An excellent collaboration, chaps. Great work.

so beautiful and uplifting. Brilliant guitars Jonathan! Well written and produced.

Great song and sound - fantastic collaboration!

nice to have this breathe without drums or percussion; the guitar keeps reaching up and grabbing at my earlobes; a good vibrato guitar with just a touch of grit is always a pleasure, and the relaxed vocal lets the message come through  --nice work Both!!!

Very nice quiet version. The calm musical background creates a nice dreamy atmosphere. Very soulful. Great good collab result!

Good job, I loved it, soothing and calm sound, great .👌

Excuse the vocals as I am not a vocalist.  Wrote this song with Bruce Wallace.  Like any opinion..Thanks

AMAZING GRACE WHAT AN AWSOME SOUND By Doc Van Nice and Bruce Wallace

Beefus and I ended our @cabal-akademik project at the beginning of this year. We decided to head in a different direction this time. @beefusbruiser

A an enthusiastic salute and thanks to Dark Fidelity Hi-Fi's Rick Jones for the amazing mastering job!  @richard-jones-215  @rick-jones-539511301 

When all the rivers and oceans have dried up you shed no tears
It's all beyond us now
Look at the pain and destruction you brought us,
you have no shame
it's you I blame

they're watching all of the flames and the smoke that's burning
The clouds are tumbling down, sheer panic, don't look back
Brother man, you happy? why did you do this to me...
When the Crows speak

We will always be here
you will fade away

they're watching all of the flames and the smoke that's burning
The clouds are tumbling down, sheer panic, don't look back
Brother man, you happy? why did you do this to me...
When the Crows speak


https://cabalakademik.bandcamp.com/album/trespassers
https://cabalakademik.bandcamp.com/album/bedimmed
https://bpweatnurecords.bandcamp.com/album/workshop

When Crows Speak | Beefus B & Belial Pelegrim

;-Energie Spontanée-;

Inspired by the wonderful series "Cosmos" by Carl Sagan, Ann Druyan and Steven Soter from 1978-1979, I am trying to dedicate a piece of music to every single episode of the 13-part series; partly based on the theme tune by Vangelis, but also my own ideas. I hope you have fun with it...
Carl Sagan opens the program with a description of the cosmos and a "Ship of the Imagination" (shaped like a dandelion seed). The ship journeys through the universe's hundred billion galaxies, the Local Group, the Andromeda Galaxy, the Milky Way, the Orion Nebula, our Solar System, and finally the planet Earth. Eratosthenes' successful calculation of the circumference of Earth leads to a description of the ancient Library of Alexandria. Finally, the "Ages of Science" are described, before pulling back to the full span of the Cosmic Calendar. Note: the revised version of the series adds an introduction by Ann Druyan to this episode, recorded after Sagan's death, in which she discusses some of the changes that occurred in the years after its broadcast.

Cosmos

Cosmos Part I - The Shores Of The Cosmic Ocean

Fog (2Hours-Song-Making)

Delighted that Tim agreed to join the fun on this track, adding an array of guitars, bass and other sprinklings of magic from his box of tricks.  Please listen to his great songs at @penelopes-thrill.

Stop 
start spinning around
my head can barely hear a sound

Fold yourself in crowds
Do you never find the words 
to say out loud?
oh

Bloodshot be more kind
Did you say that we get better over time?
Oh no
Find yourself sunshine
Did you mean it when you said that you were fine?
Oh no

Are you homesick 
lost in other lives?
by the old bricks
built to bridge the skies

When there's nothing to say
and there's nothing to do
It's a good day for bad news..

Burn
blue skying bear
is there nothing left that's standing there
any more?

Are you homesick
lost between the lights?
By the old bricks
built to scrape the skies

When there's nothing to say
and there's nothing to do
It's a good day for bad news

When there's nothing to say
and there's nothing to do
It's a good day for bad news

Find yourself a life sometimes
Douse yourself in brightest lights
You can(n't) fool all of the people all of the time

It's a good day for bad news
(when there's nothing to see
but the sky burning blue
it's a good day for bad news
When there's nothing to say
and there's nothing to take
It's a good day for bad news).

It's a good day for bad news..

Good Day for Bad News (by Paul and Penelope's Thrill)

THE DAY OF THE GREEN EARTH - IMPROMPTU

As the title suggests, I made this piece to commemorate World Earth Day. And this piece is largely improvised, so I found Impromptu a fitting description. The accompanying guitar is playing parts that have been in my head for some time now, the lead guitar responds to them spontaneously. 

I filmed myself live while recording this track, you can see it here: https://youtu.be/eK4Z6XMy2xs

As always I really enjoy your likes, shares and comments!
-Dan

Data:
All music, arranging, composition, bass & guitars by Daniël van den Berg, April, 2021
Guitar: Joan Cashimira, modelo 145, spruce top w/ cocobolo sides and back, Gata de Gorgos (Alicante), 2015
Recorded using an Apogee MiC.
Mixed in Auria, masterered in Auria and Final Touch.
Photo and edit by Dan van den Berg, 2021

The Day of the Green Earth - Impromptu for two acoustic guitars | Dan van den Berg

Fine spiced smooth jazzy mood. Enjoy! 😎👍

Chilled

For two people, from two different generations after me, who stood up early in life to tell the truth to those who could receive it, inspiring admiration, self reflection, gratitude & activism in pursuit of the necessary changes to ensure civil rights for all, and the continuation of human life on Earth.
Blessings, Ani & Greta <3 <3

Featuring ;:=))

Jonathan Beckenstein / Bass, Organ, Lead Guitar, & Final Mix @jonathan_beckenstein
Steve Whitfield / Songwriter, Rhythm Guitar, & Vocals

Wisdom Of A Child (w/ Jonathan Beckenstein)

The World outside is a mirror. If you changed, the World outside will change with you.
I Love You! 💖

Mirror

My new moody Celtic offering full of piano, erhu, clarinet, bass, drums and synths! Mastered by my wonderful bf Sander once more. Thank you, always....😊❤️❤️❤️🎶😊🎤🎼🎧🎹

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HELLO MY FRIENDS!  
I recommend navigating this large, chaotic cloud by tracks or playlists.
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.

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