a track by Marco Lucchi reworked by Mean Flow

ottobre 2022

Mean Flow & Marco Lucchi - Yûsuzumi

(In the Springtime of his discontent, how the husty lunger was upon him. His solvent wraith, projected into the higher ether. How was he too know? That his shadow was rooting into the nightmare latitudes to lay with the terror of all things. That the third lung would attack him, straight through till Winter.)

     ...

I've got alot to hold,
deep down here in the mold,
me and my damaged brain,
still trying to explain,
I've got alot to hold,
I've got alot to...

I cannot walk the walk,
I cannot talk the talk,
me and my damaged brain,
(and it's glitching)
still trying to explain,
(and it's itching)
I've got alot to hold,
I've got alot to,
I've got alot to...

Me And My Damaged Brain

YouTube: https://youtu.be/NPXiw14M5VQ presenting works by members of the Broomfield Art Guild, Broomfield, Colorado. Written and produced by Dave Heffner. Piano played by Dave Heffner.

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Broomfield Suite

This tune was performed by Tony Bennett in 1962. Performed by me on my Yamaha PSR-SX900 arranger keyboard.

Can you "Name That Tune"? I have a website that contains my complete collection of tunes with their titles revealed at: https://www.harveytwyman.com

Name That Tune #488 by Tony Bennett

From Me To You

Four Piano Fragments :
I  - Rivages (0:00- 0:30)
II - Pop Piano Splash (0:31 - 2:27)
III - By the Lake (2:28  - 3:41)
IV - Honfleur, 1896 (3:42 - 5:32)

Piano Fragments For Liquid Abstractions

Electrum   4.

Missing You

Something I do for fun, as a sideline to my own music, is use old moreish instrumentals, write lyrics for them, and add my vocals, basically to prove I can even interpret moreish music, so anyone out there who does anything like this, put me to the test. 
You may think how crazy, but I would love to throw in tunes like this during a stage show that bounces around from one genre to the next, the kind of totally unpredictable set that attracts the most eclectic and eccentric audience on the planet,; the only kind of live performance I could really enjoy doing!

From Me To You

Alfred de Raza