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a Gigante's Goodbye
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emotional puppet
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for mr thomas
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instrumental based on the robin williamson song of the same name
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during the terry epoch
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i love and respect terry but ours was a tumultuous and fated relationship . a lot of happy songs came out of that time , however , and they're just ...
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subterraneans for john sheridan
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my friend john loves the kerouac tome the subterraneans, so i did a backbeat kind of treatment to kerouac's own reading of his story.
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sunshine on my shoulders (cover/collab) john denver
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this is a garageband arrangement of strings, flute and organ i created as an overlay to an acoustic version of john denver's great song where jd plays guitar and sings only.
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for dewey redman
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i don't know dewey's catalogue raisonne , but i first discovered him through keith jarrett an have always loved his work
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lost my driving wheel byrds cover by mrsullyrox, helmet19, kurt11110
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god knows i had some grand designs for this video, but finally figured if i can at least add toonces, all is not lost. this is the first collab. between myself, matt (mrs...
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down by the river (cover) mrsullyrox & kurt11110
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sully and i created this song collaboration a few months ago . wasn't sure exactly what to do image wise , but this song has always conjured up image...
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tomorrow never knows (cover)
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an isolated track from the revolver sessions with just john's voice and ringo's drumming. i added garageband horns, guitar, flute and electric piano to flesh it out.
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johnny's garden stephen stills cover
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dutch singer songwriter jacques mees was kind enough to let me add garageband flute , church bells and classic rock organ to his version of this excellent song from manas...
About kurt11110
i like music. when i discovered garageband on my mac i realized the potential to live out all my multitrack fantasies, so that's mostly what i have been posting here. since then i have met a lot of interesting and fun and talented people through youtube, and welcome the chance to meet more .
i also want to mention special thank you's to sullyrock, fredthejunkman, and doctorcastille who are great musicians, and who have been more than generous of their time and critiques; they are all around supportive to a relative naif like myself.
i like music. when i discovered garageband on my mac i realized the potential to live out all my multitrack fantasies, so that's mostly what i have been posting here. since then i have met a lot of interesting and fun and talented people ...
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