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RJD2 - Ghostwriter

This is not my song. All rights to Wu-Tang Clan.

Wu - Tang Clan - Slow Blues (Instrumental)

Ear Candy's version of Use Me by Bill Withers.

Use Me (Bill Withers)

Gary Clark Jr - Next Door Neighbor Blues - David Letterman 11-7-13

Gary Clark Jr - "Next Door Neighbor Blues" (Live)

She's Long Gone The Black Keys Ft. Notorious B.I.G

Hear My Train A Comin' Jimi Hendrix  (cover by Nikos Kokolakis) 
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lyrics & music Jimi Hendrix
I do not own this song or any of the lyrics associated with it. 

acoustic guitars-electric guitars-vocals
recording-mix-programming-mastering
by Nikos Kokolakis

(Niko's EQUIPMENT ) 
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MICROPHONE:AKG C214,SONTRONICS STC 2,RODE NT1,  
DAW :CUBASE 5,SAMPLITUDE,SONY VEGAS.
AC.GUITAR:NORMAN 
ELECTRIC GUITAR : FENDER SQUIER TELECASTER
PLUG-INS : TRLLIAN,ADDICTIVE DRUMS,ETHNO WORLD,WAVES,SOFTUBE,
GUITAR RIG 5,



Hear My Train A Comin' (aka, Getting My Heart Back Together Again) is a blues song written by Jimi Hendrix that he recorded several times between 1967 and 1970 but was not released until after his death.
Recording background

The earliest recording of the song is an acoustic version of the song which appeared in 1973 on Sound Track Recordings from the Film Jimi Hendrix which was the companion album to a documentary film. Two versions of the song dating from December 1967 also appear on the 1998 BBC Sessions.

Hendrix also performed the song several times during 1969 and 1970, including at Woodstock and at the Fillmore East with the Band of Gypsys. These versions, respectively, appear on Live at Woodstock and Live at the Fillmore East. The earliest official release of the song was the version recorded at Woodstock, listed as "Get My Heart Back Together", on the Woodstock 2 concert album issued in July 1971. Four months later, a live version recorded on May 30, 1970, at the Berkeley Community Theater was included on the Hendrix's second posthumously-released album Rainbow Bridge. The 1967 acoustic version and live Berkeley version were also included on the 1994 compilation Blues.

Hendrix has recorded several studio versions of "Hear My Train A Comin'", and three have been officially released. The first appeared on the Midnight Lightning album from 1975 which included some bass and guitar overdubs by producer Alan Douglas. The second is a rehearsal recording from February 1969 that was included on the The Jimi Hendrix Experience box set from 2000. The third was a studio recording from April 1969, and was included on the album Valleys of Neptune.

Hear My Train A Comin' (Cover by Nikos Kokolakis) Jimi Hendrix song

I feel very fortunate to have the opportunity to remix this classic blues jam by the LEGENDARY MUDDY WATERS!  It was an honor and a pleasure, and I am proud to present it to you.  Unfortunately, I don't have permission to offer a download.

I had lots of help with additional bass & guitar parts by Silver Sessions - http://dansilver.com

And mastering by http://soundcloud.com/mikebalance

ENJOY!

Muddy Waters-Mannish Boy (Ruckus Roboticus Remix) *OFFICIAL*

Originally by The Band, released in 1968 and written by Robbie Robertson

We played this song live a few times as a tribute to Levon Helm following his passing in April 2012.

Neil and our friend Richard Cook talked about recording a version of the song, collaboratively, with some other local musicians.

We went into Keith Angel's Wavelength studio www.wavelengthstudios.co.uk and cut the track live, adding vocals by Rita Payne, Jayne Angel (of Orchestre Ruffanti) and John Caile.

The hard drive containing the track was lost before we could mix or revisit,  so the song as it is presented here is how it went down and sounded  in the room that night.

We hope you like it!

Performed by Famous Villains with Richard Cook.





The Weight ('The Band')

Hi, we are Japanese bands named Blood Pees. And We Say Yes! We respect Dan and Patric. This is cover of "All You Ever Wanted" by The Black Keys from their live performance.

Blood Pees Live 2011 : All You Ever Wanted (The Black Keys Cover)

John Lee Hooker-No Shoes Sample

Pretty Lights - Finally Moving

Hugo places a unique “twist” on the JAY-Z hit

99 Problems

My upcoming mixtape is called "Other People's Music" because I'm just rhyming over other people's instrumentals. This is an RJD2 Instrumental from the record he did with L.A. OG Aceyalone called  "Magnificent City." This was originally a song called "disconnected" and I borrowed the beat to create a new song called "Punch a Hole" - Gratitude and respect to the original artists.

Punch a Hole ("Disconnected" by RJD2 & Aceyalone)

Radio Moscow - 250 Miles

The Black Keys @ Frank Erwin Center # Austin % April 25th 2012

the black keys @ frank erwin center

West Coast Fool - Donavon Frankenreiter

The Submarines - 1940 (AmpLive Remix)

Hold On - Alabama Shakes (World Cafe performance)

R.L. Burnside - Let my baby ride

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Baixo- Daniel Martinho 
Bateria- Pablo Vilarroel

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