Emory Caudill
Emory Caudill Acoustic Guitar/ vocals, the late Anthony Kunz Bass, Dennis Meckel Lead
"MY ROOM - Scratch track" is an Indie Pop track by Emory Caudill on SoundClick. It provides textures that deepen the overall emotional resonance. The arrangement unfolds with a natural ease, guiding the listener through a more immersive experience. "MY ROOM - Scratch track" has reached the top 10 on the main SoundClick Pop chart. If you enjoy artists like Emory Caudill, Emory Caudill is worth exploring on SoundClick.
This obscure recording with the original 1990"s Testing Grounds. Emory Caudill vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Dennis Meckle leads The late Anthony Kunz Bass, Pat Antone Drums & backup vocals.
"DEAD MANS JOURNEY" by Emory Caudill is a Christian Rock production available on SoundClick. The track carries an emotional weight that lingers well after it ends. The track creates a listening experience that feels judgement, future and travis scott. It has reached number 1 on the main SoundClick Rock chart. Fans of Emory Caudill and Testing Grounds Band will find "DEAD MANS JOURNEY" worth adding to their playlist via SoundClick.
Emory Caudill vocals/acoustic, Pat Antone Drums, Rick Leo's lead. This is the first track of my catalog ever authorized for free download. Dedicated to Nikki a survivor. Unpublished scratch tracks for feedback.
Emory Caudill delivers a measured Christian Rock experience on SoundClick with "Bend". The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. No external samples are used in this track. The sound is crowd-pleasing, appealing to a wide range of christian rock fans. It has peaked at #4 in Rock and #1 in Christian Rock on the SoundClick charts. Emory Caudill is an independent artist on SoundClick, releasing Christian Rock music directly to fans worldwide. This song is available as free download.
Caudill vocals/acoustic gtr, Pat Antone Drums bu vocals, Dennis Meckel lead gtr, Anthony Kunz Bass,
Independent artist Emory Caudill drops "Testing Grounds no intro", a Rock track on SoundClick. The track showcases Emory Caudill's instinct for crafting memorable music. It is 100% original and free of any third-party samples. This track does what good rock does best — it connects. "Testing Grounds no intro" has peaked at #13 in the main Rock category on SoundClick. If Testing Grounds Band is in your rotation, "Testing Grounds no intro" belongs there too — find it on SoundClick.
Emory Caudill vocals, acoustic guitar, The late Anthony Kunz Bass, Dennis Meckel Lead, Glen Campbell drummer Gary Burzzese.
"IN GOD'S NAME" by Emory Caudill is a Rock production available on SoundClick. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. No external samples are used in this track. The production leans into an even-keeled aesthetic that fits the rock style. It has reached the top 10 on the SoundClick Rock General chart, peaking at #1. If you enjoy artists like Emery, Emory Caudill is worth exploring on SoundClick.
1990"s Original Testing Grounds, Singer, Songwriter, Ghost Writer, Old School Peaceful Advocate for many causes with successful outcomes. How did I get where I am now?
I'm just Post C3-7 Neck fusion as of this writing: Speech therapy, memory loss, PTSD from from a headrest explosion July 7th 2023 just shutting the door. Published court opinion of expert witness reports with a force of around 120# and can be seen deploying on crash test dummy video nearly 3 times faster than an airbag.
But FCA Chrysler claims their active head restraints (AHRs) have virtually Zero Chance of harming anyone. AdvocateWriter.com
The other side of the story to where I'm at now is rehabilitation to get back into the studio. I'm blessed to have met a Neurosurgeon who gave me hope that I would sing again after surgery; she used specialized tools for singers and she was right.
The first Neurosurgion I seen said after the ACDF fusion I would never sing again, it was crushing to hear. Well, as soon as I awoke to hearing her say I need to talk and I heard the tone and power of my speech I just knew I would sing, it was overwhelming.
Despite some complications that resolved in the ICU, I did quite well. Just two weeks post-fusion, I sang for Dr. Simpson in her office. Where am I now? I'm on the path back into the studio with new aspirations.
Lots of memories performing, some good, great and not so much lol.