Marc Halikas
Classic Miles Davis ballad. lotta dissonance in this composition. Electric piano, upright bass, and electric guitar round out this ensemble. Interesting that Miles Davis is credited for the composition but in fact it was Bill Evans that wrote it.
My second take on this Miles Davis composition. Two guitars, bass, horns, and drums.
Mellow ambient flow w/percussion, acoustic rhythm guitar, bass, piano, and electric guitar.
My take on this classic from Grover Washington Jr. One of the first smooth jazz artists that I listened to. A true smooth jazz hero who we lost WAY too soon.
Simple rendition of this standard w/piano and vibes only.
Two versions of this classic jazz ballad by compopser Wayne Shorter. First is two electric guitars w/electric bass and MIDI drums for backup. Second is all MIDI w/tenor sax and electric piano w/an upright bass and drum loops for backup.
Lively upbeat and jazzy jam w/lots of layered guitars, drums, and keyboards.
High powered jam w/full sound containing drums, bass, keyboards, synth, and overdriven electric guitar.
Mellow groove w/electric piano, fretless bass, ambient drums, electric guitar, and synth pads.
Mellow jazzy waltz with drums, bass, rhythm, and lead guitar.
Hauntingly beautiful composition by pianist and composer Kenny Baron. Interpreted by me on electric guitar, bass guitar, and electric piano (triggered w/a You Rock guitar).
Mellow late night jazz groove performed on my You Rock Guitar. Omnisphere, Trilian, Garritan Jazz Big Band, EZ Drummer, REAPER
Lively club groove performed with all synthesizers on a You Rock Guitar.