“Witch on the Corner” is a slide blues powerhouse, a song loosely based on a biographical tale of gentrification wrapped up in family myth.  It tells the story of a disgruntled woman who views newcomers as foes until she meets the one that has her number.  Featuring hypnotic slide blues riffs, harmonica fills, Robert Plant like vocals, and Strontium’s signature powerful drumming, “Witch on the Corner” is a single to prove that The Margaret Hooligans can crossover into other genres with ease while retaining their distinctive sound.

“Witch On the Corner” is the fourth single being released from upcoming album, Saturday Night in Bartertown, due out in July 2023.

“Witch On the Corner” will be available on all streaming platforms, the band’s website and Bandcamp on Friday, April 21st, 2023.  The band is planning to release 5 new singles from the album every 5 weeks from January through June, with the full album release in July 2023.

“Witch On the Corner” was recorded in the basement of Piety Street Publishing, mixed and mastered by Jon Huxtable of Smallfish Recordings, and was produced by Mr. Strontium.

Witch On The Corner

Passion runs deep and love is the ultimate and best expression of it.
Love Blues was recorded in a car on a mobile phone one day.
I was feeling the vibe so much i just had to get it recorded any way i could.....Chris Beltran Sydney 2024.

Love Blues

A remixed oldie. Warning: The lyrics of this song contain depictions of interpersonal violence and suicide. That said: Hello… Glad you dropped by. Since I have been busy gardening lately, I haven’t been on SoundCloud all that much. But today… June 17th, it has been cold and rainy, with some snow (yes, snow!) predicted for tonight. So I have tarps and covers ready to go, to cover the frost sensitive plants. Years ago, when I first posted songs here, my exuberance often blinded me to just how bad those songs were. So I ended up posting and deleting songs all the time. Once a dude asked if I was using a mic, as the ‘white noise’ machine hiss of the HD was unbearable. He said it in the kindest of ways. I did end up getting a mic and also did a song thanking him. Other times, I used to introduce my songs with a deep, drawling voice. That was hilariously comedic. Another dude laughed so hard when I was first learning to sing. I posted a song with me warbling from baritone to high falsetto…. OMG. Later, I laughed too. People here were graciously patient and kind as I struggled to learn music way back when. Unlike a friend’s parents who chased him in an effort to take away his banjo and he never played music again. So thanks for bearing with me, as I test out vocal harmonies that really don’t work, or just wing a song, with no rhyme of reason. Or when I rant and howl about this or that. Because that kindness has allowed me to explore music in a way I never would have before.  Mark

Lammbone's Album

Equanimity And Loss

Recorded 3rd Dec 2017 - 18th Aug 2018

Acoustic Guitar = Yamaha F310
Electric Guitar= Gibson SG Special
Amp= Marshall MG 15 DFX

Little Hat Blues (Remastered 2021)

rollin' and tumblin' - Volcano Joe

This recording was done at "Red Brick Studios" Adelaide SA over a couple sessions... a collection of folky, bluesy, roots based orignals (plus a Robert Johnson cover of Cross Roads)...
The guitar and vocals were tracked live, and then layered percussion, harmonica, 2nd guitar and Didgeridoo as needed.

There is always a temptation to keep layering instruments, but I was conscious to keep a raw, authentic representation of my live sound.



Movin' On

Cross Roads

Cold Wind Blows

Sticks And Stones

Colour Outside The Lines

Spirit River Flow

Walk On Blues

SLIDE DEVINE

SWAMP

Composer/Singer/Performer 
VOCALS/GUITAR/UKU'LELE/ BASS.

Hii! I'm currently attempting reinvent my sound a tad :) New thangs comin' soon ;)

Also used for any music related projects on my Caveguy22 channel.

Email: Caveguy2realm@gmail.com

https://linktr.ee/mrvnmusic

Underground garage dance proto punk with a blatant disregard for conventional riffs or acceptable themes for songs.

Hey. I am a late bloomer musically. Initially I started on acoustic guitar, then within the last 4 years: Banjo, slide guitar, dobro, recorder, harmonica and singing.  Most of my songs are rough, unpolished, unpracticed, recordings made on an old laptop. Thank you for the love and support, the insights and ideas, the camaraderie and fellowship, Lammbone

Award Winning Multi-Instrumentalist Craig Atkins is a 'one-man band' songwriter and performer based in Adelaide SA (Kuarna Country), that regularly tours the country with his set up consisting of various Acoustic Guitars, Lap Slide, Cigar Box Guitars, Yidakis (Didgeridoos), Harmonica, Foot Percussion and Loop & Effect pedals.

New tracks tagged #Slide Blues