10 posts tagged with Acoustic and ballad.
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In The Curve
I did a youtube recording of this lovely tune. Decided to give it a pass through the iPad, since I'm on a roll lately. Folky ballad. [more inside]
Girl on a Swing (Ballad of a Cavalryman)
This is a super-rough demo of a song I wrote yesterday for the 'Has Been for Years' song fight. It's a gothic little waltz using a resonator guitar, told from the point of view of a trooper in the 7th cavalry who was killed at Little Big Horn while waiting to be relieved by Reno's troops. Recorded before I put my pants on, for the challenge. Video proof is here.
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Philippine
There was once a girl, but that was long ago. A letter to a past love, recorded in one take with four microphones.
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Sadie
As autumn arrives, it always gives me a feeling of glorious sad sentimentality, almost like a chemical reaction. Whether I actually have something to feel sentimental about or not, those chilly sun-filled days create a longing like a chemical reaction. This song is that feeling for me, when you can't get back the past, but flounder to try. Guitar and vox recorded live with a single guitar overdub. [more inside]
Trampoline
This is the first thing I have almost finished from my trip out to the middle of nowhere. [more inside]
Killing All My Friends
Love song meets murder ballad. [more inside]
Shadows & Frost
Seasonal melancholia from the Stockholm archipelago.
Not a guitar in sight. Well they are in sight - but not in sound. They are due on the next track. Biding their time in the shadows. [more inside]
Days of Strong Light
Another gentle ballad from Sweden.
It grows on you.
Keyboards by composer Anders Magnusson
Song by me. [more inside]
Glimmering Night
Acoustic piano ballad.
Nostalgia [more inside]
Rideau Ramble
You people are dangerous for my ego. Something a bit different now; a song in praise of my hometown of Ottawa, Ontario. This song was written for the 175th anniversary of the construction of the Rideau Canal. The tune is by a well-known local Irish musician, Frank Cassidy. This tune has a two-octave-and-a-note range, folks. Don't try this at home.
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