Got away to the railroad tracks
By the river, on our backs
Look at the sky, it’s been so long
We are older but we’re acting young

Beautiful day to get away
Forget the job and the bills to pay
Laying under the sycamores
You are mine and I am yours
So let’s talk about... 
Where do we go from here?
Should we plan it out
Where do we go from here?

Stayin’ in and layin’ low
Try to do what’s apropo
Worry about the things I see
Just a plague of idiocy

A bunch of clowns took over the place
Need a plan B just in case
Gonna have to check my gut 
Brace myself for who knows what
Got me wondering 
Where do we go from here?
Doesn’t look too good
Where do we go from here?

Fell in love with someone who
Sees the world just like I do
Talked about some deeper shit
Really got down into it
We hit a groove and kept it going 
Giving space and getting along
Fast forward it up to today
We’re still together and turning gray
No need to ask, baby
Where do we go, where do we go from here?
I think we know, honey
Where do we go from here

Words and music by David F Wagoner

Fresh Candy

Where Do We Go?

Breathe

Tonsatta dikter av min farfar Axel Alfredsson.
Handlar om hans tid i USA, dit han emigrerade 1912-1921
Låtarna på Svenska handlar i huvudsak om hans tid i Sverige och de övriga fem låtarna på engelska om hans tid i USA bl.a. med mötet med Joe Hill.
Detta är ett projekt tillsammans med mina söner, där Anton Alfredsson producerat och Axel Alfredsson spelar bas. Konvolut är designat av Moa Grundvik Ördell

02. Höstnatt

Jam 2024

Apart from H. Stytz (voc./g/comp.) excellent performance, it´s the bassplayer who lifts this track up to another level  and he keeps the groove( together with the drums steadily. Thank you Paul Harriman for your precious contribution!

live on youtube :https://youtu.be/BfdKOWMP8js?feature=shared
2011

05 Don't Keep Me Waiting

Like A Dream (Vocal Mix) (2005)
The bitter-sweetness of passion
"Like A Dream" combines spoken vocals with an entrancing beat, creating an emotional and raw atmosphere. The heartfelt lyrics tell the story of falling in love with a young woman whose beauty feels like a thousand blooming flowers. Beneath the melody and powerful beats, there is a touch of seduction. You will fall in love with this unique combination of minimalism and passion.

The Vocal Mix is the full length version of this trance classic. You will love it when you enjoy oldschool trance and hard trance with seductive vocals.

Nadine de Macedo: composition, arrangement, production, synthesizers, mixing
Ramona Muhn: vocals
Max W.: lyrics

Like A Dream

Like A Dream (Vocal Mix) [feat. Ramona Muhn]

ATTENTION Disclaimer:  The music track that I’m playing lead & improvising over is not mine and I do not own it. The track is created by ABT- Ambient Backing Tracks and all credit goes to him for the music track creation which I have listed below. Check ABT- Ambient Backing Tracks on YouTube and Bandcamp. The links below are to the original material by the artist.  

Obtained from: ABT- Ambient Backing Tracks
YouTube site: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNjV5B10UlG35HSKYJNKiOw
Backing Track Title: Soft Inspiring Backing Track (F minor) | Ambient Backing Track #249
YouTube Track channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL3Qrj8KMFI
BandCamp site: https://cyrilmichaud.bandcamp.com/

Date: 1/20/25
Song Title: A Romantic Conversation
The lead, improvising over the track was done with the following;
Picture with Track: Is what the Guitar looks like.
Guitar Used: 92 Jackson DK1 with HSS configuration
Color: White Jackson DK1
Strings: Ernie Ball Super Slinky 9-42 and Hybrid 9-46
DAW: Reaper
AmpSim: Archetype Rabea X
Preset: Airy Guitar Pad
Interface: Focusrite 2i2 2nd Gen

Raw: What does RAW mean to me, not having undergone processes of preparing, finishing, refining, or mastering: It is what was recorded at that time in its current state.
Comments: Please follow if you like, comment if you like and I’m opened to feedback to improve my playing, recording, mixing etc.  Thanks for listening \m/.

Encounter_00X

A Romantic Conversation

Black.

BLACK #  3 (Mastered With Aurora At 100pct) Gene Jumper, ( Original )

what now, little man?

51 years on the chain gang, tell me
how did that work out for you?
nobody said it would be easy,
I'll admit I sometimes play the fool
your sole desire was to fit in
it started at the beginnin'
when you mistook direction
for a fateful dose of deception

what now, little man, what now
what now, little man, and how?
 ... confusion!

bitterness where you once had style
now you're trying hard to forget
after an inch, y' gave them a mile
n' just what did you expect?
they're asking for an acrobat
for one who bends and will not crack
you did not have to answer that
you took the bait n' can't give it back

51 years, are you not impressed
just short of amazing,
'little more, maybe less

what now,  little man, what now
what now, my brother, and how?
... confusion!

n' those who would sell you the cure
are the same who are making you sick

you sold yourself too short

__________________________________

rightly

what now, little man?

Laura is my niece . The two people in the photograph above are my late mum n dad , Tom and Jean .This collaboration has been an emotional journey and our large family will now get to hear this contribution to the musical heritage of our family. She is a talented songwriter and International performer.
Laura's songs can be heard on SoundCloud and on her Website 
"Laura Oaks Music"  here  .........https://static.wixstatic.com/media/b9f94a_3ea687f1cb264bd3b08a3c1abdab4d8a~mv2_d_6600_4400_s_4_2.jpg/v1/fill/w_2500,h_1666,al_c/b9f94a_3ea687f1cb264bd3b08a3c1abdab4d8a~mv2_d_6600_4400_s_4_2.jpg
also on soundcloud here....https://soundcloud.com/lauraoakesmusic

There goes Tommy and Jean ( Collaboration songwriter performer  Laura Oaks a" Family Tree" tribute)

The Last Train * Instrumental

Del Wags is the music of Dave Wagoner: a collection of homemade tunes meant to please no particular demographic. Dave is a one- man show of rhythm guitar loops recorded in the basement, choruses born in the shower, lyrics written on the couch, and tracks mixed on the laptop (and the occasional cover). Go ahead, tap your feet.

I played only acoustic guitar and harmonica for many years, playing the same covers alone and occasionally with friends. I never thought I wanted an electric guitar or lots of music gear because I didn't want to accumulate more things. In 2019 by chance I obtained a cheap electric guitar from a friend, and my life changed as this new tool unlocked a creative door. During Covid I bought a looper and a keyboard and began teaching myself to play it, and the creative door flew wide open. I challenged myself to ride the learning curve of home computer music production. I re-tapped into my poetry-writing brain from high school and songs began flying out of me. I haven't been this creative since I was a teenager and it's pure joy.

I'm thankful to have a place here to share my creations, make connections with others, and hear so much unique and wonderful music and sound from people all over the world.