Hey Thanks everyone! I would like to hear your rendition on soundcloud Phill!
Here is the attachment to Phills Version on soundcloud below.
https://soundcloud.com/iphillfine/fallen-again
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Hey Thanks everyone! I would like to hear your rendition on soundcloud Phill!
Here is the attachment to Phills Version on soundcloud below.
https://soundcloud.com/iphillfine/fallen-again
Next year will be fifty years since my father passed away so I have been trying to write a song about how a little tune he use to whistle has stayed with me all that time.
I have put the words and a little song around it up on soundcloud . I am wondering if anyone is interested, can they have a go at it also in a differant way to what I have done.
I will post the words here also.
Johnny's Whistle
Back in 1967 my father Johnny passed away.
And one of my lingering memories of my father was a tune that he use to whistle.
Which I call Johnny's Whistle.
And it went something like this.
........................................{ whistle filler }
Yeah Johnny's Whistle that's what I call it.
He seem to whistle it every day.
It could be sort of annoying but it's my last lingering memory of him.
And it's kind of stayed in a way I hope it lives on after I have gone.
Johnny's Whistle
.......................................{ Whistle filler }
Johnny's Whistle
......................................{ Whistle filler }
Well many years have come and passed.
And lots of things have happened.
And all sorts of water has passed beneath my bridge.
But the one lasting thing that lingers on about Johnny is his whistle.
Johnny's Whistle will always be with me.
....................................{ Whistle filler differant tempos }
Johnny's Whistle lives on with me.
Johnny's
....................................( Whistle filler }
Johnny's Whistle and me.
Upside you have writen a top song and I love the way Phill has coverd it on soundcloud a true classic. I am so pleased you have been able share what it is like in a song for addicts and those who are down.
Hi Bill I havent reallycome up with anything good recently. I have just put this one below about my father not sure if it works but I thought I would see what sort of reaction it gets.
https://soundcloud.com/eatleville/johnnys-whistle
Since I have started playing guitar again after a break of over thirty years I regret selling my Takamine all those years ago. Recently I have been trying out all sorts of guitars and have played some nice sounding accoustic that are priced at around five hundred to six hundred dollar New Zealand mark made by various guitar makers. To find a guitar that works I think it requires spending lot's of time in music shops selling guitars.
Mekids your food sounds delishes. I always make my gravy from the juices of whatever meat I am cooking with. If I ever try to cook a Turkey again I will try to get your recipe of you as the only time I have cooked Turkey I made a mess of it and came it out to dry. Your Mum's pies also would add to the experience. I like Apple Pie and Pumpkin pie with a dash of cream or icecream added. Here in NZ we have as take out hot food an abundance of shops selling burger size pies pies with meat fillings which are sold everywhere. There are varieties such as Steak and Cheese. Potatoe top pies with a mince underneath. Chicken pies, Steak and Onion, Vegeterian pie. Roat beef and Kumura. (Kumura is a local sweet potatoe). Every where you go in NZ we have Petrol Stations and small shops selling basic household needs known as Dairys selling these pies.
I have read a bit about how the Bison was nearly wiped out. My wife has a picture of Sitting Bull and undrneath it are these words of his. Which I think most probably would convey the life his people wanted to keep.
I will remain what I am until I die, a hunter, and when there are no Buffalo or other game I will send my children to hunt live on praire mice, for where an Indian is shut up in one place his body becomes weak. Sitting Bull
I know my relations back in Fiji who live the old ways . Living of the land and sea have better health and life outcomes compared with those who have moved to modern style living.
Bill, my Wife Maree in her younger day use to be a Skydiver jumping out of perfectly good planes. Watching her doing a tap dance on power lines tryinig to avoid been electrocuted after she jumped out of a plane is still a vivid memory.
av always loved that Beach Boys sound. My all time favourite of thiers is Good Vibrations. Just listening to that video you put up Bill has made me realise just how complex the Beach Boys production were. The number of differant instruments in the background and variety of tones they make all brilliantly coming together with those clever smooth vocal harmonies.
I hope you all had a good Thanksgiving. It is not a tradition we have in NZ but I was interested to read TIGS good and interesting comments and also the video. Also good to read the other peoples comments. The other thing that interest me is there a signifance to the eating Turkey at this time??? I have only tried Turkey a couple of times when I was in the States and over in the UK. I noticed when I lived in England people ate Turkey as part of Christmas celibrations. I tried to cook a Turkey once but I didnt get it right. Chicken tends to be the bird I eat. At Christmas we are a Roast Lamb family as my 96 year old mother is against the eating of pork and chicken. Though I celibrate Christmas my Mother does not like that tradition or Birthdays, so I find those times a bit awkward for me. She is a Christian that only believes in Easter. My father's side was into both birthdays and Christmas so I enjoy both aspects of these occasions. When Mum is not around I eat both chicken and pork.
https://soundcloud.com/eatleville/leave-school-rave
If I didnt know better I would have thought that was David Byrne of Talking Heads doing that cover. It came out real good.
Thank you folks for taking time to give it a watch. I agree with you TF the subtile bits are actually very hard to do. Like Phill's comments about Rap. Incidently Brookes Dad was a famous All Black winger Bernie Fraser. Glad Mekids enjoyed it, hard to know sometimes what local stuff of ours travel's well and what doesn't.
Bill that to me is what entertainment should be about. I love that drummer. In the 60s our local show bands would get up to similar antics. I will attach a short clip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-HbE9pP3rc
The Five top songs of yours I like the best are.
One More Day.
No Name.
Broken Branch.
World Won't Stop.
Destiny.
You are a top song writer and performer. The main thing to do is play what you feel is right for you in the studio. The good thing will be that the sound engineers can take out any bits you dont like and patch in the bits you have to do over again. Your end product will sound like one take and will be a real cool listen.
Hi everyone again from South Chordie Verse.
I guess those who know me well know that I believe some of the best music doesnt need to be over complicated to be good. It has to be what hits the heart that matters. A very talented Kiwi young lady, Brooke Fraser does that a lot with her music. So I have descided to post her doing this song of hers with just one other guitarist live to show an example of this.
I would be interested to get your feed back. Remember you don't have to like it to offer an opinion.
Thank you Amy
For your kind thoughts.
I guess the thing with nature it will eventually remind us in one form or another to respect it it. Sometimes we all take our safety for granted in the rush of life. Compared with motor accidents nature has most probably in terms of life lost and life changing injuries done less damage. The big lessons down here in NZ around the earthquakes is modern enginering and construction hasn't deliverd on some structures like the experts thought it would. The older buildings in our city that were waiting to either be demolished or earthquake strengthen because the engineers thought them unsafe came through Ok. Some of the modern so called safe buildings didn't.
Maree and I came through the earthquake intact, thank you Bill and Dino for checking on us here down in the south end of the Chordie Verse. When it was happening it went for two minutes which felt like the longest two minutes ever. Apart from some flying ornaments our house and us are all good. The hardest thing has been today dealing with heavy rainfall and flooding around our part of NZ making some people I have to deal with a bit grumpy. With roads closed by flooding and rail lines closed people trying to get from A to B have been getting a little frustrated. I am just grateful to be ok and also pleased to have good people in my life.
Thank you for your kind thoughts.
Pete and Maree
Hi Bill
Here in NZ the country had a bit of shake up with an earthquake just after midnight which has created a few challenges for locals today. Anyway I will attach a song I wrote about Maree a while back it was one of my usual me piano and cell phone moments. So the sound quality is not the greatest.
Your Friend Pete
https://soundcloud.com/eatleville/maree-song
I love Joe doing that song Bill. Joe Cocker was the one that made me realise that songs can be covered and made your own. I have heard Joe in concert live four times. I think two of the earlier ones I went to he was out of it but once the band started he was away and a brilliant preformer. Then the other two he was sober and completly straight he took it up another level. The first time I heard Joe on the Radio doing With A Little Help From My fFriends instantly made me a fan. I hope Him and Mr Cohen are enjoying each others company now on the other side.
You can never make natural conecting percussion out of robots or mechanical beats. To me a real drummer gives a song its heart beat. Only humans can feel music machines don't do that.
Maree and I have been very good friends since 1972. To cut a long story short we became more then friends in 1981 and our marriage has worked out. We are opposites that attract and have worked out. As a couple we have never got bored with each other. Even though we certainly are not perfect we are very much in love. I have two sons born in 1972 and 1974 to a differant lady. My son's mother was a good person but my relationship with her could simply be described as unusual and not a close one.
You and Dondra I am sure are now forever.
Your friend Pete
Love it that song takes me back in time in a good way.
I have just listened to Leonards last album today it is very dark in places an excellent listen. There are a couple of his latest tracks on youtube for those who want to give it a listen.
No need to apoligise I found it refreshing to get a honest opinion. I love it when people are true to themselves. I didn't take any offence. My Maree is a clasical music girl and doesnt like a lot of the sort of music I like. Maree describes much of what I like as Kay Wrap. But even though we differ alot on things of taste we are very much in love after 35 years of marriage. My Mother and Father were members of two opposing political party's when I was a kid. Our dinner table up until I was the age of twelve when my father died was always entertaining, listening to my perants sometime very heated debates. Good on you for saying how you feel that is what true friends do. No offence taken.
Pete
No need to be sorry Doug what is funny to one person is not always funny another.
I get those sort of scam emails often on soundcloud. I suspect they are sent out by a automated computerised scam set up. I also received on soundcloud email computer generated invites to deviant sort of sex stuff. I just disregard it.
To be a fake would be an impossible mission for you my dear friend.
Pete
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