September 2020 Archives (all archives)
September 22
The End of the World
Music: Arthur Kent
Lyrics: Sylvia Dee
Originally Recorded by: Skeeter Davis [more inside]
posted by TheCoug at 9:25 AM PST - 3 comments
posted by TheCoug at 9:25 AM PST - 3 comments
September 21
Future Knocks
This is one of the first songs I ever wrote. It's called "Future Knocks", written back in 1992. The verses sound sad, because they were about growing up, the choruses are anything but though, about holding on to the moment. [more inside]
posted by kmartino at 3:01 PM PST - 2 comments
posted by kmartino at 3:01 PM PST - 2 comments
September 17
Jaylen (Please Don't Bean My Man)
A song about brought-back-from-the-dead Blaseball pitcher Jaylen Hotdogfingers whose beanballs now convey a deadly and contagious ailment to anyone she hits. Lyrics by @phasmantistes, and apologies once again to Dolly Parton. [more inside]
posted by cortex at 12:02 PM PST - 3 comments
posted by cortex at 12:02 PM PST - 3 comments
September 13
The should have killed us when they had the chance
Slow burn instrumental. Bass, guitar, my son on keys (he's 13 today!). [more inside]
posted by signal at 7:38 AM PST - 2 comments
posted by signal at 7:38 AM PST - 2 comments
September 11
Song 1
My old computer choked on even basic things, and that killed my interest in making music. This is a lot more fun when I can throw things around without worrying about it hanging for 30-300 seconds.
posted by Kye at 6:03 AM PST - 2 comments
posted by Kye at 6:03 AM PST - 2 comments
September 7
Heroes On My Sleeve
I saw a video this evening where someone had a name written, well, so I thought, um, yeah. [more inside]
posted by allaboutgeorge at 10:30 PM PST - 2 comments
posted by allaboutgeorge at 10:30 PM PST - 2 comments
September 6
Out Of Context Problem
September 4
Sweet Nell
A modern old-time fiddle tune, written by Rob Pine and Jim Mullany, played to test my small pedalboard and electric violin. [more inside]
posted by hades at 12:55 AM PST - 6 comments
posted by hades at 12:55 AM PST - 6 comments
September 3
Better Watch Your Step (It's The Charleston Shoe Thieves)
A jazzy bit of fair warning, from the Charleston dugout's own Esme Ramsey Quartet. Featuring Esme on vox and upright bass, Joe Voorhees on piano, Gunther O'Brian on drums, and Antonio "Bony" Wallace taking a solo on his own xylophonic ribcage. [more inside]
posted by cortex at 1:01 PM PST - 1 comments
posted by cortex at 1:01 PM PST - 1 comments