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Family and Friends Dedicated to Don Haney Family and Friends Dedicated to Don Haney
Straight-on Solo Acoustic Blues. Shane really lets out his imaginative story telling quality here. 1 take with no preconception as what the recording was to be about musically or lyrically, as the little flicker of the mixing board lights flashed on.
BMF BMF
Kind of a cocky attitude presented here, like strutting one's own feathers. Attitude contained in a Blues Shuffle
What's Up With That 2009 Shane OBrien What's Up With That 2009 Shane OBrien
A funky Blues Rock song created as a tribute piece in honor of our Vets past, present and future
The Genuine One 2013 Shane O'Brien The Genuine One 2013 Shane O'Brien
An Acoustic Guitar/Vocal Ballad by Shane O'Brien using his 12 String
Folsom Prison Blues Revisited Folsom Prison Blues Revisited
Solo Country Rockin Blues Number highly influenced by the man: J. Cash
its safe to be you 2013 Shane O'Brien its safe to be you 2013 Shane O'Brien
Acoustic Guitar Duo performance of another Shane O'Brien classic song story. Shane-6/12 string Guitars/Vocal, Todd Tragar -Ovation Guitar
NYC, What a Lady Shane O'Brien TV Solo NYC, What a Lady Shane O'Brien TV Solo
Originally broadcasted in 2003 which is also this Funky Rock Blues song's first live performance.
Remember I Love You Original Studio Recording Remember I Love You Original Studio Recording
Written by Shane O'Brien, Remember I Love, his ballad performed in it's very slowest time signature with an almost stop type rhythm
Wonder Woman 2005 Shane O'Brien Wonder Woman 2005 Shane O'Brien
Kind of a rock discoed out piece that I wrote in 2005 using a B B King Lucille for the first time, it very quickly became one of the go to songs in a playlist of that period for me.
the trains gone away the trains gone away
Danny Timms and I did this track he presented when we were rolling track after track we each had written one summers night. This recording jumped right out from the collection, I'm thinking the syncopation just does that, oh ya,trains hoot sounds 2
KJFM interview Introduction KJFM interview Introduction
May 2009, the introduction to the KJFM interview with Hostess Nancy Westin. Nancy interviews Shane O'Brien and this the top of the INVALID s bumper theme followed by the introduction of Shane.
The Bluesman, unplugged acoustic trio version The Bluesman, unplugged acoustic trio version
The Bluesman c2003 is slow and groovy also deliberate in delivery. A 1-4-5 progression done twice before the actual turn around.
Nancy Westin pt 3Song IdeaIn The Dark,Unpluggeg Nancy Westin pt 3Song IdeaIn The Dark,Unpluggeg
Guitar_Keyboard Blues Rock tune.
Love That Woman-'Live' at the Blue Cafe' Love That Woman-'Live' at the Blue Cafe'
Funky Up tempo Blues Rock Number. Shane actually had a cast on from a broken wrist injury from his duties as a Union Ironworker during the day job thing... Finger tips to just below the right elbow the cast was. Music is so powerful and cool though
Who's Lovin' Who Acoustic Guitar Duo Who's Lovin' Who Acoustic Guitar Duo
Acoustic Guitarist/Vocalist accompanied by Acoustic Guitarist Hoopa Johnny. Recorded with two room mics only on two tracks only. One Take, as usual... Tells of a blind faith in Love and a misguided intention from one Lover...
Gentle Man Gentle Man
Rock Blues Ballad. This is the second song written by Shane O'Brien during his late teen years. Still nurturing it with every ounce of energy today and performed every time as a favored piece, anywhere and anytime for everyone.
Chapter 2_ 1st Phase_California writing music era Chapter 2_ 1st Phase_California writing music era
Chapter 2 of 8 from the Nancy Westin interview of Shane O'Brien at KJFM radio in the USA. May 2009.
