I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again–my favorite use of the internet is collaborating with people you otherwise would probably not have even met. Case-in-point is a new 4-song Electronic/Funk/ Jazz EP called “Guard the Point” organized by Allen Wentz. Allen masterminded this project and invited me and two other top-shelf musicians, Neil Alexander on keys and Trip Wamsley on bass to play. He even invited my favorite graphic artist Linda Palmer into the fray who always over-delivers: she produced different artwork for each song. Trip and I have recorded together before and Neil has been on myContinue readingInternet Jazzers make Collaborative EP: Building the “LegoLand Empire”
Amazing Music video for Led Zeppelin’s Rain Song
A few days ago I made my jazzified version of Led Zeppelin’s Rain Song available to my twitter followers in exchange for a tweet. I was thrilled by the number of downloads and positive reactions I received. You can still get the track for a tweet. My biggest surprise came from Mike Conaty who, upon hearing the track, was inspired to film, edit and post this gorgeous video. It really captures the vibe of the tune. Thanks Mike!! I always love it when these spontaneous collaborations occur. I hope to see much more of this in the future.
Love You to Hear This Song & All it Costs is a Tweet…
I’ve been working away in my studio with some new toys and thought I would share some results. It’s my gift to you, and all I request in return is a tweet. This is my favorite Led Zeppelin tune The Rain Song. It features me playing guitars (Acoustic steel-string, hollowbody & my trusty Strat), bass guitar and some software synths. I thought I had nailed some super-great electronic percussion when my favorite drummer, Atmos’ Joe Shotwell came to the studio and blew my work away with his perfect and effortless playing. So, please enjoy today’s musical offering with my compliments.Continue readingLove You to Hear This Song & All it Costs is a Tweet…
