HOME DEMO - Another sad song about an old friend.

The smell of snow fills a winter’s night
As ghostly clouds float in the sky
I watch them drifting in the moonlight

And I see you 
In a moment out of time
I can feel the clocks unwind 
And I see you

This is where we used to ride
Past the bricks and through the pines 
So much mischief in your lively eyes 

And you know you’re in my heart
Though the dream was torn apart
Now and forever you will be
My shining star
A favorite sight so close to me   
And yet so far

The chill in the air reveals my breath
But yours was taken long ago
Now I haunt all the places we used to go

And I see you 
In a moment out of time
I can feel the clocks unwind 
And I see you

And I see you

KG Noble's Album

And I See You

Breezy pop tune. HOME DEMO All instruments/parts played by moi.

It was early June
When you came strolling up the shore
I was seventeen
And you weren’t a senior anymore
Your golden skin and dark tattoos
Were just the kind that I would choose
For myself -I wanted nothing else 

Your skin against my skin
Basking in the wind
As the ocean waves kept crashing down
Like a song without an end

Teenage summers when the world was new
No one ever felt like me and you
On a starry night
We’d be burning brighter than the sun
In those teenage summers

When vacation ended I went back to school and then
I guess we both pretended we could just be cool as friends
But I dreamed about that summer sun and the stories we had just begun
And I knew we’d do it all again

Your skin against my skin
Basking in the wind
As the ocean waves kept crashing down 
Like a song without an end

Teenage summers when the world was new
No one ever felt like me and you
On a starry night
We’d be burning brighter than the sun
In those teenage summers

Growing up so fast  -teenage summers
Never meant to last  -teenage summers
When the days were long and fancy free
And every moment meant so much
When you were next to me

Teenage summers when the world was new
No one ever felt like me and you
Teenage summers when the world was new
No one ever felt like me and you
On a starry night
We’d be burning brighter than the sun
In those teenage summers

Teenage Summers

An old demo of Pale Blue Eyes I did in the Silver Rockets days...

Pale Blue Eyes

Joe South These Are Not My People 5 16 22

Sheryl Crow & Emmylou Harris (Live)   Pale Blue Eyes

** You can buy a cassette or digital download of the mix on our bandcamp**
https://erisdrew.bandcamp.com/album/raving-disco-breaks-vol-ii-rock-the-house

T4T LUV NRG is about to rock your stereo this spring with a sequel to the label’s first release “Raving Disco Breaks Vol. I” (2018). Eris Drew wanted to create a new sound for the second volume of her acclaimed mixtape series instead of simply retracing the pure disco vibes of the original. Setting her sights and intentions on creating a rock ‘n’ roll infected house mix, Eris worked on building crates for the last five years, finally reaching an inflection point—a moment of concrescence—when she was ready to put the needle on the records and let the beats flow. “Rock The House” was born, a concept for Volume II built from musical fragments, memories, and synchronicities. There are no classic Big Beat tunes on Volume II, instead Eris kicks out the jams for this mix with non-stop house and breaks cuts featuring plenty of rockin’ vocal vamps, as well as the likes of Janis Jopin, Joe Strummer, Ramones, and Led Zeppelin—all sampled, scratched and dropped along the way. Both sides of the mix include some of her most personally coveted recordings. To gather these records, Eris spent decades identifying tracks from older mix cassettes recorded by her DJ heroes, such as Terry Mullan and Mystic Bill, as well as discovering many of the featured tracks through happenstance and countless hours digging through dusty bins and YouTube rips. Each of the tracks on Volume II are at least 20 years old—some much older—but fresh is the word here, and the word is freeeesh!

Now, as the snow melts and the flowers of rave romance start to bloom, T4T wants to know one thing…Are U ready to rock right?

Incredible String Theory 6 6 24

Robin Hall