Rock The Night Away

Give It A Rest

Frozen Heart

Written by The Neville Brothers

Performed by Yelena & bitzone
Yelena (vocals, acoustic guitars, MIDI programmed synths, field recording)
https://soundcloud.com/bitzone (samples - strings and e-guitar, bass, percussion, and production)

Image: Notturno by Lionella Nasi from "Gli Adornatori del Libro in Italia", 1923-1927 compilation

Field recording is of daily 7PM cheers for New York City essential workers during COVID-19 pandemic

Yellow Moon
(with the excerpt from Lord Byron's poem)

Yellow moon, yellow moon
Why you keep looking in my window?
Do you know something 
You know something I don't know

Did you see my baby 
Walking down them railroad tracks?
Oh can you tell me
If he is ever coming back?

Is he hid out with another
Or is he trying to get back home?
Is he wrapped up in some other arms
Or he is somewhere all alone?

With your eyes so bright and a-shiny
You can see the whole damn land
Yellow moon, can you tell me 
If another stole my man?

Yellow moon, yellow moon, yellow moon,
Did you see my creole baby?
Oh can you tell me 
If he is still friend of mine

...
(spoken)
So, we'll go no more a roving
   So late into the night,
Though the heart be still as loving,
   And the moon be still as bright.
...

With your eyes so bright and a-shiny
You can see the whole damn land
Yellow moon, can you tell me 
If another stole my man?

Yellow moon, yellow moon, yellow moon,
Did you see my creole baby?
Oh can you tell me 
If he is still friend of mine

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Yellow Moon [bitzone production]

Remastered using SC's remastering feature.

Published on SC 21 March 2021

....versus The South Korean Sound System

I, Reboot (remaster)

After building a new acoustic guitar and fitting it with a set of nylon strings, this was was an obvious choice for proof of concept. Please enjoy...

#GetMorePlays #Beatles #Blackbird #Acoustic

Blackbird Acoustic [Instrumental]

Adjusting My Attitude

Back with the wonderful Georg Boehme on tenor sax and Stephan Lipinski on guitar with this original, We Gotta Bring This Together.  Such talented musicians!  Love what they do
https://soundcloud.com/georg-boehme
https://soundcloud.com/pinner

Thanks as always for your generous time listening, for your comments and for your shares

We Gotta Bring This Together - Georg Boehme / Stephan Lipinski / Jamie Rhind

I Already Know

Another collaboration with the wonderful Janine Levinson.
Here are Janine's lyrics.
take my broken heart and candy-coat it
take my empty room and fill it full of sugar roses
cause we’re walking in four leaf clover
our lonely days are over!
they’re just a memory to us now

bad luck comes and goes just like the wind and weather
and my luck changed the moment love blew us together
now we’re walking in four leaf clover
our lonely days are over
they’re just a memory to us now
a memory to us now
a memory to us now

we’re walking in four leaf clover
we’re walking in four leaf clover
we’re walking in four leaf clover now!

Four Leaf Clover (A Janine Levinson Collaboration)

Unknown album (2/23/2021 6:10:36 PM)

Waxing Moon

HELLO MY FRIENDS!  
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I am a Drummer/Singer/Songwriter/Guitarist/Producer. I've played in various types of bands over the years, Rock, Folk, Irish, Reggae, Jazz, Funk, Country, and Avant Garde. I'm best known for playing drums through multiple re-incarnations of Shiva's Headband, the eclectic, legendary psychedelic era band from Austin. One of my songs appears on "In the Primo of Life", and I co-wrote "Roots Rock Station" with Spencer Perskin, which first appeared on "Remember The Armadillo" and was re-released on "The Temple of Rock N Roll". I also co-produced the CD, "So You Don't Go Barefoot", by Sue Perskin of Shiva's. This cloud focuses on my songwriting. Credit is given to any and all musicians involved. Otherwise everything you hear I've done myself.

Give It A Rest

Steve Whitfield of Austin