The James Henry Morgan Gang hails from the 7Cities that make up Coastal Virginia with a little sprinkle of Northeast North Carolina thrown in.
 Their sonic territory tickles Blues, R&B, hints of Jazz and other Psychedelic Investigations of the 4th Kind that land on a solid Rock and Roll platform.
Heading up the crew is James (Jay) Morgan on lead guitar and vocals. Jessie Huard and Gillian Young cover the backing vocals and have been known to  step out front— when the spirit moves ‘em—to assist with pushing the larger flavor palette wherever it needs to go.   Bassist Paul Jarman handles the robust and bouncing low end.  On keys, John (Bubba) Wilkins brings his years of playing on the road with the likes of Bonnie Raitt & other legends to tie those melodies together with a neatness and sass that are unmatched.   With Andy Rexroat on drums and Eric Talley on hand percussion, the rhythm is birthed & the beat laid.
 This train has left the station!

first dumb soundcloud account i made a while ago but recently switched to here being my main music listening platform, im gonna make silly little songs soon that i may post here. :3
ey/em pronouns are my fav but any works

what are you doing listening to my archive?
@snowynightz
 "let me cherish you"
#b4uleave

Writer of prose and poetry since mid-1960s. Given an acoustic guitar in 1978 by long-suffering sister. Many songs produced that way. More recently, guitar skills all but faded, using GarageBand and Logic Pro to put words to music.
ps. The Bandcamp songs should be free to download. Please let me know if they're not.

A collection of amateur recordings from private jam sessions, released posthumously by Arizona band MadHoney.

Music's got a hold of me.
I am also half of Fictive Sisters https://fictivesisters.bandcamp.com

I have a soundcloud manifesto too (I know almost no one cares):
(1) I do not want to win at soundcloud
(2) I respect people who listen by trying to do work that is as good as I can make it but I may attempt (and possibly fail badly at) different kinds of music so you will probably find some of my tracks suck quite badly even if you like others
(3) If I follow you please feel no obligation to follow me back or to listen to my tracks because I know different people like different things
(4) If you follow me please don’t expect me automatically to follow you back because as I said different people like different things. I try to listen to most new uploads of the people I do follow, so there are only so many people I can meaningfully follow (and only so many reposts I can cope with) at any one time before it all gets a bit overwhelming
(5) If I add a track of yours to my likes that means I particularly like it and if I comment on a track that means I really did want to communicate something. I do not do these things expecting or wanting anything in return or fishing for listeners/followers etc.
(6) Soundcloud (still) can be wonderful and has wonderful people in its universe but some aspects of it do my head in and so I am putting this out here so everyone knows where I am coming from. This is not intended as criticism of anyone else, it is just what works for me

DEMO SKETCHES OF SONGWRITING
A Dwarf Jeremy production

Amateur, in other words in love. Moving through life using art as a tool for existence. Music is the gift of the newborns each one comes with their unique song already forming in their chords escaping to air and travels towards the origin: stars

Thanks For Listening

I am not a professional musician, I write music in different styles exclusively for myself. Every month a new one-two tracks! I will be glad to collaborate with interested performers and producers. 
The constant howling of sirens and the incessant shelling of peaceful cities. People are dying ... Who needs all this?
My channel: Youtube: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCR_XgDbc8Yw9Z-QEwcW1kXw
for support : transfer via Western Union to card 5168 7450 3049 6407

I co-found a duo with my friend Artur
on guitar - Surfers Like Us
due to illness in the family, I am taking a break.

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