Playing vocals and guitar is light and cool 🎙🎸🎶❕❕

hey this is great!!! oohh and the guitar solo!! love it!

this is sooooooo good keep up the good work all the best SONNY KAYE#

Energy song, very good vocal performance, I liked it...

Yanni - One Man's Dream

First-ever professional recording for a parish in the Philippines last 2010. 

Papuri Sa Diyos [E. Hontiveros]

Lynyrd Skynyrd cover.
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Johnny Horses are:
Cristian Secco (guitars and vocals)
Gianluca Zanibellato (guitars)
Danilo Bellon (drums)
Riccardo Ghion (bass)

Down South Jukin' - Johnny Horses

This song is so special to us for very deep reasons. It arrived at radio two weeks ago. Our prayer is that it will bring comfort and HOPE to those who have had to say goodbye to a loved one here on this earthly journey... Please request it at your area Christian music station and, also, please share... Thank you ALL!

When I Get Where I'm Going - Zane and Donna King

I Need U -  Doen Moen & Edward Chen

You Ain't In The Picture Anymore -co-written with Cindy Skinner (male demo)

►"Black Dove" Lyrics:

There’s a black dove in my home
Standin’ there all alone, 
In a corner where nobody ever goes.

It’s been with me a long, long time.
Since the summer Elvis died.
It keeps every secret to my soul.

Sittin’ silent like a stone,
Ebony, pearl and bone. 
I dread the day with it i’m left alone.

I ride the moonlight highway. Cross the desert to the sea.
I fly when the wind blows my way.
Til the morning ends another night alone.

For it knows every sin.
In every place that I have been.
And all the hearts that have ever been done wrong.

I ride the moonlight highway. Cross the desert to the sea.
I fly when the wind blows my way.
Til the morning ends another night alone.

For it knows every sin.
In every place that I have been.
And all the hearts that have ever been done wrong.

Six strands of cold steel
Separate all that is real
From what can only happen in a song.

I stand in the bright light
Building shelter from the night.
For all the hearts that have ever been done wrong.

I ride the moonlight highway. Cross the desert to the sea.
I fly when the wind blows my way.
Til the morning ends another night alone.

For it knows every sin.
In every place that I have been.
And all the hearts that have ever been done wrong.

Tag: And I wake and hope to find the damn thing gone.

Black Dove

Lyrics 

Night gives way to day.
I did not sleep.
How many times this year.
The street is burning.
I don't have the strength to see what's going on

Stay cool I tell myself.
Another drink and I go back to bed.

This  town is sad.
Its walls are black.
Too rare sidewalks.
Like every morning, I will miss the bus.
I will be late.
You will still be waiting for me.
You will leave.
I will go home.

Another drink and I go back to bed.
Stay cool I tell myself.
Another drink and I go back to bed.

I'll wait for your call.
You tell me what I don't want to hear.
You will tell me these things that I don't like.
Tomorrow will start again.

Stay cool I tell myself.
Another drink and I go back to bed.

Another drink and i go to bed

Another Drink And I Go Back To Bed

From the album ”Rain.”

Lyrics:

Hold Me Now

Well I’m feeling kind of down
My whole life is like a frowny-face emoji
And I wish you’d come around
It gets lonely and I need someone to
Hold me now
Hold me now
Hold me now

When I heard you were in town
Thought for sure that you would reserve some time for me
But you know you let me down
And there is nobody here one who’s gonna 
Hold me now
Hold me now
Hold me now

I’m a solitary soul
It’s not easy for me to reach out to people
So it’s hard to let you go
There’s no lover waiting in the wings 
Hold me now
Hold me now
Hold me now

Well I was busting out while you were busting in
But I don’t think our paths will ever meet again
No way no how 
No way no how

Guess you’ve heard I’m moving on
Feeling strong like the bulging bicep emoji
Shield your eyes put down your phone
Lifting off and there is no one who can
Hold me now
Hold me now
Hold me now

Hold Me Now

Paradise Motel became a true recording act in late 1991 with the recording of our first full studio album. We released our first single "Fire in the hole" in early 1992 and later released a video for that song. It did very well in Canada and the USA. We were invited to play Fan Fair in Nashville and enjoyed some significant successes. These successes allowed us to create a network of contacts that would become our link to performing in the United States regularly. We opened for several major label artists in those years and during our tenure with Fan Fair, played iconic venues like the Earnest Tubb's record shop midnight jamboree, Hee Haw Theatre in Knoxville, and the IFCO Fan Fair luncheon in Nashville. (Imagine playing for 18,000 people gorging themselves on pulled pork sandwiches and potato salad? AMAZING!!!) We also became affiliated with an agent that got us started on Nevada's silver circuit. We played several casino venues throughout Nevada.

As a group, we had experienced a taste of success as well as some disappointments. The music touring and lifestyle had its issues, which ultimately led to the band separating in the summer of 1994.

In September of 2012, our bass player (and Ray's younger brother) Tim Mussell passed away unexpectedly. It was this tragic event that led to the reincarnation of Paradise Motel. Ray and Glenn started writing together again and decided to demo new songs. Glenn had a bed track of a song Ray liked, and during the 25-minute drive to meet one another, Glenn wrote the lyrics to "Black Dove." It all started with that song. They tweaked the lyrics and the chorus chord sequence and demoed the song. Ray added vocal arranging and harmonies, and what we are about to release to the world is essentially what we created that afternoon.

Twenty five years have passed, and there is a new group of people who make up this version of Paradise Motel. Besides Ray Mussell and Glenn Ellery, there is Randy Rink, who does all the lead guitar work and the bulk of the rhythm guitar work for all our recording projects. Randy is a world-class guitarist and will be performing with the group. Our producer/engineer, Ron Chenier, managed all the studio production for our most recent projects. Ron was also our engineer when we recorded the original Paradise Motel CD back in 1991.
To our departed brothers, Tim Mussell and Bernie Parenteau. They were an integral part of Paradise Motel in its inception and through several recording ventures early in the band's history. We miss them immensely and wish they were still here with us for this next chapter. Some of the songs on Black Dove carry their musical influences. They were talented, creative, funny, dedicated, and excellent individuals, and this world was undoubtedly a better place with them in it.

Black Dove

Paradise Motel

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