Street Corner Sermon by rsorensen
Genre: Blues (contemporary)
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* Please note I posted an extended version of this one here - http://macjams.com/song/46766 *
Just wanted to put something quick together before I get to work.
I've been listening to a lot of Jimmy Smith lately so this is what came out.
Just wanted to put something quick together before I get to work.
I've been listening to a lot of Jimmy Smith lately so this is what came out.
Hardware:
Gibson Firebird VII, Squier Vintage Jazz Bass, M-Audio KeyStudio 49iSoftware:
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thiscausticautumn
nice and smooth. This is about nine minutes too short, and would definitely be something worth diving right into as a larger venture.
The production is very nice and clean too.
rsorensen
thanks man - yeah I was going to throw a couple of chord changes in there and do an organ solo but I ran outta time. I'll preobably revisit this again. Thanks for listening
craft
Groovy song!! Love those bass and guitar.. The organ soundz great too...
rsorensen
thanks craft. i'm not much of a piano/organ player, but i can fake it with the best of them
Feter
Contemprary blues ...very powerful my friend ..a
true taste of blues power ..so good so good ...thnx
alot for sharin !!!
rsorensen
thanks feter. hmm maybe this is more blues than jazz.
SystematicFailure
SureI can hear jimmy smith in this but a little hendrix too! Great blues great guitars
rsorensen
my all-time fave guitarist. thanks man
dajama
Lovely groove with some really nice playing. Nice organ sound, and lovely percussion, too. I really like the bass - nice melodic playing that really complements the groove. A tribute to your talent that this is what you put together quickly! Nice one. I hope to see this developed further. Thanks for sharing. Peace.
rsorensen
thanks dajama. yeah i have an idea for a couple more sections. will work on it tonight
timothy devine
don't ask?
I am freeking loving the tag you put on this tune what a great funky riff.
you could have jammed a bit longer IMHO.
What kleen playing with such feelings pouring thru.
for sure gonna keep this on my chain
smooth n groovy bro
kool kat, like way out
I'm out there tonight forgive me
tm
rsorensen
haha thanks timothy. appreciate the listen and feedback. glad you like
Enrique Gil
I love this piece. Very nicely put together with wonderful 70's organ and great electric guitar. The guitar at times reminds me a little of Santana playing blues!
rsorensen
thanks very much!
regulus
Most people have a cup of coffee before they go off to work. This presents another get you go'en media that works for me. Be nice to hear a little longer version of this.
Say, how did you get the guitar to sound like and organ?" :-)
rsorensen
glad this gets you going! definitely extending this one. thanks for listening
magnatone
this is GREAT rid - my only complaint is that it needs to be a lot longer!
rsorensen
you got it. i'll work on section 2 tonight
lengold
surprise, but I should know that you can turn your hand to anything. Great authentic sounding rock - looking forward hearing to some more.
Cheers
Len
davisamerica
and guitar work ..... very nice groove ... once again bass and lead work ... very nice
ktb
so I understand correctly, you ripped this off before work one day? you're startin to freak me out :-) its insanely groovy. Love the syncopation, the lo fi drums and bass. The guitar sizzles. Hope its the start of something longer. Much longer.
kravitz-esque (thats 12 on my kool barometer)
michael2
very 60's feeling. really great choice on the drums, wish it had gone on for a lot longer. kind of reminded me of the band of gypsies. if you go back to it, find someone with a really soulful voice who can belt this out and make it loooong. awesome track.
Lennon714
Again you show off how eclectic your tastes are. Very well done. The sirens came in right after I was thinking how much I felt like watching a 70's cop drama. Could be the opening sequence music for sure!
Relic67
this sounds cool and amazing. by coincidence I was listening to booker t and the mgs today and this fits right in. A short drum break and/or bridge dropped into the middle could finish it off perfectly without necessarily extending the time too much, methinks.
The siren sound would also put it in the category of "songs that freak me out when I listen to them in the car". along with stones "country honk" with the &^*&%'ing loud car horn sound. LOL
announcer
I'm not usually a fan of heavily distorted drums, but they work OK in this piece. Nice playing and a great title. Maybe the title and my imagining the fire and brimstone from the streetcorner preacher that makes the drums work for me.
racerat
Nice whammy lil jammy here R. Just dashed this off before work? Stellar!
Philip