Some improv guitar song Dan and I wrote in a few hours today..
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cover of Spirit’s “Soldier” for solo piano
This is the final track from Spirit’s albun 12 Dreams of Dr Sardonicus. It was composed and sung by Randy California. He got his surname from Jimi Hendrix when he played with Hendrix in New York 1966 when he was 15 years old. It was to distinguish him from another Randy in Hendrix’s band, who Hendrix called Randy Texas. You can listen to the original here: www.youtube.com Randy California tragically died saving his son Quinn from a rip tide current at Molokai, Hawaii on 2 January 1997, he pushed him to the shore, but went under himself.
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Dan and Joeys Mexican Vacation to Hawaii
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Seemannslied lap steel hawaii gitarre – framat
Hello dear internet audience, this is me playing lap steel or Hawaiigitarre like we used to say in Germany. I took an old german sailor song (Seemannslied) or german folk song & re-arranged it into something of my own. The originally song was “Wir lagen vor Madagaskar”, it was written about 100 years ago and is still well-known in Germany – even if some people might not recognize it anymore but that is all right with me 🙂 I hope you enjoy this 1-minute-clip. Best regards Framat