Rattakat
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This is odd but i want to share it. It brings my cheap tube amp alive!
Post music here
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midwayfair
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Been a little bit since I posted one of the Sunday online concerts. Plus is kind of an excuse to show a new (to me) guitar.
"Blend a powerful, passionate singer, a crisp, acoustic guitar player and a warm heart and you will have singer-songwriter Lynn Hollyfield. Hollyfield's roots hail from Staten Island, NY. From great jazz artists such as Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday to the Beatles, Cream, and CSNY, Hollyfield launched into her own songwriting infusing these influences to create a diverse repertoire of contemporary folk, pop, blues, and jazz. Lynn has won awards both as a songwriter and performer, including multiple WAMMIEs for her first album."
"Blend a powerful, passionate singer, a crisp, acoustic guitar player and a warm heart and you will have singer-songwriter Lynn Hollyfield. Hollyfield's roots hail from Staten Island, NY. From great jazz artists such as Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday to the Beatles, Cream, and CSNY, Hollyfield launched into her own songwriting infusing these influences to create a diverse repertoire of contemporary folk, pop, blues, and jazz. Lynn has won awards both as a songwriter and performer, including multiple WAMMIEs for her first album."
pucho812
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Come on... How hard did you guys look?
JR
JR
Brian Roth
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I'm FREAKING OUT......lol.....songs from 7 years ago I liked:
And to a lesser extent (audible autotune):
Hey, I miss the "four guys in a room" era
Bri
And to a lesser extent (audible autotune):
Hey, I miss the "four guys in a room" era
Bri
AnalogPackrat
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I typed 'post music here' in the search box and hit enter , it doesnt show up , if you dont believe me try it yourself .
If it really bothers you that much amalgamate the newer posts in the thread I started into the original .
Sure enough the 'post music here' thread is one of the few where were we can express an opinion with minimal chance of arguments , but I wasnt 100% sure the thread hadnt been locked/deleted ,thats the reason I flagged it up .
If it really bothers you that much amalgamate the newer posts in the thread I started into the original .
Sure enough the 'post music here' thread is one of the few where were we can express an opinion with minimal chance of arguments , but I wasnt 100% sure the thread hadnt been locked/deleted ,thats the reason I flagged it up .
nah... you guys figure out how to use the forum...
JR
JR
jensenmann
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Here´s a coversong I recorded a few weeks ago on a free afternoon with a friend. His wife filmed the session and made the video.
midwayfair
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Season 2 finale for my Sunday matinees today!
Radiation Puppy -- Chris, Mandy, Fuso, Troy, and Tony -- join me for season 2, episode 12 of the Matinees.
Radiation Puppy is a rock/pop band from Baltimore with songwriter Chris Hamilton (vocals, bass, piano) backed by veteran musicians Mandy (guitar and vocals), Fuso (keys), Troy (drums), and Tony (guitar). The band has been an off-and-on feature of the Baltimore music scene for 25 years. The full band joins me on the matinee with a ferocious set featuring some new compositions and a couple songs from their back catalog.
This was my first time recording anything larger than a trio at the same time -- I've run live sound for 5 or 6 people before but it's easier in a large room where you don't have to mic so many things separately. It was a really good experience and it reminded me of how good a take can be when it's everyone in a room all at once playing together. I had a little less time than usual to do the mix, but I was surprised how little overall really needed to be done, because the players were all pretty good about moderating their own parts.
Radiation Puppy -- Chris, Mandy, Fuso, Troy, and Tony -- join me for season 2, episode 12 of the Matinees.
Radiation Puppy is a rock/pop band from Baltimore with songwriter Chris Hamilton (vocals, bass, piano) backed by veteran musicians Mandy (guitar and vocals), Fuso (keys), Troy (drums), and Tony (guitar). The band has been an off-and-on feature of the Baltimore music scene for 25 years. The full band joins me on the matinee with a ferocious set featuring some new compositions and a couple songs from their back catalog.
This was my first time recording anything larger than a trio at the same time -- I've run live sound for 5 or 6 people before but it's easier in a large room where you don't have to mic so many things separately. It was a really good experience and it reminded me of how good a take can be when it's everyone in a room all at once playing together. I had a little less time than usual to do the mix, but I was surprised how little overall really needed to be done, because the players were all pretty good about moderating their own parts.
