigration and suffering of loneliness", and one of his latest speeches was a speech in the first and the best university of Iran, university of Tehran under topic of "Thought in Art".

Italy, Antiwar songs:
He is a pioneer in Iranian neo romanticism style. And according to SABC News he is inspired by Beethoven and Chopin in composing music.

New York (Top 40 Charts) has published in continue: The Performance of the youngest soloist-vocalist of the world, 4Year old Ava Sadeghipour in the biggest concert Hall of Iran   Professor Pezhman Mosleh who is a stylist music teacher and his method is teaching to the children of 2/5-6 years old and he is the only teacher who has a new method for teaching to 2 years old children so these children are able to play and sing simultaneously in different concert halls at the age of 4 before so many audience.

On The Threshold Dedicated To Dr. Yalom By Pezhman Mosleh

Independent singer-songwriter from Kent, UK. 
Little video introduction here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKMPLBJBK6M

'No Sheet Music' Artist. https://www.nosheetmusic.tv/artists/nic-evennett

"Evennett’s voice is a delicate mystery, warm and lustrous, yet fragile and crystalline – a bewitching blend of Kate Bush and Linda Perhacs, surrounded by dolorous, reverb-drenched piano and woven into broken-hearted balladry." Andee Connors, Pandora 

"Moving, delicate and introspective. As always, Nic Evennett's voice washes over the listener creating an incubated space I didn't want to leave."
Rapt.

Interview: 
https://cocamidemea.wordpress.com/2018/01/30/indieterria-meets-nic-evennett/

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Part of duo Cellar Door. We're over here:
https://soundcloud.com/cdoor