Showing posts with label acoustic music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acoustic music. Show all posts
Monday, August 16, 2010
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Dutch Swing College Band: My Inspiration
Our 200th POST - been looking for this jazz standard for a long time, and the DSCB has done a terrific arrangement of it!
Friday, July 23, 2010
Laura Marling: No Hope in the Air (Live Tobermory)
clean, austere song.. time warp stuff, like the early 60s
Labels:
acoustic music,
folk music,
Laura Marling,
live music
Laura Marling: Alas I Cannot Swim
awesome full, rich, clean sound, and from a teenager!
Labels:
acoustic music,
folk music,
Laura Marling,
live music
Laura Marling: Ramblin' Man
Of all the songs with this title, I like Laura's composition the most. beautiful songwriter, this sounds like an immediate classic, in the tradition of Dylan, Neil Young, and Joni Mitchell..
Labels:
acoustic music,
classic rock,
Laura Marling,
music video,
rock video
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Leo Kottke: Last Steam Engine-Stealin (Live)
live, from Japanese tv, 1974.. this is as good as 12-string acoustic guitar gets!
Labels:
acoustic music,
guitar solo,
Last Steam Engine,
Leo Kottke,
live music
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Led Zeppelin: That's the Way It Is (live)
Live at Earl's Court 1975 - beautiful song.. from the multi-disc dvd Led Zeppelin
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Abigail Washburn and Sparrow Quartet: Captain
live studio recording, and with Bela Fleck on banjo
Labels:
Abigail Washburn,
acoustic music,
live music,
Sparrow Quartet
Pink Fuzzy Yeti: Original Christmas Music
nice acoustic guitar music, altered on a sound card, set to Charlie Brown videos
Labels:
acoustic music,
Christmas music,
Pink Fuzzy Yeti
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Original Composition: Eulogy (For Angie)
Originally written for the passing of my mother, my 3rd composition, done 2 weeks after getting my Yamaha Digital Grand synthesizer. I renamed it for a rock singing girlfriend who thought it was my best composition. It originally was done with strings and horns, then I ported it into Cakewalk and changed the instruments into guitar and piano so it could be easily performed onstage by a duet.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Terry Reid: Mayfly (live)
This is live, over 35 yrs after he first recorded it..
Labels:
acoustic music,
classic rock,
live music,
rock video,
Terry Reid
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