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Here's my version of Nightingale by Rocco DeLuca and the Burden: https://soundcloud.com/eitoat/nightingale I'm a guitarist, and this is my first recording where I sing and play bass as well. It's also my first time publicly sharing my music, so enjoy!
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nrr posted:This is beautiful, man. Thanks for introducing me to this song, too! I wasn't familiar with it, but I looked it up to see how faithful your version was and found a couple of live versions. Love what you did with the guitar, nice work. Thank you my friend, that really means a lot to me. A friend showed me that song years ago and I only now just got around to covering it, even though I learned it the day after hearing it. It's a great song, and he released a new album back in August that I haven't heard yet. Rasselas posted:I did a cover of Port of Amsterdam. Your voice is awesome, I really liked this.
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Jan 27, 2015 21:34
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Rasselas posted:I love that sort of mysterious passion. Rock on. Thanks for the kind words, I certainly will. I'm back with another. I bought a Novation Impulse 61 a couple weeks ago, and learned and recorded a very basic cover of "Your Song" in two days. I had the song stuck in my head for weeks and figured the only way to purge it would be to buy a drat keyboard already and learn it. Doing anything beyond a simple rhythm while singing is difficult for me on any instrument, but I've found that holding notes and concentrating on my voice is easier on the piano. There's just something about singing along with a piano that's more serene than with a guitar. https://soundcloud.com/eitoat/your-song
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