John Alan Daubert
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HEY NOW! HEY NOW!
Piano Rock with Hofner Bass and Rogers Drums. Keyboard Horns, Strings and Flute. All Daubert Played.
Liberty's Comin' Liberty's Comin'
John Alan Daubert playing and singing all the tracks on this Rocker for Liberty's Sake.
Londons Ferris Wheel Londons Ferris Wheel
John Daubert playing and singing everything on all the songs: (Mike Caro adds on "Stage Door Johnny" some percussion and a violin part in the break). Daubert also mixed the tracks, including the version here for Stage Door Johnny.
Friday On My Mind Friday On My Mind
Daubert covering Friday On My Mind close to the original.
You're The Way You're The Way
Daubert composed/played the parts on keys for a big band style. Vocals.
Durham Durham
Piano based classic, old school style song about memories Durham, England, from being there as child in 1959. Happy Blues, actually, if there is such a genre. Maybe Contemporary Jazz.?
Lennon More Than A Memory Lennon More Than A Memory
28 As If 28 As If
A one off at the upright piano when feeling lazy about the lyrics. So, I created the melody on the spot as if I don't care, or how a drink might have done it. Mostly, I was into the music and the melody, but as you can tell, NOT my humming
Beatles & Pizza Beatles & Pizza
John Daubert's upright piano and lead vocal recorded on a cell phone, and later, putting that into theLogic Pro recording software, for Daubert to play bass, keyboard horns and a cello, along with the percussion. Who doesn't like Beatles AND Pizza!?
First Flurries (HowAreYou?) First Flurries (HowAreYou?)
Daubert playing instruments. Progressive, Pop/Rock
Sorry Now Sorry Now
Twenty Minutes Is A Lifetime Twenty Minutes Is A Lifetime
A 1974 at home raw recording of piano, bass and drums. Bass by James Calore. Drums by Danny Paul. Both were in Breakwater Bay, as was I.
Daubert's Ben-Hur Keyboard Recreation) Daubert's Ben-Hur Keyboard Recreation)
A Daubert keyboard recreation of ten minutes of the main movements from the 1959 film, Ben-Hur.
Daubert's Cover - "The Magnificent Seven" Opening Daubert's Cover - "The Magnificent Seven" Opening
John Daubert's attempt to duplicate on a 2005 keyboard, the 1960 Elmer Bernstein's film theme music and opening for the film, "The Magnificent Seven". No sheet music/score music used or looked at. All by ear and learning each part of the soundtrack.
Confined By Silence (Daubert&Holcombe) Confined By Silence (Daubert&Holcombe)
A Sony Pictures selection in 1999 for one of the top 13 Independent Film Themes, (and Daubert & Holcombe's score, which is not included here). Buddy Holcombe and John Daubert composed this Stalin period piece with Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn in mind.
Daubert's Orch. of Eleanor Rigby Daubert's Orch. of Eleanor Rigby
McCartney's Great Song Inspired Daubert To Compose a Moody, Dramatic & Involved Arrangement for his instrumental.
