Enamorado - Los Aptos

Nick and John tackled a Jerry Garcia Classic from Cats Under the Stars. Nick on guitars and vocal; John on bass.

Gomorrrah Hutch 8 - 22 - 23 V1.3

Draft of an original rock song co-written with Charlie Shaffer.

I broke down; my knees were on the ground
Tried to look up cause I thought I heard a sound
Statuesque angel gave me her hand
I reached out to take it; I couldn’t understand
Shook my head to see a little clearer
Goddamn, it was just me in the mirror

I was talkin’ to myself
Talkin’ to myself
Talkin’ to myself
Talkin’ to myself
I was talking to myself
Talking to myself
I was talking to myself
Just talking to myself
I looked around to see a little clearer
Well oh, Goddamn it was just me in the mirror
Just me in the mirror

Walked around to think; working out the kinks
Polishing my rap tighter than a wink
Making all my points like a champ of the game
Charging round the corner as my boss he did the same
My mouth hanging open no it didn’t look right 
Goddamn there was no one else in sight

I was talkin’ to myself
Talkin’ to myself
Talkin’ to myself
Talkin’ to myself
I was talking to myself
Talking to myself
I was talking to myself
Just talking to myself
I looked around to see a little clearer
Goddamn it was just me in the mirror
Just me in the mirror…

I was talkin’ to myself
Talkin’ to myself
Talkin’ to myself
Talkin’ to myself
I was talking to myself
Talking to myself
I was talking to myself
Just talking to myself
I looked around to see a little clearer
Goddamn it was just me in the mirror
Just me in the mirror…

Talkin' To Myself

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Dark Hollow

Alexi on vocals  and guitar; Earl on bass; WT on drums. A rockabilly song that dates back to 1936 by Rex Griffin. Released in the 1950s by Carl Perkins. The Beatles covered it in the early 1960s.

Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby  8 - 7-24 V1

Reflective Americana country piece similar in style to Grateful Dead and classic 70s chill out music. 

Written by Charles Worlety and J.T. Patten. A Lone Woolf Lyrics production.

DEMO

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Watching Lights Go By

WATCHING LIGHTS GO BY

First attempt at the Sierra Ferrell song "Dollar Bill Bar". Beautifully crafted song by Sierra and Melody Walker. 

Dollar Bill Bar 1-26-25 v1

improv blues jam with my nephews. Henry on sax. Elliot on drums and vocals. I'm on the Telecaster and then on the overdubbed bass.

Ronny Ron Blues 2 - 17 - 25 V2.3

I made a first attempt at Pink Floyd's "Brain Damage->Eclipse" from Dark Side of the Moon. I played the song on acoustic guitar rather than electric guitar which is used on the album. I overdubbed bass and also harmonies. The song "Eclipse" has a whole choral backing section and I did four vocal overdubs (including some acapella acrobatics) to approximate the sound. Then I had my friend WT overdub drums. The drums add so much to the chorus. I'm grateful to her! It was fun to try a less covered Floyd song. 

Brain Damage-Eclipse 5-6-25 v1.5

Guitar player, singer and songwriter since the age of 20. Enjoy folk, bluegrass, classic rock, reggae, country and Americana.

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Nick Hutchinson

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