I love carnitas burritos! This tune has a littl esoprano saxophone in it as well as my alto.

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Carnitas

Afrobeat Afro hip hop Bhangra 
Nigeria meets India on this One 

Bhangra Party Riddim ft Zeekay Randulos Vision

LoFi #2

The song was written and recorded by Hoagy Carmichael in 1930.  However, it has been most often associated with Ray Charles, This is my take on it. About halfway through my countermelody joins in with the main theme and has kind of a fun ending. Thank you for listening hit that like button and follow for updates.
Jeff

Georgia On My Mind

Dedicated to Brown and Sande, no one reflects the spirit of San Francisco more. 

The song was written in 1953 by George Cory and is best known as the signature song of Tony Bennett. It peaked at number 19 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. It also reached number 7 on the Easy Listening chart. The song was selected for preservation in the National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress as being a culturally, historically, and artistically significant song of the 20th century.
This is my take on it. I had the baritone saxophone take the lead in the solo section and finished it with a big band feel. Don't forget to hit that like button and follow and if you have any I'd like to read your comments.  Thank you so much for listening.
Jeff

I Left My Heart in San Francisco

Scorpio Music -110. BPM Ebmin.mp3

where's those chords?

A bit like I did in "Jade" a few years ago, this was an attempt to write more or less "traditional" Japanese folk music, mimicking their traditional instruments, all with a soundtrack feel to it (especially in the strings sections). For the percussions finale, I used the excellent (and free) SCC Taiko Drums SFZ library by S. Christian Collins.

As usual, everything was written and recorded using open source and free tools: Ardour, MuseScore, Fluidsynth, Sfizz, Yoshimi, DragonFly Reverb and others.

Himiko

Black Yuri Theme

Larry 'The Mole' Taylor, 1942-2019, began playing rock and roll with Jerry Lee Lewis, went on to co-found Canned Heat, who played Woodstock and still tour. He went on to play in John Mayall's Blues Breakers and then recorded and toured with Tom Waits. 
In 2018, Larry and I decided to set down some autobiographical information via a series of phone conversations. There are many hours, so I've decided to break them into small segments. This is the first.

Voices: Larry 'Mole' Taylor

Compositions, performances, guitar, saxophone available on iTunes/Apple Music,  Spotify, iHeart Radio, Deezer, Amazon, YouTube, etc.

Carnitas

Randy Resnick

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