GOLDWOOD & GARFUNKEL (CECILIA)

The Sound of Silence's cover (ft. piano Sœren Bebe) 2024

Kathy's Song - Live Cover, Simon & Garfunkel

Beautiful song written and recorded by Simon and Garfunkel for the film watership down. Enjoy my cover and my wifes painting of the rabbit! Actually it's a hare

Bright Eye's - Watership Down

The Sound of Silence (Cover)

Original song is by Simon & Garfunkel: https://open.spotify.com/track/3YfS47QufnLDFA71FUsgCM?si=2526a73b25884d51

NOT MY SONG SOUNDCOUD, ITS A COVER

Intermetal used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVgfQNgACDo

Sound Of Silence (Cover)

Lyrics:

Brought on the ballast, shipped from the south 
You and I don’t belong on these city streets 
But you keep growing through the cracks 
You grow through all of these broken things 

Amaranth, you’re not alone 
Love lies bleeding bright red through the winter 
Brooklyn rising up grey all around her 
Unfading flower 
Amaranth 

Maybe I was already gone 
But I guess I thought it was fine 
To live my life on the run 
And not even know I was dying 

Amaranth, you’re not alone 
Love lies bleeding bright red through the winter 
Brooklyn rising up grey all around her 
Unfading flower 
Amaranth 

It’s hard to pull yourself up 
When you don’t think you need it
It’s hard to dig for the root 
When you can’t even see it 
And if you don’t know 
That you’re bleeding 
You can’t heal your wounds
When you think you’re bulletproof

Amaranth 
Instrumental chorus

I buried myself under the snow
I used to think spring could save me
The thing is, what I know now
Is only I can do the saving

Amaranth, you’re not alone 
Love lies bleeding bright red through the winter 
Brooklyn rising up grey all around her 
Unfading flower 
Amaranth 

Amaranth


Song and lyrics by Alicia Best and Robert Jackson 
Copyright A Different Thread 2024

Amaranth

I found a simple "lie-la-lie" quite intimating.

The Boxer

I am just a poor boy
Though my story's seldom told
I have squandered my resistance
For a pocketful of mumbles
Such are promises
All lies and jest
Still a man hears what he wants to hear
And disregards the rest
When I left my home and my family
I was no more than a boy
In the company of strangers
In the quiet of the railway station
Running scared
Laying low, seeking out the poorer quarters
Where the ragged people go
Looking for the places only they would know

Asking only workman's wages, I come looking for a job
But I get no offers
Just a come-on from someone on 7th Avenue
I do declare, there were times when I was so lonesome
I took some comfort there, la-la-la-la-la-la-la

Then I'm laying out my winter clothes
And wishing I was gone, going home
Where the New York City winters aren't bleeding me
Leading me, going home
In the clearing stands a boxer
And a fighter by his trade
And he carries the reminders
Of every glove that laid him down
Or cut him till he cried out
In his anger and his shame
"I am leaving, I am leaving"
But the fighter still remains

The Boxer (Simon & Garfunkel Cover)

Dark and paranoid psychedelic folk-tronica about how struggle to break the cycle of addictive, compulsive behaviour.  Written, performed and produced by ThinWhiteJukebox @2022, from the yet-to-be-completed album "All That Is Lost Will Be Found Again"

Contains samples from "Gris-Gris Gumbo ya Ya" By Dr. John, from the 1968 album "Gris-Gris"

Compulsion

A happy song about trauma, and how it follows you down the years. Written, performed and produced by ThinWhiteJukebox @2023

The Bodies That We Bury

This is the first version I recorded of this song, on the day I wrote it.
It's  gentler than the final version, and has a sound collage of voices instead of a first verse. It's a song about someone losing themselves to obsessive anger. It's a sad song- someone doesn't notice the good things around them in their life because they've been seduced by simplistic cultish thinking. It's definitely a response to lots going on today with 'culture wars' but it could be about a lot of different things- perhaps political or religious extremes, or 'manosphere' nonsense. It's about how those things might affect an individual

The Fight (gentle version)

El-condor-pasa (Ukulele Club de Montpellier)

Track Listing:
1.Family don't change
2.Get Marioed
3.Another day in the Pink Pony Club
4.Isn't she walking?
5.Inside intern
6.Shots story
7.Far from victorious 
8.Heartless gay fish
9.Since I have a psycho killer
10.Waters of Kong

That you can do 2 stop me

The Sound of Silence

i love you darling, i do
i love your eyes, in the morning they’re blue
you never change, but by three they’re so green
stress of the day makes them grey, so i’ve seen

i love you darling, i do
i love your hair when it curls from the dew
edge of your lip makes a frown when i cry
the light of my life is a fire, you’re a sign

fire sign [demo]

Bridge Over Troubled Water (Simon and Garfunkel) piano

From Lincoln's county seat, where the wheat grows gold and uniform, ThinWhiteJukebox cast his life-raft adrift to the north sea winds, and landed on the shores of the low country.


Today he resides in and around the beautiful city of Utrecht, from where his scattered troubador mind creates his unique fusion of tender melancholia, folk, lo-fi, psychedelia, electronica. 

Forged under the influence of Neil Young, Radiohead, Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Grandaddy, The Flaming Lips, The Beach Boys, David Bowie, Spiritualized, Leonard Cohen, Nick Cave, Tom Waits, Syd Barrett, The Smiths, The Kinks, Fleet Foxes, Father John Misty, Daniel Johnson, Primal Scream, Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gaye, Feist and many others.

just an amateur singer..., lmk how u feel

I am an artist, writer and musician from Hastings, UK.  I make slightly wonky acoustic folk-pop, often with unusual guitar tunings, along with instrumentals that mix acoustic and electronic textures. 

Musically my current obsession is Judee Sill.
But it always comes back to the music of my childhood- The Cocteau Twins, The Waterboys, ABBA, The Beatles, Joni Mitchell, Kate Bush.

“One road is ending, another road begins, come on let’s do it over again” - A Different Thread

Some things are just meant to be. Alicia Best (US) and Robert Jackson (UK) met while busking on the cobbled streets of Ireland and discovered both a musical and personal harmony that was serendipitous. In the decade since forming A Different Thread, Best and Jackson have taken their act on the road, touring over a dozen countries, supporting artists such as The Milk Carton Kids and Jody Stephens (Big Star), and garnering critical praise from the likes of Folk Radio UK, which hailed the duo as “warm, deep songwriters that have drank from the well of 20th century tradition.”

Their new album, Over Again (out Sep 2nd 25’), was written during a period of transition, marked by their arrival stateside and a solar eclipse. Recording began in their tiny home studio, continued in Sylvan Esso's Betty's (The Mountain Goats, Watchhouse), and finished at Alma Vale Studio (Phantom Limb/Yola, Elles Bailey) in the UK. 

Their sound is transcontinental, blending Jackson's British folk rock background with Best's North Carolina-bred alt-country melodies. Informed by their life experiences (navigating visas, vanlife, love across oceans) and liberal commentary on both environmental and social justice topics, the album mixes electric guitars with Appalachian dulcimer, gospel-tinged vocals with honky-tonk fiddle. While inspired by artists like Gillian Welch, The Avett Brothers, and John Prine, A Different Thread maintain a distinct sound that is all their own. 

Alicia and Robert see the creation of Over Again as a testament to the power that music has to heal and transform: “For us, this album marks a new beginning—like a rebirth—as we shed negative cycles to work towards a brighter future.”

A Shitty mashup artist who’s also Autistic

A songwriter and novice harmonica player who is vocally challenged rides coat tails of musician friend.  The recent posting of 42 songs are raw vocal tracks from a mere 3 hours of recording studio time (given to me as a Christmas gift).   
     These are great songs that are best heard from the original artist.  Check them out.  I love those "Hobo Tunes" and feel compelled to croak Croce.  I'll tell you, I had a blast in a real recording studio.  Thank You Andrew and Mockingbird Music Studio.

Brad Churchill has videos posted on You Tube.

What's the track I like best?  While Vocal Destruction is fun, and I'm most proud of writing Whiskey with Wade, I'd say Diablo Wind.  It moves me.  I wrote it but left the rest to the professionals.  Ah, and that Piano.

I'm playing guittar last 30 years as a public player & singer. I call myself el-Mariachi and think of me that way :) to make people happy when we are singing together with open air and fire in the night. I'm plaing ballads and shanties. The first music record is about songs I love to play and sing "My covers". Second will be with shanties. 

Hi, I started out singing in the 60's. I played in several groups, made a few records. Never went fully pro just played youth clubs, pubs, and socials. 

I play a little guitar and piano just mainly chords and I write a few songs. I purchased a Tyros work station keyboard about 14 years ago and started recording many songs mainly covers. Hope you enjoy listening to some of them.

other accounts
https://soundcloud.com/ogdro20188
https://soundcloud.com/jarryjuggins
https://soundcloud.com/lexii2006
https://soundcloud.com/sinful-records2
https://soundcloud.com/lilmeat72
https://soundcloud.com/ratereally4

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