It Never Started Out This Way

Smoothjazz, jazzballads, saxophone, trumpet, sometimes guitar, also some latin, all rather old school, occasionally experimental...
I hope you will enjoy it.
(paintings by bara, music and photos by récard)
More photos on: 
https://www.flickriver.com/photos/138239088@N02/popular-interesting/

Black is Whats Up
contact: youngncris@gmail.com

based in the north east of England indie rock ,acoustic rock , alt rock

Robert E Flynn III is a software-developer, author and musician from San Antonio, TX. He is living with his beautiful fiancé, Claudia, whose delightful, positive outlook on life has given him the motivation to finish this work. He has two wonderful children, Caitlin and Zachary, who are grown and exploring their own fantastic lives. He has spent his entire life pursuing creative endeavors. Music was his first love and still is, and writing was always part of his life. 
Robert lived in Austin, Texas for many years and was part of the music scene in the city during that time. He was a member of several bands during those days and tremendously enjoyed playing live in many venues in the music rich area. Music is a great example of our creativity, which speaks to the Creation of all things. He also lived in Denver, Colorado for several years when his children were young and then relocated back to San Antonio, Texas to be close to family.
Night of the Living Dead was recorded at Salmon Peak Studio in San Antonio, Texas.  Mark Sinko acted as the recording engineer and also contributed a guitar part on the song.  Robert Flynn’s longest friend, Brian “Red” Moore played bass on the track as well.  Brian is the lead recording engineer at Q Productions in Corpus Christi, Texas. Q Productions is owned by the famous music artist, Selena Quintanilla-Pérez’s father.  Brian also plays bass and sings on most of the tracks I currently have on Soundcloud.  In addition to Brian, other contributors and long time friends are on these recordings also.  Jerry Bazil, from Michigan, plays drums on several tracks. Bobby Lancaster, from Texas, plays drums on several tracks as well.  Also, Joe Mota, from Texas,  plays keyboards on several tracks (Sadly, Joe is no longer with us, but he was a genius in many ways musically and an inspiration to me). 
I play keyboards, guitar, drums and vocals throughout these tracks.

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The Touch: A Supernatural Story - Part 1 is available now on Amazon
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I am a singer-songwriter born and living again in  Liverpool (yes, that one; home to Cilla, Everton FC and a few other cultural icons) having spent many years living near London. I play in a ‘punk n’roll' covers band called the The Oddball 3 and my own songs solo at open mics. I’m a music nerd/geek obsessed with The Beatles and Bowie and like lots more: Costello (btw my ‘Elvis’ moniker is a nickname I picked playing rugby football – I think I started one season with a decent set of sideburns!), Squeeze, R.E.M., Smiths, Roxy, Bolan, Springsteen, Neil Finn etc. Partial to a bit of synth / electronica/ country/ SKA/ reggae/ Motown/Stax soul too – a very eclectic mix of inspirations and influences. I’m a vinyl and CD junkie and overall,  listening to, playing and writing music is my life's passion...... However, I try ,nonetheless, not to take myself too seriously and I do this 100% for fun and while I dream of writing a classic song(s) from which the publishing could allow me to quit the day job (I'm a school teacher) realistically, I have no ambition other than for friends and strangers to give me the privilege of their valuable time to listen to my songs; and, as a bonus, if they like it; maybe click and comment. I record all my stuff on my iPad using Garageband for iOS. Yeah; for sure I could get a better sound if I used X,Y and Z or mixed this up and that down etc. but I'm honestly not really bothered. Generally, I’m lo-fi, vintage, retro, 20th century kind of guy and everything I present here is purely a demo. It is all about the songs and the sound ‘idea’ for me and not the performance. Although I believe that I’m a very competent/experienced, (albeit technically ‘unadventurous’) guitar player; I’ll hold my hands up to a limited singing range and looping and pre-sets save my life given my keyboard skills extend barely beyond being able to flange out chords with one or two not accompanying bass notes. If you want to talk about my (or your) songs that's cool; as is anything geeky/nerdy about any of the artists above or similar. However, please don't get in touch with production tips and suggestions, because in the nicest possible way, I’m not that interested in such things - But I won't be rude if you don't read this first :) More than anything, think it’s really important that artists respect each other’s’ work even if they don’t like or rate it highly. Anyway, Love and Peace, ElvisOddball AKA Michael Murray

First I trained as a fine Art Watercolour Artist sneaking into the Music Department to record early demos after being given my first ukelele at age 4 or so which I had trouble tuning but it was lovely :)Later I attended Chester University and Graduated with a 2.1 after reading Abby Hoffman and Aung sang sui shi and getting involved with various causes around London joined the Antiwar coallition movement presided over by Tony Benn we marched and Sat at Downing Street and Trafalgar... A lot of my work was anti war both music and painting for a long time around then.... Later and more recently after Redhill my old band disbanded after many happy years I signed to the online distributor  - Orchard Records - (Sony  Music)

Killing Bishop is  a one-man journey into the realms of melodic, alternative rock/pop music.
The creator - Jörgen Bröms from Sweden - started out as a punkrocker as a 13-year old and is still playing in no less than two punkbands - as a singer guitarist in BADiTUDES and as a drummer and main songwriter in Bleak Outlook DC.
In Killing Bishop you can still get some of that sense of punkrock.
It’s the honesty of it. The underlying energy. The want for change.

Videos to all the singles: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDfOSe23O0MaCB9o1LIT8Pg
Spotify playlist with all the singles: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6Cw1fkVzCpnFmOf38bzaix?si=xpQwNY4iSDa3ChBC-hNnHg

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stay rockin' n' creative Worldfriends!

It Never Started Out This Way

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