Unmistakenly theHumps that voice never fails to impress, hope your getting well on the way to recovery i want Wayne playing an singing in the old saloon bar with his harmonica too
He quedado impresionado amigo Wayne por las sensaciones tan devastadoras conseguidas con tu pista, una obra de arte que consigue hacer que vivas ese apocalipsis en tu piel, tengo la mejor película en mi cabeza, has conseguido que visualice cada detalle con claridad cinematográfica. Gracias por la descarga y las letras de la canción. Google me la traduce al español lo que me permite vivirlo más intensamente. Buen día compañero. salud y paz.
I listened to this & felt compelled to comment, this is outstanding! work! The track absolutely opens up the imagination & gives it wings fly & also to feel the vibes running through the track of what it would be like. Not to mention the amazing lyrics that gives flesh to it all. The picture is clear & and this is seriously deep. TOP! Work
Yes! If only Wolfman Jack was a singer, hmmm, lol. You edged him out for sure. Well done! This is all folk music to me. The harmonica and room acoustics are amazing. Sensational songwriting skills.
Wayne, that’s a cool lift from boon, rip. songwriting at it’s finest, man, every time. reminds of when alt-country wasn’t just a pose, alas. i love this diamond-in-the-rough.
Boon? Not sure who they are or who he is. I didn't go nuts adding guitars, was thinking of some electric, twangy fills but left it more towards the folk/country side of things.
You are a rare talent. When does the movie come out? Any time you can visualize what the vocalist is saying in a production you have a Hit song. Great track. PEACE. T576 OUT.
The movie actually ends with the gunslinger riding off into the sunset, a little bit richer for his efforts. Then a meteor from deep space comes down and squashes him against a saguaro cactus. Song was getting long so I left that part out, lol!
Wayne had to come back, reading your answer to Jynxz, on the harmonica, it was you bro, love the sound of that small instrument, as I do a Jews harp, even more impressed now this listen.
I watched D Boon from the Minutemen in a live clip say the line "6 points of view" describing a gun and suddenly a light bulb went off over my head. Figured I could run with that as a premise to a song.
Wow mate,
As my friend, Robin said above"the way it's structured played and the story behind it is an ace man you did it again. Jammy hfjhg"
Cracking track my friend.
Well done
Maj
I think the piano has a strong vocal melody. Really hope to hear the lyrics you had for it.
I always enjoy listening to your roots rock and punk. This is an interesting change up too.
Good work man!
Thanks man! I tried at times to make the piano be the lead melody with the guitar responding to it and then gave the guitar the lead and let the piano respond.
The lyrics just worn't working with the direction of the music, too political i think, better for a rocked up protest song.
Crystal CLEAR man! You really have talent man. Your guitars are breathtaking. Great morning song to get up to and jam with. songs like these just clears your mind and make a person feel good. Great work of love there on the strings man.
I say there, my good man. What an exquisite tune with amazing clarity. A very charming folksy tune. A time long before the boom-boom of today's music. This was an excellent listen. Well done my good sir!
Ahhhhhhhh...this is frolicking-in-a-Field-of-Flowers-in-the-summertime GOOD!!!!! I love, love, love acoustic music. It's so pure and uncomplicated. The guitar work is magic, and the piano is light and fun. Thanks for sharing it!
soon as i heard this i had a melody floating around in my head. very tempting if i could find the time, to try singing something to it. maybe even cyberflare's lyrics above since he kindly shared them. anyway, a very enjoyable track which to me has a great lightness and a hint of melancholy to it.
Thanks zootman! If you ever want to add words just let me know and I'll send you the tracks. The lyrics I had written were too serious to go with the 'lightness' of the track so I opted to make it an instrumental instead.
gorgeous, timeless, the kind of groove that slips under the skin and there’s a natural high and life just sways for a little bit. it’s a gift, pal. if there’s a heaven joey and deedee are singing.
Timeless was how I described the chord changes to someone earlier in the day, you can go back decades and find these chord changes in songs. To me this sounds like a song from the 50's.
That is a Martin D10e Sapele acoustic guitar from the Road Series line of guitars Martin put out for the working musician, cheap but with decent quality.
All the acoustic guitar was played by me for this song, no loops used.
I've always loved simple songs. The Everly Bros and Buddy Holly wrote the simplest, most wonderful songs and they were so basic in the chords, changes and lyrics. They have so much soul, depth and meaning yet they are written so that a beginner musician could play and perform them. I tried to do the same here, the old 'keep it simple stupid' method.
Haha.
I was listening to this and before I knew it my shoulders were moving.
Summer-y indeed!
Summer cannot come too soon, I am so ready for it!
Cool vibes going here. :-)
on Mole People by theHumps
Thanks!
Wayne
on Mole People by theHumps
Cheers!
Wayne
on Mole People by theHumps
Angelus
Wayne
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on Six Points of View by theHumps
Until Tea Time, Cheers!
Mr. Axel
Fun one to put together! Thanks!
Wayne
on Six Points of View by theHumps
Boon? Not sure who they are or who he is. I didn't go nuts adding guitars, was thinking of some electric, twangy fills but left it more towards the folk/country side of things.
Wayne
on Six Points of View by theHumps
Thanks!
Wayne
on Six Points of View by theHumps
on Six Points of View by theHumps
Wayne
on Six Points of View by theHumps
I just want to know if that's you on the
Harmonica?
For me it stole the whole show.
Great track.
PEACE...
Yup, that's me playing the harp.
Thanks for stopping by!
Wayne
on Six Points of View by theHumps
Thanks, glad you liked it, fun one!
Wayne
on Six Points of View by theHumps
Some good ole fashioned folk-ish rock for the listeners.
Wayne
on Six Points of View by theHumps
As my friend, Robin said above"the way it's structured played and the story behind it is an ace man you did it again. Jammy hfjhg"
Cracking track my friend.
Well done
Maj
Wayne
on Point Break by theHumps
Plus love a good point break.
p.s. I thought I was only one that used the word 'git' :)
on Last Thursday by theHumps
I always enjoy listening to your roots rock and punk. This is an interesting change up too.
Good work man!
The lyrics just worn't working with the direction of the music, too political i think, better for a rocked up protest song.
Wayne
on Last Thursday by theHumps
Wayne
on Last Thursday by theHumps
Axel
Wayne
on Last Thursday by theHumps
LovePeace&Light,
Mykael
I've always loved the sound of piano and acoustic guitar together.
Wayne
on Last Thursday by theHumps
Hope the meeting went well.
Wayne
on Last Thursday by theHumps
Cheers!
Wayne
on Last Thursday by theHumps
Thanks!
Wayne
on Last Thursday by theHumps
All the acoustic guitar was played by me for this song, no loops used.
Wayne
on Last Thursday by theHumps
Cheers,
Micky
I've always loved simple songs. The Everly Bros and Buddy Holly wrote the simplest, most wonderful songs and they were so basic in the chords, changes and lyrics. They have so much soul, depth and meaning yet they are written so that a beginner musician could play and perform them. I tried to do the same here, the old 'keep it simple stupid' method.
Wayne
on Point Break by theHumps
Bou.
Just a quick idea, nothing too well worked out but I like the feel of it aw well. :)
Wayne
on Point Break by theHumps
I was listening to this and before I knew it my shoulders were moving.
Summer-y indeed!
Summer cannot come too soon, I am so ready for it!
Cool vibes going here. :-)
Thanks, just something to get me in the mood for summer and to work on a quick project.
Wayne