Original song/performance: Udi Arouh
Played on a National NRP Steel Guitar 
For Lynn

I Wish You Well

Its a new day
and my time is up
but I wish you well
I wish you well

Sometimes
the feeling just ain't right
but I wish you well
I wish you well

A little rumble here in paradise
but I love you so
a drowning island in your ocean eyes
and I need you so
I need you so

Woman
you never treat me right
but I wish you well
I wish you well

someday
You're gonna pay the price
but I wish you well
I wish you well

Well I'll be waiting by the water line
for the storm to pass
I wanna be here when you switch the light
and be mine at last
be mine at last

I Wish You Well (Live Acoustic- Original Composition)

This is a speech given by Mike Lucas in the early 1980s. It is about how the trades unions have damaged themselves more than the union busters ever could have, and it offers solutions to move towards the future.

Mike Lucas

Slippery Slopes

The Easiest Way To Cry Is Laughter

NoxiousWeedsTake1

He kicked my ass.
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Mick Southerland of Texas, plays a blend of pop and indie electronic with unique inspiration from greats the likes of David Bowie, Joy Division and Flaming Lips. The blend of melancholic lyrics and lush, old-school pop melodies find a way to be reminiscent of classic 80s music yet modern for today's indie music scene.

Mick Southerland on FB: www.facebook.com/micksoutherlandmusic/

“Ghost in this House is one of the best debut albums that I’ve heard.”
– NO DEPRESSION ROOTS MUSIC JOURNAL

"Slumber" 9/10.
"Instantly captivating and entirely impressive, ‘Slumber’ has hidden frailty that makes it mesmerizing, largely due to Mick’s vocals and the presence that they bring...Echoing with shades of early U2, Arcade Fire, and the textured emotive qualities of Death Cab For Cutie, ‘Slumber’ is a cultivated mix of wonderfully melancholic tones that expand and spread to become a lavish soundscape."

KICK

Original song, recorded on my iPhone in a single take on a single track.  I play a David Newton Grand Concert Acoustic Guitar equipped with a B-bender installed by Gene Parsons.

Missouri Highway 6

A shout out to Peter Green RIP- One of the greatest blues players ever lived, and a big influence on my budding guitar skills.

Oh Well -Peter Green tribute (Live Acoustic)

Middle Aged American Dad.  In my precious spare time I fool around on guitar, mandolin, banjo, harmonica, and foot drums.  Currently working on an album of fingerstyle guitar instrumentals.  I’m open to licensing my instrumentals for soundtracks, background music, commercials, whatever.  All recorded tracks posted here are home demos recorded on my iPhone.  Single takes, no overdubs.

Missouri Highway 6

Ryan Madiar

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