A Constant Star, In The Night And Day

Troubadour's Blues

This love is here to stay

How Many Credits, Do I Need To Pay

Can you feel the Blues

Hammond Organ Blues (Tribute to Jimmy Smith)

This song is a blues ballad about the lingering presence of the past and its impact on the present. The lyrics explore the theme of being haunted by memories and regrets, and the struggle to break free from their grasp.

The singer is tormented by "shadows" of the past that continue to haunt them. They try to forget, but the memories keep resurfacing, causing pain and regret. The lyrics convey a sense of being trapped and unable to move on.

The chorus emphasizes the enduring nature of these shadows, stating that they "won't let me go." The memories are fading, but their emotional impact remains strong, leaving the speaker with a "heavy heart."

Despite the pain and struggle, the song also offers a glimmer of hope. In the final verse, the speaker expresses a determination to "find my way" and "break free" from the shadows. This suggests a journey towards healing and overcoming the past.


Lyric

[Verse]
Darkness falls upon me.
Shadows linger in my past.
Haunted by what used to be.
Can't escape the die is cast.

[Chorus]
Oh, the shadows of my past.
They won't let me go.
Memories fading way too fast.
A heavy heart, so low.

[Solo]

[Verse]
I try to forget.
But the past won't let it be.
Stuck in a dark regret.
Longing for what could've been, you see.

[Chorus]
Oh, the shadows of my past.
They won't let me go.
Memories fading way too fast.
A heavy heart, so low.

[Solo]

[Verse]
Sunlight breaks through clouds.
But shadows still remain.
Whispering in crowds.
A constant, haunting pain.

[Chorus]
Oh, the shadows of my past.
They won't let me go.
Memories fading way too fast.
A heavy heart, so low.

[Solo]

[Verse]
I walk a lonely road.
Shadows by my side.
A heavy, weary load.
In this life, I can't hide.

[Chorus]
Oh, the shadows of my past.
They won't let me go.
Memories fading way too fast.
A heavy heart, so low.

[Solo]

[Verse]
But I will find my way.
Through darkness, I'll break free.
Embrace a brighter day.
Leave the shadows, finally.

[Chorus]
Oh, the shadows of my past.
They won't let me go.
Memories fading way too fast.
A heavy heart, so low.

[Solo]

[Outro]

The shadows of my Past

Soul in My Heart is a timeless classic soul ballad with a powerful vocal performance and a soulful horn section. The lyrics express deep longing and heartache, and the melody is both memorable and emotionally resonant.

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Alright, let me tell you about my musical journey, which has taken me through quite a few different styles and instruments.

I started with a formal music education, where I studied French horn and church organ. I really immersed myself in the world of classical music, playing in concert bands and orchestras. Later on, I joined a military band, which gave me the chance to explore a wider range of instruments. I played clarinet, trumpet, trombone, and of course, horn. It was a great experience to be part of such a disciplined and professional musical organization.

Beyond performing, I also developed a keen interest in the mechanics of musical instruments. I became a church organ builder and a restorer of mechanical instruments. This allowed me to combine my love of music with my fascination for how instruments work. I found it incredibly rewarding to bring these complex and beautiful machines back to life.

In more recent years, I've found myself drawn to the raw emotion and soulful expression of the blues. I've taken up the blues harmonica, and I'm really enjoying the journey of learning this instrument and exploring this genre. The blues feels like a natural fit for me, a way to connect with music on a deeper, more personal level.

So, that's a little bit about my musical background. It's been a diverse and winding path, but I'm grateful for all the experiences and opportunities I've had along the way.



Lobo Loco come from Göppingen Germany.
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With ten learning for two years a little bit Piano,
but the teacher was a cholerical alcoholic.

With sixteen I started to learn Piano onesmore
without notes autodidactical.
With twenty also Acustic Guitar ... more and more
Instruments ... and so on.

- First Band 1989: "Satyr" (Metall)

- Up from 1990 started recording for myself
with SOFA SONG releases. Folk Songs, Singersongwriter Songs.

- First Solo Live Concert 1999: "Lobo Loco" (ON UNBRAUCHBAR)
- Up to 2011 diverse self Recordings (Folk, Electro, Jazz, Blues)

- Second Band 2012: "Hippie House Jam Band" (Funk & Soul)
- Third Band Project since 2014: "KieLobot" (Electro Jazz, Funk)
- Fourth Band Project since 2015: "Mushroom Funghi" (Krautrock, Spcacerock, Psychedelic Rock)

Original songs are uploaded here (unless specified). Some performed & recorded live others are produced studio tracks . Musical skills include Vocals, slide/ acoustic/ electric/ bass guitar. Thank You for visiting this site.
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