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the blues byrds
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Mike Lyzenga
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WELCOME EVERYBODY !
The Blues Byrds are the inevitable collaboration between one ocean and two humans.
Michael Lyzenga and Andrea Cremona began recording long-distance in February of 2009 with their first song, Overseas. From West Virginia USA to Travo, Italy, many digits of code were passed back and forth through the ether-net until this song came about.
Many more songs are in the works and will be added to our playlist very soon.
We hope you enjoy the songs we've uploaded and stay in tune for more to come !
The Blues Byrds
ITALY/USA
The Blues Byrds are the inevitable collaboration between one ocean and two humans.
Michael Lyzenga and Andrea Cremona began recording long-distance in February of 2009 with their first song, Overseas. From West Virginia USA to Travo, Italy, many digits of code were passed back and forth through the ether-net until this song came about.
Many more songs are in the works and will be added to our playlist very soon.
We hope you enjoy the songs we've uploaded and stay in tune for more to come !
The Blues Byrds
ITALY/USA
Why this name?
The Blues Byrds: we're like a bird in the sky, flying high on a melody !
Do you play live?
not yet ... but anything is possible !
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
... it allows our music to be heard by people all over the world and exposes them to the possibilities of a long distance collaboration such as ours...
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
that depends on the points!
Band History:
West Virginia USA and Travo, Italy have a common bond... people all over the world GET the blues! The Blues Byrds began recording together in February 2009 via email. Isn't technology great! This big old world of ours just keeps getting smaller and smaller! The possibilties of the internet are endless. The blues is not a disease... it is the cure!
Send us some feedback about our songs and we'll be happy to consider any suggestions and opportunities that you may have. The Blues Byrds... just keepin' the blues alive!
Send us some feedback about our songs and we'll be happy to consider any suggestions and opportunities that you may have. The Blues Byrds... just keepin' the blues alive!
Your influences?
Eric Clapton, Pink Floyd, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Dire Straits, Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, The Beatles, The Eagles, The Who, The Clash, BluesBox, Blues Crossing... and the list could go on forever!
Favorite spot?
"G"
Equipment used:
USA: Seagul acoustic guitar, Regal dobro, CAD GXL2400 condenser mic, BOSS BR1600 digital 16 track recorder.
Italy: Yamaha Mapple Custom drums, Sabian HH cymbals, Fender Telecatser Vintage 52 butterscotch (H. Lou Zanetti & D.D. King), Fender Stratocaster '69, Gibson Les Paul Custom '74 (James "smoking guitar" Jackson), Fender Stratocaster Eric Clapton Signature '84 (D.D. King); Fender Jazzbass 1977, Fender Precision bass 1978 (Steve "the healer" Taggart), Fender superbassman 1968 (used both for guitars & basses), Evil Twin 1991, Mackie 1640 firewire audiocard mixer, Toshiba computers.
Italy: Yamaha Mapple Custom drums, Sabian HH cymbals, Fender Telecatser Vintage 52 butterscotch (H. Lou Zanetti & D.D. King), Fender Stratocaster '69, Gibson Les Paul Custom '74 (James "smoking guitar" Jackson), Fender Stratocaster Eric Clapton Signature '84 (D.D. King); Fender Jazzbass 1977, Fender Precision bass 1978 (Steve "the healer" Taggart), Fender superbassman 1968 (used both for guitars & basses), Evil Twin 1991, Mackie 1640 firewire audiocard mixer, Toshiba computers.
Anything else...?
Feedback is a good thing!