Here is a collection of songs that I created while taking Rob Scallon's Songwriting Cheat Codes course, each recorded in an hour. (His Course challenges you to write songs using different songwriting techniques in addition to getting it done in an hour timeframe.)

One-Hour Songs: Just Add Water!

Pretty Much the Band "Spirit"

The 70s Called and They Want Their Song Back

Desert Odyssey

Some Other Sun

And now, emanating from the Secaucus Lounge of the
Fabulous Fandango Hotel in Weehawken, New Jersey -
We proudly present the celestial melodies of Lou Waxman
And his Orchestra, who ask the age old musical question...

If you've ever been hurt by your main squeeze, deceived by your best friend, or down to your last dime and ready to call it quits, this cat has the solution if you have the time to listen.

Ladies and Gentlemen's...and all those who wish to be considered so! Here 'tis! Here goes the greatest remedy for the blues on earth! The results obtained by the use of this track have been phenomenal!

Inspiration from Floyd "Dipper Boy" Council III(The Devil's Daddy-In-Law)

Your enemy cannot harm you, but watch your close friend - Rev. Edward W. Clayborn

I wanted to buy me some cakes but I had shot dice and lost my roll - Blind Lemon Jefferson, Bakershop Blues

"Sweet Singer of the Swamplands Here to Do a Few Tunes between Homicides" - January 3, 1935, headline in the New York Herald Tribune announcing the arrival of Leadbelly

I had to steal music from every which a way to get it... to get it to fit - Willie McTell, intro to The Dyin' Crapshooter's Blues

Some folks dig the swamp blues...I YAM THE SWAMP, Y'ALL !

They tell me God don't like ugly. Said, boy, your home's in hell - Sam Chatmon, God Don't Like Ugly

When Paramount Records got the ol' chap to make this record, they put over a big one for the Blues! He is a blues preacher that knows how to pick and holler! Listen to this a here record right now!

Take Back Your Heart, I Ordered Liver! - a jazz title without the actual song, according to Dave Van Ronk

Aunt Caroline Dye she told me,
"Son, you don't have to live so rough"
"I'm going to fix you up a mojo, oh Lord, so you can strut your stuff"
[Go on and strut yo' stuff!]

Originality is way overrated. To make, you need to take. All great artists do
All has not been said and never will be
Only those with no memory insist on their originality

I know my crown gonna fit me well, 'cause tried it on at the gates of hell - Reverend Gary Davis 

'Scuse my cough, I slept in a chicken house last night. - Jesse Fuller

Drop the bomb, y'all! - Snooks Eaglin

We wrote this song, it's our own compose' - Sleepy John Estes, Don't You Want To Know 1941

All right boys, say, play that piano loud and bring me some more of that catjuice up there - Peg Leg Howell, "Chittlin' Supper"

Mark Twain once said, "I can live for two months on a good compliment."

Chinatown! They got the best ol' food they ever had in Chinatown! - Leadbelly

(about Elvis Presley) I wasn't just a fan, I was his brother. He said I was good and I said he was good; we never argued about that. Elvis was a hard worker, dedicated, and God loved him. Last time I saw him was at Graceland. We sang "Old Blind Barnabus" together, a gospel song. I love him and hope to see him in heaven. There'll never be another like that soul brother.--James Brown

I don't play 'em, I stomp 'em. - Bukka White

When you go down on Deep Ellum, keep your carburator clean, 'cause the women on Deep Ellum sell you dirty gasoline - Bill Neely

If I had one biscuit, and you hadn't eaten nothin' in a month, I'd break it in two and eat both pieces - Yank Rachell to Howard Armstrong in Louie Bluie

Here she comes! The Black Diamond Express to Hell with Sin the Engineer holding the throttle wide open; Pleasure is the headlight, and the devil is the conductor. You can feel the roaring of the express and the moanin' of the drunkards, liars, gamblers and other folk who have got aboard. They are hell-bound and they don't want to go. The train makes eleven stops but nobody can get off - Vocalion advertisement for Rev. A.W. Nix's 1927 recording Black Diamond Express to Hell

"...When I play-- if you pay attention, what I sing the guitar sings, too. And what the guitar say, I say."--Mississippi Fred McDowell The Great

Gravedigger's Blues (Tribute To Sir Mark Lanegan)

Voici la playlist pour ce 85e épisode de la série "Le Groupe" de L'Univers du Prog, consacré à The Moody Blues !

Pour l'intro :
- The nights in white satin (The Moody Blues, 1967)

Pour le reste de l'épisode :
01- Go now (The Moody Blues, 1965)
02- Dawn dawn is a feeling (The Moody Blues, 1967)
03- The nights in white satin (The Moody Blues, 1967)
04- Visions of paradise (The Moody Blues, 1968)
05- Dear diary (The Moody Blues, 1969)
06- Have you heard, Partie 1 (The Moody Blues, 1969)
07- The voyage (The Moody Blues, 1969)
08- Have you heard, Partie 2 (The Moody Blues, 1969)
09- Gypsy (The Moody Blues, 1969)
10- Eternity road (The Moody Blues, 1969)
11- Candle of life (The Moody Blues, 1969)
12- Melancholy man (The Moody Blues, 1970)

Turn Of The Cards (Remastered)

#85 Le groupe : The Moody Blues

Cette deuxième émission sur le proto-prog va explorer plutôt des artistes peu connus mais de qualité. Au programme:
Cressida: Munich [9‘32"; from "Asylum" ; UK (Londres); Progressif symphonique/folk; 1971]
Catapilla: Thank Christ For George [12‘6"; from "Changes" ; UK (Londres); Jazzy/progressif/étrange/expérimental; 1972]
Spring: Golden Fleece [6‘58"; from "Spring" ; UK (Leicester); Progressif/Folk/Symphonique; 1971]
Raw Material: Sun good [11‘14"; from "Time is…" ; UK (Londres); Progressif/Jazzy/Blues/Hard/étrange; 1971]
Marsupilami: Dorian Deep [7‘34"; from "Marsupilami" ; UK (Taunton); Progressif/étrange/expérimental/Hard; 1970]
Greatest Show on Earth: Horizons [14‘1"; from "Horizons" ; UK (Londres); Progressif/Jazzy/Psyché; 1970]
Czar: Cecelia [8‘18"; from "Czar" ; UK (Londres); Hard/psyché/symphonique; 1970]
Room: Pre-flight (pt I & II) [9‘0"; from "Pre-flight" ; UK (Blandford Forum); Folk/Progressif/Jazzy; 1970]
Zoo: Mammouth [7‘30"; from "Zoo" ; France (Paris); Expérimental/étrange; 1969]

Progscopie - 343 - 20250109 - Proto-prog (pt 2)

No details. Said to be from Little Egypt, Illinois. Proficient-esque on guitar, One String Homemade Diddley Bow, Congas, and Mississippi saxophone. Present whereabouts unknown. Alleged step/half cousin in-law of Boregard Rippy.

"He sounds like two flat tires on a dirt road, tryin' to catch up."--RS

“What I love about playing music (is) because I did my own singing and do my own thing, didn't have to worry about nobody crossin' me.”

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