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» member profile:
The Shed Man
» genre:
Instrumentals >
Rock
» location:
Graeme Cammack
» label: unsigned
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This is my tribute to my dear departed friend, Charlie, who brought joy and happiness into my life.
A relaxed, soothing and ambient piece.
A little sequencer and guitar ditty dedicated to a very special dog.
Another one dedicated to the memory of my best friend, Charlie, the loveliest dog there ever was.
Just a badly played guitar and a few effects.
Two synths, two guitars, one river and one birds. Inspired by, well that would be telling....
An instrumental piece inspired by my recent travels to South Africa.
A song inspired by the music and lyrics of John Foxx
Who'd be a ring modulator, eh?
Another of my Scottish sounding efforts.
Inspired by and dedicated to the late, great William 'Stuart' Adamson.
Not really a Christmas song, more of a toe-tapper for your Hogmanay party.
A bit of over the top production on a prett ordinary instrumental.
Another sort of vaguely Eastern European thing.
A collaboration with Mono Head ( http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=497397 ) and a silent pigeon.
An old number of mine with new life breathed into it by the wonderful Dawns and Jim.
Just an improvised guitar with lots of effects.
Two guitars and a few birds to sing you to sleep.
This is a version without any guitar on it so you can download it and add your own ideas.
Just a synthy sort of rhythm with some guitars etc. No birds this time!!
Just some totally improvised guitar, heavily treated with delay and ring modulator, surrounded by nature.
Some beautiful vocals added to one of my instrumentals by the wonderful Margot Du Bois
One bunch of birds, one guitar and a few special effects. What more could the heart of man desire?
Another attempt at summing up the seasonal unpleasantness.
An instrumental version of times are hard, without my embarrassingly bad lyrics and vocals.