This is a medley of some songs that Elvis Presley did a couple years ago :D .
All me, all real instruments, all real vocals, no digital or electronic trickery, no karaoke, nothing of the kind - ever.
I'm Lee Jones, this blog is about me :D . It's my diary. I talk about my hatred for injustice and unfairness. I talk about my experiences in this nasty music business. I talk about egos. I talk about pathetic little men who seem to be everywhere. I talk about my basketball days, and even my little league baseball days. I don't talk about family, being that I have no family to speak of. It's just me, and I'm more than ok with that.
This is a medley of some songs that Elvis Presley did a couple years ago :D .
All me, all real instruments, all real vocals, no digital or electronic trickery, no karaoke, nothing of the kind - ever.
This is the song that got me started back playing guitar again, after laying off for a few years. It's the old Allman Brothers classic, Ramblin' Man. I loved both guitar solos from the very first time I heard it. I first bought a cheap Les Paul copy, but couldn't stomach the sound, so I got a Gibson Les Paul Custom. Red wine finish, gold hardware, and was a heavy guy, and I loved it - playability, sound, feel, weight, asthetics,all of it.
It's all me, all real instruments, all real vocals. Just so you know I'm not using karaoke tracks, AI, computer generated "Content", or anything of the kind.
Just finished this one. It's the old Hank Jr. classic, Dixie On My Mind".
It's all me, all real instruments, all real vocals, and all production. Just so you know I'm not using karaoke tracks, AI, computer generated horseshit, or anything of the kind.
This is Song For Anna. Written by Andre Popp, I understand he wrote is specifically for Ohta San, one of the greatest ukulele players in the history of ukulele. Today you get me :D .
It's all me, all real instruments.
This is one of my originals. I wrote and recorded this one sometime in the mid 90s. I did it on an old Roland VS 880, a stand alone 8 track recording system. They girl is Aria St. John. I heard her singing in a studio where I was waiting to do some recording. I rewrote the song to make it a duet.
All me playing real instruments, except the drums, that was Mickey Barrera.