Trick T Olly
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TartanLinoleum
Apr 12
So nice I played it twice
Anthonyhmusic
Feb 09, 2024
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IamDjFinesse
Nov 19, 2023
Hey if you wanna to collab.. send me a message on IG saying collab! @beatsinabag
Tony DeLecce
Aug 20, 2020
Song: For The Sake Of It #111
Hi Patrick. Glad to see you ate still at it.
Are these old words as written in Canada ?
Like your piano sounds like you are having a blast.
Sartr3
Apr 03, 2020
Hi!. Check out my stuff and follow4follow please! :)
dawnsinclair
Jun 10, 2013
Hi there!!
Nice to see you on my page (I don't log in daily but seems that we almost coincided this time.)
You're right about Linked in....it's proving to be very useful for me because although I am far too content with being a free spirit and wouldn't take a 9-5 if my life depended on it now, I have actually met some great people through their SkillPages....and have recruited (so far) 10 fine artists to help with a project I've been working on for years.
I still work, if writing could be described as work (I've never stopped writing since I could hold a pen and never will til I kick the bucket) but now I write mainly novels rather than song lyrics. However, one song lyric made into a song (out of the more than 250 I've done amazingly enough) is about to bring in the bacon...in a modest but useful way, since my collaborator and I have "sold" the song to the Chinese for a lovely advance plus royalties.
The published novels are bringing in bits and bobs of moolah too an
Alien Syndrome Deluxe
Apr 11, 2012
Hmmmmm, this is good...sounds like crumhorns. The ending is a bit abrupt, but otherwise, very, very good.
I love crumhorns, espeically good with cheesecake. So, I'
ll give you five stars, but only four for production, cos you ended it too abruptly. Oh, and nothing for vocals or lyrics...but I am sure you will understand why!
Tony DeLecce
May 04, 2011
Patrick,
I was quite surprised to see you discussing my TIll there was you over at Dawns. But..... I am very glad to hear that you are still able to pop on the boards. I was concerned about you being in the middle of that earthquake. How close to you? DId you have any impact from it?
Hope all is well. I was quite surprised they were building reactors on volcanoes. But I guess when you are an island with little resources you have to do something and I guess the north is less populated??
dawnsinclair
May 03, 2011
You are right about not persecuting the frauds...they are all part of life's colourful tapestry (part of the story as you say) and how could we appreciate the truthful if we never heard a lie? You dodge and weave in music and in words...it is an intricate tale you tell and reminds me so much of those psychedelic times of the sixties when people saw through kaleidoscope eyes....good on you Patrick!!
Tony DeLecce
Nov 17, 2010
Hi Patrick,
Well Sir Paul and Robert now that is quite a dot connector. I liked your logic. I am still amazed how you get these 400 songs dusted off and breath new life into them. I was watching the new Robin Hood and listening to the string instruments and thinking no way they played and got that intricate beautiful sound in 1200 whatever. This is quite a chase you are on and I find it somewhat fascinating how you do it. Keep em coming.
dawnsinclair
Nov 16, 2010
Hope I don't bump into Heather...I was a huge Beatles fan ya know!!!
dawnsinclair
Jul 02, 2010
Definitely got that English Tudor thing going on Patrick....very interesting that you chose this era for your music.
Thanks for stopping by...it's like a desert on my page these days hehe
Tony DeLecce
Jun 30, 2010
Patrick, Patrick, Do not attempt to make sense out of the Soundclick math. I think they might do well putting their math skills to work in the Obama administration noone there knows how to add either.
Now I have been listening to your latest rendition of a 400 year old song. Always interesting. Now you never answered my questions. How do you get this music and are you reading musical notation to get the sound? In short how do you know what to play and how the song goes?
dawnsinclair
Dec 08, 2009
Patrick sorry about the request...no its not an invitation you should accept....I tried to cancel joining and it wouldnt let me and they targetted all in my mail address book....I do apologise....someone sent it to me and I was too trusting I guess, just clicked without thinking.
hugggz dawn
Tony DeLecce
Oct 13, 2009
Hi Patrick,
Where do you get this stuff? 400 years old is just amazing. Makes you wonder what instrumentation did they use and how did you get this music and was in in notation? Quite a unique quest you have been on.
Thanks for listening again to MMB. Hope all is good in the land of the Rising Sun.
Tony DeLecce
Sep 19, 2009
Hi Patrick,
No I did not take your comments too hard. I took them for what they were. Tammy also mentioned similiar things. Problem was I was probably 4 steps above where I wrote it and not in the comfort zone. As much as it is a lot more work I bit the bullet and have moved it down at least two steps. Cant remember as I just got back from England and will be reworking in a more comfortable key for me. So stay tuned. And as you show on your many mixes of the same song this is unfortunately an all too common occurance as we are our own engineers/performers. I guess that is why the Beatles have the anthology tapes so many versions of the same songs.
Tony DeLecce
Sep 03, 2009
Very Medieval sounding. Love the chord changes.
Hi, I came across some of your songs here, I'm a fan! Email mp3 files to agborraymond81@gmail.com for Airplay