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Simon "Butterfingers" Beck
- Keyboards, bass guitar...
Simon "Butterfingers" Beck
- Keyboards, bass guitar...
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Blues >
Blues General
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Simon Beck
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Ray Charles, Dr John, Albert Ammons, Professor Longhair
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Two electric guitars, bass and electric violin, playing something between funk and bluegrass over a drum machine backing. All instruments played by Simon Beck
A simple fingerpicking exercise, with blues and ragtime influences.
Collaboration with Ca$mir, AKA Burntworld Productions
Classic 12-bar with organ, bass and just a sprinkle of Telecaster...
A SoundClick Top 100 song
Piano, bass and harmonica version of the old standard...
A tribute of sorts to New Orleans pianists Professor Longhair and Doctor John, who respectively invented and perfected this style of boogie-woogie.
A standard, given the piano, bass and organ treatment. Did you know that the tune itself was originally called 'New Britain'?
A SoundClick Top 100 song
I'm playing a cheap Chinese chromatic harmonica, my trusty Wurly piano (OK, actually my Casio WK-3000), and my MusicMan copy bass. I created the percussion track using HammerHead and conga and maraca samples from Microsoft's venerable 'Musical Ins
A SoundClick Top 50 song
A boogie-woogie version of Schubert's 'Trout'. Recorded live from a Casio WK-3000, with no edits or overdubs.
Here's the guitar you've all been waiting for - it's a Squier Telecaster (Daphne blue, rosewood fingerboard and through-body stringing). Thought you'd like to know...
There have been many songs written around this progression. This one (like all my work) is an instrumental spotlighting piano, organ and bass, all played by myself. But no guitar. Not yet...
A lazy, smoky stream of Wurlitzer piano, bass guitar and understated drum machine.
A SoundClick Top 50 song
Boogie-woogie solo piano improvisation.