Name: Where Do You Think It'll Take You.WAV by NickGCherrydot
Duration: 3 min 35 s
Description: Anthem time. Definitive Rock track crammed full with driving guitars and complimentary lines interwoven with heartfelt lyrics and an honest solo.

no doubt on it : we can feel the music love in your compositions

Anthem time. Definitive Rock track crammed full with driving guitars and complimentary lines interwoven with heartfelt lyrics and an honest solo.

Where Do You Think It'll Take You.WAV

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"When You Dance I Can Really Love" is the ninth track on Canadian musician Neil Young's 1970 album After the Gold Rush. It was written by Young.
It was released as a single in the U.S. in 1971, reaching #93 on the Hot 100, Billboard charts."                Wikipedia

When You Dance I Can Really Love - Neil Young (Cover)

I've resisted penning a Christmas song for ages, but this one wouldn't give up on me. Sleigh bells, choirs and an jaunty groove will hopefully get you singing. 
Good wishes and a happy festive time to all. 

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It's Christmas (The Very Best Time Of Year)

Really pleased with this absolute Bangin' track. High Energy, Riff Rockin', all action guitar laden track. Quick fire lyrics, split vocals and harmonies, brooding middle eight, 90 mph precision solo and Vocal chorus crescendo all in just over 3 minutes. Phew!! 
Take another listen, there's a lot to take in. 
N x

Can't You Tell.WAV

An Upbeat rocker just in time for Christmas. Catchy jangle guitar and lots of harmonies and rousing chorus interspersed with trademark guitar licks, a reserved solo and a driving beat. 
Here's to the next album 2025. 
Nadolig Llawen
Nick

Love Keeps Listening.WAV

Inspired by a phrase I heard on the radio that struck a resonance in me. Perhaps it will inpire you too... 

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The Journey

Upbeat shuffle with a positive vibe to welcome in 2025.

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Recipe For Today

Not exactly a call to 'arms', but perhaps more a call to inspire. Almost Reggae driven track with a cheeky grooving organ and nifty bass. 
Something to open the possible in 2025. 

Solid Ground

Gibson Cherry Dot obsession continues. Inspired by exciting grooves and a 60’s vibe which I wear on my sleeve. There’s an eclectic mix of guitar fuelled rhythms all written, produced and performed by myself which have now culminated in 212 tracks in 4 years. Having added vocals to the mix this has brought a further depth and individuality to the songs. 2020 saw the creativity in writing and self releasing 2 EP's and 9 albums 'The Black Tulip' , 'Prismatic' , 'Who Would You Be?' , 'The Red Carpet', 'Cat & Mouse', ‘How This Plays Out', 'Positive Signs', 'All The Colours' and  '9' from April 2022, it's frenetic.
These are available on the usual outlets Spotify/iTunes/Deezer/Pandora/Napster, Bandcamp etc.

Its eclectic, quirky I confess, British? Experimental in places but above all stuffed full with Gibson guitars, energy and a passion for music and life in the highs and lows that days of late bring.  Hope you appreciate the artwork too all photographed or produced by me to keep it authentic and original.

The tenth album 'Keep On' saw the development of style and flow which  includes my personal favourites 'The Things That You Love', 'Man on The Run' and the title track, 'Keep On'. These all adapted a different approach and development that simply wouldn't have occurred at the start of the journey,  

The music's progressing and the prior album 'The Perfect Storm' set the benchmark in online attention with the title track single. I think the style and sincerity of performance mirrored the fact that all of my tracks are written for a reason and sparked by quite intense life changing events behind the scenes, you couldn't write it or maybe I could ! 
Personal choices at the moment are the opener Can't Erase The Memory, I Can and of course the single The Perfect Storm. 

Twelfth album ‘Heart Of Blue’, is completed and recently released  September 6th 2024. It's been a while (for me) in the making and each track just builds on the last. The themes of resilience, belief and positivity remain and the music continues to be guitar driven and punchy with hooks and catchy melodies.  
 
I'm thankful the creativity continues. The fact the writing and playing still excites and intrigues is a bonus! The last song is always my drug for the next, 12 albums in it's not abating anytime soon. 
NickG

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