Name: Take Note by The Moss Farm Band CT circa 2008
Duration: 2 min 51 s
Description: This was a demo recorded in a small basement studio the night after a local gig, no bass player on these tracks.

A pop song about about people who are sometimes overlooked! Written, performed and recorded by David Serchuk.

Underrated Girl

Clay pigeons cover (Blaze Foley original)

Demons

SuperBass-335.wav

Send Me

This was a demo recorded in a small basement studio the night after a local gig, no bass player on these tracks.

Take Note

All things being equal

Jazz Island Groove

Just Learnt this Arrangement this morning, so I decided to record it.

Played on a Classic Series 60 Stratocaster with 57/62 Pups. The Amp is a Ceriatone OTS Ford Mustang ME mod with the C-Lator FX Loop Buffer(Keeley Delay Workstation with some Hall Reverb. The Amp is plugged into a Pine 2 x 12" Oval Port Cab loaded with Scumback M75/H75 LD Speakers. Recorded with a Zoom H4n.

While We Were young - Wes Montgomery

OTS FM50 Modern Eagle
Klon Klone (not Centaur) for tone shaping, clean boost
Two Notes Torpedo Captor 8
BabyfacePro
Studio One
Two Notes Wall of Sound
1x12 EVM12L
Reverb is from second "room" used to record cabinet

Kraft Dinner - noodles and cheese ;)

Companion

Updated this site to reflect studio tracks and live records of the band Moss Farm, which gigged around Connecticut around 2006-2008. The members were Shawn Kruse (lead and rythm guitar, amazing writer of guitar harmony), Jay Vigue (drummer, pounder, rocker, socker and great dude), myself Kevin Peacock (rythm and lead guitar, vocals), Young Daniel Strime (Keyboards), and the always talented Mike Bears (Keyboards). On bass was the great Tony Ianello. Moss Farm was mixture of blues, jazz, rock, country and pop. They had small following around the New England area.

Take Note

The Moss Farm Band CT circa 2008

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