Misc

A very early Work in Progress. Still working out drums and bass...and words...and voices. Yeah, a lot more work to do, more still to come. Watch this space.

Put That Man Back On The Shelf

THE SUN

Elvis Costello & The Attractions - I don't want to go to chelsea (Falkodelica extended)

even spoken... Emma's voice just transports you to another place - another time - another plane. 

Thanks for transforming my little muse Emma -

simply beautiful and a wonderful, wonderful surprise.  

Deep flowing river with vox

A variation on a very Scottish tune.   Not a note perfect rendition, more an impression of the song and tune....

Wee Rabbie Burns the excise man, we do salute you!

ae fond kiss

La Chiva Gantiva - Pelao

Septembers Gone

The main character of the song is drawn into a life of crime, lured with the promise of easy money by the song’s villain, the “One-eyed Man”. When the main character has decided he’s had enough, he tries to leave the mean streets but is denied by the One-eyed Man. The main character gets sucked into doing higher risk, higher paying gigs and as things start to escalate, the One-eyed Man’s henchman botch a hit and he decides that it’s time for the main character’s promotion to become his hit man.

Greg Hurley: Lead and backing vocals, slide guitars, ambient synth
David Friend: Lyrics, lead and rhythm guitar, bass, piano and drum programming
Spoken word from 1931 movie production “Little Caesar”
Original song by David Friend

LYRICS:
Beggared, busted and down on luck
Working the graveyard just to make a buck
A man with a gold watch and one good eye
Says “Hey man, why don’t you give this a try”
“It’s easy money”

Sales are brisk on this dead end street
Keep a watch out for the cops on the beat
Plastic girls that look good from afar
They say they love you, but don’t care who you are
This place is empty and it’s time to move on
But the man says
“Think you can leave? You couldn’t be more wrong.”

“I’ve got my one good eye on you
You’re under my control now
I’ve got my one good eye on you
There’s nowhere you can go now”

Tawdry women and fast cars
Selling thrills to phony movie stars
The one-eyed man’s got a new gig for you
“Here’s a 45 and some ammunition too”

I’ve got my one good eye on you
I’ve got my one good eye on you


One Good Eye - Greg Hurley and Dave Friend

Words and music by James Lemay
Recorded, mixed and produced at the Bluesummer Studio by James Lemay
performed by James Lemay ( Vocals, guitars and bass) and Valérie Giroux (drums, percussions and backing vocals)

Today is gonna be a better day - You and Me -

Hi there I'm just some chick who likes music...delighted to discover this site. It has opened my eyes to the possibilities of lounge room bands, you SC'ers call collaborations, and how apparently small our world can become with the touch of a button.

Keep on groovin and moovin! :D

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