Name: Am feeling your love for the Blues by Blues Guitar in Very fine Guitar
Duration: 4 min 1 s
Description: Have a fab Friday an weekend guys hope to see ya checking in laters an sharing da love for the Blues.

Great song perfectly realized. Superb guitar. Very nice work. Bravo.

great feel, great tone (on the neck pickup)

Great sounding electric noodle, love this mellow guitar tone!

Very fine Guitar

i tried to write a love song and this is what i ended up with.......close enough......thanks for having a listen

Hello… so have you ever noticed certain things about yourself that never change? This song, ‘Just Like I Always Do’ is about that very thing. I found myself  outside the other day, playing with rivulets of snow melt. Making channels with a rake, for the water to run down and I laughed… my feet were soaking wet and I was having a grand old time. Reminded me of a time in kindergarten, when I arrived late to school, soaked to the bone, as I was playing in the rain along the way. So that playful side of me has not changed at all. I also noticed, like flowing water, how vital it is for me to keep moving. A fluidity when it comes to living and learning about life. Recently, singing has been like that for me. Bear with me on this. A little backstory: As a kid, I had a brief stint in my middle school choir. I did not want to join the choir, that’s for sure. The music teacher had picked us out, after brief singing auditions. After our first performance, my mother, God rest her soul, told me I did not have to go back to choir anymore, if I did not want to. Out of the 50 kids on stage, I was the only one not singing. I just looked down so no one could see my mouth… except my eagle-eyed mom. Simple as that, I was done with it. There were other things I wanted to do as a precociously rebellious kid, running around the neighborhood, as it were. Now, half a century later, I have been learning to sing on my own. It has not been easy uncovering that latent voice of mine. Looking back, sometimes I wish I had stuck with it as a kid. So about a decade or so ago, this dude I worked with asked me if I’d show him some stuff on guitar. His mom was a musician and music teacher and he grew up with music in his life. He was always singing and playing guitar. As we hung out, he noticed I never sang and asked me why. After basically dodging his question, he told me the only thing stopping me from singing was me. Talk about a hard lesson to swallow. So now, bringing us up to speed, I had some fun exploring my nascent singing voice on this song. The image is of me and Garnet running the hills in early Spring. Hope you like it and thanks for listening. Take care, Mark

Lammbone's Album

Just Like I Always Do

Sometimes being alone is less lonely than being with other people. This song reveals that feeling. This guy has a night of celebration with a woman, including all the prerequisite elements of eating, dining and intimacy, but in the end it’s an empty liaison where he once again reaches too eagerly for the elusive meaningful, fulfilling relationship, only to come up hungover and empty. There is sarcasm in his comparisons to it being a “paradise amour”. The song features the wonderful pedal steel playing of Dakota Holden, which gives a neat country spin to what is a bit of a hybrid between urban folk and country blues. Confetti is a fun and colorful thing, till you wake up late for work with it lining the inside of your shoes.

Nat Daniels: piano, bass, vocals & production
Craig Durgy: vocals
Dakota Holden: pedal steel (via Fiverr)

Copyright 2023 Daniels & Durgy / Gentle Rain Records
Written, Performed and Produced by Nat Daniels & Craig Durgy
Lyrics: Confetti In My Shoe

Whisky in a bottle
Confetti on the floor
She sure ain’t no model
Guess I’ll have another pour 

Cheesecake in the kitchen
Crumbs upon her lips
Time to test the tension
My hand falls to her hips

It’s just the bourbon talking
But she thinks it’s really me
As my fingers do the walking
It’s classified and free
And through the bedroom door we fall
And land upon the shore
The eyes roll back to see it all
This paradise amour

Like the rattling of pots and pans
Rolling in her arms
And passing out at 3AM
To sleep through my alarm

The sunlight stabs the curtains
The cold hangs heavy hard
The morning brings no flirtin’
And she didn’t leave her card

I wish that I smoked cigarettes
I wish I had a clue
How twisted being lonely gets
Confetti in my shoe
And through the bedroom door we fell
And landed on the shore
The sun sets on the beach of Hell
This paradise amour

Confetti In My Shoe

Instrumental version, for one with vocals and lyrics please go to
https://soundcloud.com/richsoundz-534267642/an-auspicious-day-oorlab-music

Picture
c.1546 PREVIOUSLY ATTRIBUTED TO FLEMISH SCHOOL, 16TH CENTURY
Elizabeth I when a Princess c.1546
Queen's Drawing Room, Windsor Castle
https://www.rct.uk/collection/404444/elizabeth-i-when-a-princess

An Auspicious day (instrumental)

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An Auspicious Day (instrumental)

Stand By Me (my antiques in my index)

A little bit of old school music made with my 4-track that I leave alone more and more, because it is tired (playback heads and recording out of order) and to find some? It's got a lot of miles on it, but it's pretty damn solid, made to last!!!
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🛠 - Made with MOOG & Modular / Multi-tracks
🎹 - Composed, arranged, performed, produced by Pier WILL & Studio 4H09
🔲 - Artwork - Pier WILL
🙏 - Acknowledgements - Ableton, Arturia, Audacity, Cantabile, MSI, Focusrite, Korg, M-Audio, Sony, SoundCloud, Teac, Techniks, Yamaha.
⚙️ - #Ambient #Movies #Electro #Experimental
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❤️Love, 🕊️Peace, 🙏Respect

Old School_1

Old School 1

Rejoice

The  Drow

Have a fab Friday an weekend guys hope to see ya checking in laters an sharing da love for the Blues.

Alan Wood's Album

Am feeling your love for the Blues

btw... this was recorded with my ~200$ 2004 Ibanez Gio e-guitar.

lyrics:

hook:
now that I played my guitar all day
now that I played my guitar all day (all day, all day)
now that I played my guitar all day
for a second this life seemed a-ok

verse 1:
lost my trace in hallways
not allways I miss you
singing songs about stale days
not always I miss you
preprocessed thoughts into my head
made me wish of something I didn't understand
and it's getting all out of my hands
getting back to the things I want to do every day

hook

artwork by beeple:
https://www.facebook.com/beeple/

guitar all day

An arrangement of "Man in the Mirror" by Michael Jackson. The arrangement was heavily borrowed from the amazing guitarist, Tuck Andress. Full link to YouTube: https://youtu.be/hOyKlB6clRs

Man In The Mirror

A jam of the jazz standard, "I'll See You In My Dreams", composed by Isham Jones, lyrics by Gus Kahn.

I'll See You In My Dreams

Guitar instrumental recorded on borrowed Fender MIM Telecaster somewhere around 1999-2001 by Michal Stacina

Woody Stuff (instrumental)

Robert Johnson theme acoustic guitar instrumental (Martin OM28 miced with 1969 AKG C451 and AKG C414 B-ULS) 

Love in vain (instrumental)

Progressive composition at the junction of genres and a great experiment with instruments
https://open.spotify.com/album/0gx9aL3qFniJoeKJGJ5JqO?si=gfgfrIcXQqCODxCXdMF82A
https://www.instagram.com/terra_sapiens/
https://www.facebook.com/terrasapiens/
https://terrasapiens.bandcamp.com/
https://www.youtube.com/c/HomoSapiens3/featured

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