Mike Amason
Crazy One-Man Freak Show
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I Go Down In Flames I Go Down In Flames
I wrote this as a male torch song. Libby did a better job on the vocals than I could have.
Castle Of Stone Castle Of Stone
Not quite gospel, not quite religious, kinda ole-timey.
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I have been writing songs for thirty years and have some real clunkers to my credit. What you will find here are the least objectionable of the lot.
I have been told I have a voice with the appeal of a room full of alarm clocks on a Monday Morning. I have a classic face for radio.
I had slowed down for a while before I ran across the Just Plain Networking songwriter's forum and got recharged by the super people there. Join us if you will at www.justplainfolks.org
I play to entertain me. If you find anything here of any interest, enjoy and welcome. If not, please send my address to someone you don't like.
Thanks and have a safe and harmonic life, MikeBand/artist history
I sing, therefore I am.Have you performed in front of an audience?I play open mikes on occasion around Columbia, SC, where I live. When the spotlight turns on, I know what a stack of pancakes feels like when the melted butter and syrup get poured on.
Your musical influences
I grew up in the late 60s and early 70s, arguably one of the peak creative times in the 20th century. CSNY, James Taylor, Joni, Cat Stevens, Jim Croce. Also have a huge interest in the old delta bluesmen and the street musicians of the 20s and 30s - Mance Lipscomb, Bo Carter, Blind Willie McTell (who I actually saw when I was two or three years old, playing in the parking lot of the Pig & Whistle in Atlanta), Blind Blake, Rev. Gary Davis...the list goes on.What equipment do you use?
Larrive OM-09, Taylor 510, Wildwood open-back banjo, Tascam Portastudio, Akai reel-to-reel, Audacity, lots of ginger ale for recording fuel.Contact
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