Christopher Langley Johnston
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Christopher Langley Johnston is a singer/songwriter based in the UK.
Christopher started writing songs in 1995 and has continued to do so ever since, influenced by music from the 1920s to the present day and from many places around the world.Have you performed in front of an audience?I have played several gigs locally but one special gig was at the Gig club in Hollywood, LA. There I played a 25 minute acoustic set, my first time in the US. Went down ok too :)
Hi Chris...
Thanks for listening to "dreams" its an old track i dug out....
Funny when you look back at how you started wrting!
Robyou've got the sweet vocal quality of spanky and our gang and herman's hermits. that's a good thing for pop tunes like the ones i've heard here.
--stockwrockHey Chris!! how are ya mate?
well, I am now back in New Zealand- came back in December - trying to build life up again! it aint easy - but its good for ya! thanks for the comments mate! I recorded that 'Save the day' e.p in the last week or so before i left England - something different!
Do you have a myspace?
www.myspace.com/mattschobsakayearbook
thats mine- I also did my first official new zealand interview last week!
www.vampedUP.co.nz its on that page somewhere titled...
Matt Schobs; The Next Nick Drake?
check it out if you get a chance!
talk soon
MattDesire You is a unique song, I really like it alot and I would to see you persue an update on this one to address a few minor issues.
the vovals need to be balanced they dip in and out at times, compression will fix that and perhaps a touch of vocal exciter notched at 2 k to help em cut through after you comp em.
The percussion track rythym needs to be tightend a tad...
Very original! As I said I dig this alot, thanks for listening to mine and for your suggestion.
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Hey Friend... I'm Wishing you and your family a Happy New Year... May it be Blessed with Great Musical Ideas and Health.. Thanks for your support in the past and I thank you now for your support in the future.. Robert Beall.