Description : NdaPocket123: Vocals, Lyrics
Jynxz: Organ, Piano
Micky: Drum programming, bass, guitar, bells
Description : A few weeks ago the wife of my friend Jim, who just passed away, gifted me one of Jim's studio setups. She said he would want me to have it. It was pretty emotional listening to recordings he did with me and with other people, hopefully I can find some usable tidbits. Took a month off to absorb it all. Here's an acoustic gospel song along the lines of Johnny Cash approach, all tracks recorded using an AKG C 214 mic. About having a guardian angel.
Description : Used one more time the beautiful voice of Patricia!
Description : I got the idea for this little experiment when I recognized the rhythm in this preaching. I hope this won't hurt anybodys feelings ...
Description : When things were going astray, when feelings got off course, when the finances went crazy there was a Spiritual solution and HE took control.
Description : Finally got my wife to record HER songs. Here is one that I like because she does a short Rap in it.
Description : A Funky version of an old time gospel song
Description : passion only passion by contortion
Description : If you want to use it in videos , please mention melody name " Sound Louders - You Are The Lord Of My Life" in credits. If you want to make a remix, please use this formula ( Sound Louders ft. ----- -You Are The Lord Of My Life) This song text for singer should be about God, Love, so don't use this melody in another purposes
Description : religious
Description : A Christian rock song that I wrote in 2005 and just redid in my studio.
I am performing all except for drums which I wrote in MIDI.
Description : If everyone could have just a little faith
Original Title: "Just A Little Faith"
Description : Live life to its fullest
Original title: "I Was Meant To Live!"
Description : Your dear friend died today
Original title: "Dear Friend"
Description : Pastor moving back home
Original title: "Georgia On Your Mind"
Description : A LITTLE SLOPPY AT TIMES. TRYING TO PLAY THE BASS LINE AND GUITAR LINE AT THE SAME TIME.IT AINT EASY.LOL.
Description : WORKING ON THIS.DEFINITLY NOT FINISHED. GOT ANOTHER VARIATION IN MY HEAD TRYING TO GET IT OUT. LOL. YEAH THATS MY VOCALS NO AUTO TUNE. BE KIND.LOL
Description : Versuch einen Gebetsruf mit orientalischer Musik zu hinterlegen...
Description : Jesus said:
I Am every Man, heavy man
Jesus said:
I Beginning End, in the end
I and my Father are One
Description : This is the track faith ft Patricia edwards not mixed or mastered, just a rough draft, having lots of work done on this track, including more instruments added to give it a bigger sound, so please understand its not a complete track because i want to take care to give it the justice it deserves, Larry
Description : My take on the 1923 classic hymn written by Thomas Chisholm (1866–1960) with music composed by William M. Runyan (1870–1957) in Baldwin City, Kansas, USA.
I am performing all except for MIDI drums and MIDI piano.
I used 12 vocals tracks to capture a choir feel...vocals are all natural.
Description : Two things in my life that i learned from my grandmother and father is, don't let what people say about you be true and always stay faithful and humble, regardless how you feel and always be honest and if you cant feel a thing or situation, never stick your nose in it or my a opinion on it, im different!! back to what i know.
Description : A laid back Christian boogey woogie track.
I am performing harmonica, all guitars, bass and vocals. Apple drum loops used.
Description : This song "I Surrender All" features the fine vocal performance of Patricia Edwards - who has shared her work here at Looperman some years back. This track was an impromptu response to her previous effort, and this was actually done several years ago. I am uploading this here upon request. God bless!
Description : This song was inspired by a study I did on Proverbs 2:1-11, which led me towards peace, love, hope and faith and how they intertwine.
I am performing all except for drums, which I wrote in MIDI.
