The drums however are
computermade/drummachine and are only ment to accentuate some ideas.
Therefor the drums on the tracks may seem a bit boring
and stiff.
The vocals are another chapter not worth mentioning, they are there to put
the ideas together, so do not put to much attention on these, neither the
songtext ´s
besides a very few :-) However, these songs are only scetch ´es !
All music
composed, arranged and played by me, except:
"See you in Heaven" - Originally composed by EC
"Blues for John" : Henrik Dankert, Harmonica
"In the Desert" : Tuck Bergman: Rhyth ´m guitar & vocals
"Moskitodansevise" : Nesima: Vocal & Altosax
Instruments used:
Fender Precission Bass
Tokai Stratocaster with among a Hot Rail single pick-up
Roland Keyboard JP3-X, Roland Rhythm Composer TR 707
Dean Markley guitar Combo-amp K20 - (very, very small - but loud :-)
Vox AC 30 - bass amp. -highly gained- used on song 1 & 2 for the guitar
No distortion pedals used - only gained amplifiers
Soundtrack Mixer 24-4-2, Roland Delay & Reverb Equipment
Recorded on:
Fostex 4-track cass. recorder for song 1 & 2
Revox A77 recorder for song 3
Tascam 38 for all other songs
What you hear are not copies
from a master tape but copies from a cassette copy
done with an Alpine AL90 cass. recorder used as a Master machine.
- My first song has no other
meaning than to play the guitar and feel good, lyrics
you can throw away - just an awful cue-song :-)
- is a rock ´n roll song with
all its merits, lyrics belong there too !
Both songs were recorded on the Fostex cass. deck, so the sound is not
that
good.
- a rock ´n roll song too,
but this time the lyrics make a little sence !
recorded on a Revox A77 and with a fair vocal :-) but a little to fast
:-)
4. Halfmoon
- a nice song, at least done
and performed by John & Joannah Hall from the very,
I think, underestimated american group "Orleans". I felt for trying it
out in my own
way :-) The heavy rhytmics was a thrill ! A bit to fast again :-)
5. Nightwalk
- was acctually to test my
new Tascam 38 - 8 track recorder and is a jazz-fusion
kind of thing.
A song to a flaming relationship
- is another rock ´n roll song for the Band and makes no sence but for the music
8. Bluespocket
- belongs to the more
interesting ones in shape of it ´s variety in the rhyth ´m, and
for the guitars towards the end ... but the lyrics ? :-)
9. Fallen Eagle
- is a more heavy thing about a
lost Eagle trying to find it ´s way around in this
world ! In the end of the song I try to picture the feel of an Eagle
flying.
10. How about care for your World
Another relationship song .... lyrics no comments.
11. Feels
Another test-song without lyrics. Lyrics are hopefully coming up some day.
12. Sad Decline
A song where lyrics still
are to be made, it is a bit big in it ´s landscape-sound
and a bit Green Peace like in it ´s feeeling.
13. Blues for John
- is a blues with a jazzy
feeling .... however it ´s hard to get the feel in the
middle of the song in lack of a real drummer.
- is inspired by EC and was just another experiment with some slide-playing.
15. Rais me Up
An unfinished song, where the
unmotivated vocals are there to give the
impression of horns. So horns will come up aswell as sax solo ´s ....... one day :-)
16. In the Desert
A song I made with a very
dear friend of mine, Tuck, my Band-mate, who is
doing the excelent rhyth ´m guitar on the song. A song about having lost
his money
and himself playing card-games in Las Vegas. He stick ´s in a desert Town
.... and
it ´s hot !
- is a song I made together with
the very dear Nesima, voc & sax, on a 3. rd floor
in Copenhagen. The recording of the guitar-solo would be a bit loud for the very
neighbours, if I didn ´t stack ´ed my little amplifier covered with various clothes :-)
Nesima is the main composer of the song, and plays the keyboard aswell.
18. The Rose
- originally a beautiful song by Bette Midler.
Nesima and I met one
another at a wedding where the lovers were common
friends to us. Nesima sang the song alone playing an acoustic guitar.
I was very thrilled about her contribution to the wedding party,
So I asked her to do a version together with me.
And so we did at the same place as above.