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jcmosquito
» genre:
Alternative >
Indie
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» label: unsigned
» for fans of: 60's psych/garage/pop
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Dedicate to Lou Q, who would appreciate how had the chorus was to write. Bernie - ac guitat & lead. Gerard 12 string and b vox. Skeeter - bass.
(1 of 4) In which we find the old guitar player don't play pianna that well anymore either.
(2 of 4) A short Litany of the Saints, prayerful and meditative in a droning, rock and roll sort of way. Sunny T on one take never rehearsed guitar (left side).
(3 of 4) A history lesson, featuring Sunny T on rhythm guitar (left side).
(4 of 4) A literary fish story for English Lit teachers everywhere.
Traditional, based on the early work of Doc Boggs.
Coal. Black. Cadillac.
What if you didn't want to get up and start your day? Featuring Sunny T on the big Telecaster, Dan on emergency lyric bailout (included for a change), and yours truly on kitchen sink. Remember the Titans!
Featuring Sunny T on additional over the top rhythm guitar.
Came to me in a flash.
Demo - production mix for "The Jangle" internet band project.
A 30 year old song resurrected to see if I can get it right the second time. This has been redone & remixed since it was originally posted.
A tribute to the Woodstock generation - or maybe not. Featuring - Sunny T on lead guitars (thanx, mon!).
Single mix.
A longish 2 part epic. Really.
subtitled: (Wolfman at Your Door)
A remix.
Dedicated to everyone who ever wished they'd have said something else when they'd had the chance.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
Power pop sugar coated goodness.
If you slow down at all, the past WILL catch up to you.