Cover of a Bob Dylan song. Featuring Dylan Roberts : Guitar/Vocals, Wayne Andrew Ellis : Dobro

Buckets Of Rain (bob dylan cover)

Live cover of Pink Floyd's "Echoes", as performed by solo guitarist/vocalist Dylan Roberts...Using a Digitech vocal harmonizer, Danelectero chorus pedal, Yamaha amp, Shure SM 58 mic for vocals...as well as a Zoom 505 effects processor and a Boss DD6 digital delay for looping. Guitar is a Dean FM Exotica (if that matters) :)

Echoes -Live @ D'vines Nov 2 2012 -Dylan Roberts solo

Dylan Roberts performs a live solo rendition of the first side of Pink Floyd's "Dark Side Of The Moon". Song list includes: Breathe, On The Run, Time, Breathe Reprise, The Great Gig In The Sky"...Definetly worth listening to on HEADPHONES ! 

Dylan dark side of the New moon (live)

Recorded live at Burrinja in Upwey, Victoria Australia, Dylan Roberts and a drummer named Nick (?) busted out a quick high energy funky  set...David Stergo joins in on bass for the last tune.
Could You Be Loved (orig. by Bob Marley), Andy's Motel (Original), When The Levee Breaks (Kansas Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie)
And a good time was had by all..

Dylan Roberts, Live at Burrinja (set 1)

Cover of Bruce Springsteen's "The Ghost Of Tom Joad"..Originally recorded for my first album "Dusty Covers"..It's become a very personal song for me, as I have strong emotions about the plight of the homeless due to my own experiences. Also, "The Grapes Of Wrath" has been one of my favourite books.

ghost of tom joad (Bruce Springsteen cover)

Original song by Dylan Roberts...dedicated to Woody Guthrie
Lyrics, vocals, guitar, banjo, samples, recording and production by Dylan Roberts
Recorded at InkyFingerz Music studios, 2010

This Machine (original)

A mix I did for use in my live performances of "Dark Side Of The Moon"...available for download and use by other performers as well if they'd like. Works fantastic on headphones also !

Intro dark side mix 1

Live version of Echoes, where I started in the wrong key and dealt with a few struggles. All in all, it was just another end of the night, and everybody's entitled to a few not so great moments. The 2 or 3 punters in the audience didn't know the difference, though.

Dylan 's Muddled Meddle

A short song describing the musings of the very last man on earth after a nuclear disaster...available for download and sharing. 

Other Sounds