Michael M. Silvers
At 75 years old, just can't stop writing music
Born in the city but a country boy at heart. This is the campfire version of this song.
"I WAS BORN TO BE A COWBOY (CAMPFIRE VERSION) [1]" by Michael M. Silvers is a Country production available on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by acoustic, giving the song its signature feel. This authentic song uses zero artificial intelligence or samples; it is all human-made. A male singer provides a powerful vocal layer to the mix. The choice of C maj lends the composition a bright and assured character. The sound is easy to get into, appealing to a wide range of country fans. It has charted at #21 on the SoundClick Country General chart. Explore the full Michael M. Silvers catalog on SoundClick and discover more Country music from independent creators.
Don't ever ask a favor from that old fortune teller up the road, you might regret it.
SoundClick artist Michael M. Silvers presents "BUT I HAD NO EXCUSE NEW", an outstanding release in the Blues genre. Rooted in Jazz, Blues and Americana, the song brings a punchy energy to the Blues space. Musical depth is added by a strong male vocal layer. The use of A♭ maj gives the track an open, confident feel. The euphoric atmosphere pairs with a floor-filling pulse throughout the track. "BUT I HAD NO EXCUSE NEW" has peaked at #11 in the Blues General category on SoundClick. Michael M. Silvers continues to build a Blues catalog on SoundClick, one of the longest-running platforms for independent artists.
The way society sucks right now, it's time to bring back the way it was in the good old days.
"BRING BACK THE GOOD OLE DAYS" by Michael M. Silvers is an Indie Pop production available on SoundClick. The production choices feel intentional, giving the track a distinct character. With its warm tone and a soft bounce rhythm, the track covers a lot of emotional ground. It has charted at #24 on the SoundClick Indie Pop chart. For fans of Good Old Days looking for something new, Michael M. Silvers delivers on SoundClick.
A song that reflects how I feel looking at all the BS in the world today, I would rather sit in my easy chair and simply have coffee with my dog.
"I'D RATHER HAVE COFFEE WITH MY DOG" is an Acoustic Folk track by Michael M. Silvers on SoundClick. Michael M. Silvers demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. The arrangement unfolds with a natural ease, guiding the listener through a more immersive experience. It has reached the top 10 on the SoundClick Acoustic Folk chart, peaking at #9. "I'D RATHER HAVE COFFEE WITH MY DOG" is part of the Michael M. Silvers catalog on SoundClick, where independent artists connect with a global audience.
Country pride, we stand for our anthem and we kneel down to pray, we love our country because there is no other like the USA
Independent artist Michael M. Silvers drops "I STAND FOR OUR ANTHEM", an Acoustic track on SoundClick. Rooted in Americana, the song brings a chilled energy to the Acoustic space. A male vocal is a key driving element of this track. The track has a subtle groove quality that makes it easy to connect with. "I STAND FOR OUR ANTHEM" has peaked at #25 in the Acoustic General category on SoundClick. If Americana is your sound, "I STAND FOR OUR ANTHEM" is a strong addition to your playlist.
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Laid back sentimental songs
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Music to make ya smile!
I'm an old 60s and 70s player who gave it all up 50 years ago. Until a relative was diagnosed with cancer and I wrote her a little song, which has turned into a passion for writing. A 75 year old "new" writer and won't stop now, gotta make up for all the music I missed. Peace!!
I started playing in the late 60s and early 70s. Played in a band that did a tribute to the Beatles but unfortunately, we disbanded, so I took a 50 year break and raised a family and ran a successful business. After I retired, the old guitar beckoned me and started playing and fiddled with a couple of tunes I had in my head. Now I am obsessed with writing music and now co-writing. Nice way to spend my retirement, I play everything on all the songs, except drums. and do all the vocals (as good as a 75 year old can). Sure hope ya find a tune or two you like, make this old man happy!
Played back in the late 60s and early 70s, smallest crowns, about 2, largest crowd about 13,000 that is a little nerve wracking. Our group was the first in the U.S. to do a tribute to the Beatles, until the early 70s and disbanded. But crowds really weren't too scary after awhile we got excited to get on stage.
Loved groups like, America, the Doobie Bothers, Joe Cocker, Cream and so on. The biggest influencer for our group was The Beatles
Ovation acoustic guitars (3) a Fender strat, Gibson EB3L Bass, Yamaha acoustic guitar, a Roland keyboard and whatever else you can give me to play