Name: Frisco (1992-recording) by Sound Toned
Duration: 3 min 6 s
Description: Not so good sound on this one. It´s recorded 1992 on a 4-channel recorder.

Great textures here.  I really enjoyed this.

otroligt bra kvalite på detta Peter... både musikaliskt och inspelningstekniskt... Och  20 år sen... Ja,  det är skrämmande hur fort tiden rusar...

Really pretty song man. Sounds a little bit 90s influenced. That's what I try to do with my music too. Awesome decade for music.

you are an all around guy, from jazz to pop to folk.... you are sickly talented nice to be in your cloud!

Irish soul Folk

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_snKFfDFy4E&feature=share&list=TLoGZs-vX5McKwyunOgh8LAFTX7MQ8Arx0

Here's a live version my my song ' Homebird '. Have a wee look at the video if you like. Thanks.

Rónán 

Rónán Kearney - Homebird -  (The Mullaghmore House Sessions)- Video link

Original song ' Can I Come Back ' Lyrics and music written by Brian Clayton
 new arrangement and production by Bobby Freeze (Robert Marchand) .


Can I Come Back -  Bobby Freeze - Brian Clayton

I made an appeal for some guitar solos for this.Here's the first.This is the country blues take on the song. Joseph has given it that authentic North Carolina charm <a href="http://soundcloud.com/houckjt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Joseph Houck</a>


SC Blues Feat Mr Joseph Houck on guitar

Becoming
From In The Hills, The Cities by James Edge And The Mindstep

Music and Lyrics by James Edge

James Edge - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar 
Andy Waterworth - Double Bass
Calina De La Mare - Violin I 
Alison Dods - Violin II 
Sophie Sirota - Viola 
Sarah Willson - Cello

String Quartet arranged and directed by Robert Kirby

Produced by James Edge 
Recorded by Tom Aitkenhead 
Mixed by Tom Aitkenhead and James Edge 
Mastered by Ade Emsley

Download

Becoming - Released 26 Feb 2016 on Folkstock Records

Not so good sound on this one. It´s recorded 1992 on a 4-channel recorder. 

Frisco (1992-recording)

Opening song to the album 'a brown cafe at 3am' (2009).  

Lyrics: 

A brown cafe at 3am, got the twelfth-bar blues again, I drink to you, I drink to you.
So one more for the road my friend. Who knows when this road will end? So drain your cup, goodbye, good luck.

You and I can never be, living in this low country, we're two wrongs, trying to make a right.

Off my head as I watch the sun, burning through the City scum - I rub my face - of you no trace

You and I can never be, living in this low country, we're two wrongs, trying to make a right.

And on the streets, bottles roll, empty trams and empty souls, I'll make my way, home someday
It's a tribute to a certain cafe and a certain friend at a certain time of night. 
Lilting, late and heartbreaking.
Goes down  well with a chilled Duvel in a filthy glass.
Now included on 'A Prize Every Time - The Greatest Bits'
There's a new video to accompany my favourite song:
http://youtu.be/1jArzvOF83c

A Prize Every Time - The Greatest Bits

Low Country

Purchase on Bandcamp

A very old spiritual. I learnt this tune by listening to Corey Harris' version, so my arrangement is fairly similar. A very big thankyou to http://soundcloud.com/idrisdavies for once again agreeing to transform my guitar part into a song with his amazing vocals.

Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel (Traditional - Vocals by Idris Davies)

Calendar calls to me,
deadlines coming on again.
They never end.
Apriluaryember,
I get confused.

But I like the way
the sun shines better,
so low in these chilly skies,
the distant blue, luminous in clouds of grey.
It reminds of your eyes,
between the rainclouds.

You're so far.
You're miles from here.
Back secure in your hometown,
I should have known,
I should have known.

Still i like the way
the sun sets early,
red in the rust of this horizon.
Sometimes I seem to need a reason.
Other times I make another try.
Make another try.

Calendar gives its orders.
Now it's my time to go,
Go down into that old desk drawer.
into a dark and disused corner.

I should know,
I should have seen it coming.
Well, yes, I guess I saw it coming.

Down your road,
down your street,
down your lane.
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from Return to Normal's second LP, Blinking in the Brackens, now available for download and as a physical CD on Bandcamp at: http://returntonormal.bandcamp.com/

Recorded at our home in North Judson, Indiana; final mix and master by Jon Huxtable, smallfishrecordings.

Calendar - Return to Normal

written by stephen freeman/elizabeth tudhope

Forever touch and go

I love it all. If you think that I should concentrate on one kind of music, forget it. 
Monday-classical. Tuesday-country and some pop. Wednesday-techno and jazz. Thursday-resting. Friday-try to earn some money. Saturday-drinking beer. Sunday-writing some songs. 
Thats the way it is and if you think it´s too much you are probably right!

Frisco (1992-recording)

Sound Toned

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