Part 2 of show 4, sharing a platform with the excellent @maricopa 

Find a blog post and linked up tracklists here - 

https://www.mixamorphosis.com/2024/01/different-strokes-show-4-maricopa.html

Tracklist (Part 2)

01. Rhian Sheehan – Traveller - (Loop Recordings)
02. Camelle Hinds - Sausalito Calling (Blazing Encore’s Take It As You Please Regroove) (Black On Black Recordings)
03. Walter Hawkins – Metropolis (Leng)
04. Jon Hopkins – Searchlight - (Just Music)
05. Turin Brakes – Ether Song - (Source)
06. Arthur Lee – Everybody’s Gotta Live (The Apple Scruffs Edit) - (A&M Records)
07. The Search Party – So Many Things Have Got Me Down (Ole Smokey‘s Instrumental Edit) - (Century Records)
08. Interfearance – Never Changes Pt 1 - (FFRR)
09. Unforscene – The Intro (Waiting For Rain) - (Kudos Records)
10. Fissunix – Ramble On Blues - (Not On Label)
11. DJ Shadow – Scale It Back (Ex-Friendly Space Mix) - (Island)
12. Naum Gabo – Dino - (Throne Of Blood)
13. Onyricon – Sweet Dream (Sun Mix) - (Aficionado Recordings)
14. Charles Bukowski – The Laughing Heart (Softmore Version)
15. Outkast – Spottieottiedopalicious - (LaFace Records)
16. JJ Cale – Magnolia - (Mercury)
17. Vermont – Lithium - (Kompakt)
18. Flying White Dots – Sunday Morning, April 14th
19. Mudd – C40 - (Rong Music)

Part One from Maricopa is here -

https://soundcloud.com/mixamorphosis/different-strokes-show-4-part-1-maricopa

Different Strokes Radio Show

Different Strokes - Show 4 - Part 2 - Mixamorphosis

Tijuana ~ SumerENKI

Call The Doctor 2024

Artist: J.J. Cale
Album: "Troubador"
Original release date: 1976

John Weldon "JJ" Cale was an American guitarist, singer and songwriter, his influence as a musical artist has been recognized by figures such as Neil Young, Mark Knopfler, Waylon Jennings and Eric Clapton, who described him as one of the most important artists of the rock history.
He authored songs like "After Midnight" (1966) or the world-renowned "Cocaine" (1976), both known for their performance by his friend Eric Clapton. 
May this rework serve as recognition for a not so well-known but truly talented artist.

I do NOT own the rights to this material, nor do I claim to do so. Copyrights belong to their owners. We only spread their work, without any commercial spirit.
Thank you and enjoy it!!!!

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John Weldon Cale (aka JJ Cale) - Cocaine (Johnson Somerset Remix)

For this I am playing along to a backing track I recorded earlier.

I am using a Marshall Code 50 amp in the 03 Old School setting which puts a bit of wobble onto the sound. I have gone for a bass-heavy approach and am using fingers and thumb to create the rhythmic pattern, paying homage to the way Ray Bonneville plays.

The chord progression is simply Gm, C7 and D7.

In terms of sound settings, I have gone for quite a bit of bass and a fair bit of gain however I have rolled off the treble a bit but kept the middle where it is.

For the soloing over the top. I have again opted for a fingers and thumb approach. Going for a Jimmie Vaughan type of sound. Exactly the same settings on the amp. Both tone pots in the middle or thereabouts and the selector switch in the neck position.

I am playing a Squier 50th Anniversary Edition strat (solid alder body, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, 22 frets) but I have swapped out the pickups and replaced them with Smitty '64 Blues pickups.

I am accompanied part way through by my pet crickets and in fine voice, they all were.

The photograph I took myself in a field not far from me, just before the Red Arrows aircraft display team flew over.

Easy-going guitar jam feat. crickets singing

So Many Dreams
Lyrics & music by Gert Reine Krantz SE

Verse 1 
So many times we've sung the same refrain
Yes so many times we've danced through the rain
So many songs 
So many laughs we've known
So many memories in our hearts they've grown
They linger in my mind in every thought
Verse 2 
So many dreams you and I share
All we wanted to do on days so fair
Picking lemons in the sunny zone
Dreams let us fly even when we’re alone
Chorus
When the wind was cold and harsh to face 
Dreams took us out to another place
Without our fantasies we’d stand still 
It’s our dreams 
It’s our dreams
That gave us will

Verse 3 
So many miles you and I have walked
So many days in whispers we've talked
So many nights we’ve dreamed of our goals
Some we reached and some had to go
Some we reached and some had to go
Verse 4 
So many memories so many laughs
They never fade even from the past 
They linger in my mind never lost
In a world of dreams we paid the cost

They remain in my mind like a gentle breeze
In the quiet moments they bring me peace
In the quiet moments they bring me peace

So Many Dreams

Call Me The Breeze

magnolia

By 1979, Cale had recorded four albums, his debut Naturally being the most commercially successful and containing the minor hit "Crazy Mama". While his albums did not sell in high numbers, Cale enjoyed great success as a songwriter when other artists recorded his songs, like Eric Clapton ("After Midnight" in 1970 and "Cocaine" in 1977) and Lynyrd Skynyrd ("Call Me the Breeze" in 1974), providing the Oklahoma singer with a degree of financial security to pursue his musical vision. By the time he recorded 5, Cale had also met singer and guitarist Christine Lakeland, and the LP marks her first appearance on his albums. In the 2005 documentary To Tulsa and Back, Lakeland says they met backstage at a prison benefit show featuring B.B. King and Waylon Jennings. Cale and Lakeland would later marry.

Thirteen Days

I Wonder Why

In this episode Brian Quinn joins the podcast.  Brian talks about his recent departure from Candlebox, highlights from his decade in the band, Kevin Martin, Morgan Rose’s involvement (Sevendust) in him joining Candflebox, working with Dave Krusen, learning Peter Klett’s solos, new music from his band Octane, Adam Kury’s writing prowess, love for Slash, learning slide from Warren Haynes, Duane Allman and Michael Allman, Fosterchild, Alice in Chains, Bob Dylan, the Philadelphia Eagles, Slayer, MMRQ Radio, 

Thanks for listening, and please share! #podcast #thewildhearts #allkillernofiller

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Episode 412 - Brian Quinn (ex Candlebox / Fosterchild / Octane)

Album zebop : une référence chez Santana

Santana - Sensitive Kind

Inspired by JJ Cale song of the same name


Ride me High

There’s nothing quite like a drive into the mystic desert. From the Mojave to Joshua Tree, this vast expanse is as inspiring as it is unforgiving. Yet, we often take for granted those who dedicate their lives to protecting these landscapes and keeping them open to all. Over a thousand national park service members have been needlessly terminated, threatening the very existence of our national parks. In honor both the guardians of these lands and the wonder of the desert itself, let’s take a drive into the abyss—welcome to a desert daze.

Originally aired April 1, 2025 on dublab
https://www.dublab.com/archive/joko-homo-discoteca-imaginaria-a-desert-daze-04-01-25

Piero Piccioni – Mexican Dream
Excerpt from Nicholas Clapp’s The Great Mojave Desert (1971)
Jack Nitzsche – The Last Race
Johnny Gamboa – That Good Old Feeling
Allah-Las – Mulberry Jam
Jonathan Wilson – Desert Raven
Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood – Sundown, Sundown
Excerpt from Paul L. Hoefler’s Death Valley National Monument (1950)
Thee Oh Sees – Sticky Hulks
Gene Sikora – A Song for Mary
JJ Cale – Ride Me High
Trouble – Snake Eyes
The Brian Jonestown Massacre – Pish
Excerpt from Nicholas Clapp’s The Great Mojave Desert (1971)
Gabor Szabo – Somewhere I Belong
Jack J – Red Cloud
Rolling Stones – Heaven
The Brian Jonestown Massacre – Pish
The Chantays – Beyond
Dina Ögon – Nirvana
Canned Heat – Time Was
Excerpt from Paul L. Hoefler’s Death Valley National Monument (1950)
Enrico Morricone – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
KingCats – Down in Calfironia (Albion Edit)
America – Molten Love
Broncho – Señora Borealis
John Barry – Midnight Cowboy
Khruangbin – The Man Who Took My Sunglasses
Excerpt from Nicholas Clapp’s The Great Mojave Desert (1971)
The Durutti Column – Sketch For Dawn (I)
The Shadows – Wonderful Life
The American Dawn – Her
Donovan – Get Thy Bearings
The Doors – Riders on the Storm
Excerpt from Paul L. Hoefler’s Death Valley National Monument (1950)
Floating Points – Kelso Dunes
Fleetwood Mac – Albatross
Link Wray – Fallin’ Rain
Excerpt from Nicholas Clapp’s The Great Mojave Desert (1971)

Discoteca Imaginaria: a Desert Daze

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Hi, I'm JJ. 

I suffered a mild stroke and so I'm limited now to how long I can play for before it all starts to sound like caca.

So, I use this Soundcloud account to post up musical ideas. Most brief although some where I stretch out a bit. I'm having fun, which is no bad thing.

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Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything.

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