“Guidance” by Danny Hauger - Copyright 2016

If I ever needed guidance,

I couldn’t get it from you.

I’d have to separate wisdom from the truth.

You know I only needed vision, But I saw right through you.

You know I only wanted guidance, but I couldn’t get it from you.

I think that you’d help me, if you thought you could

You’d draw out a map for me so I could go someplace good

Somewhere i could find shelter, and feel safe and secure

I needed your guidance, but you closed the door.

If you had been a shoulder,

For me to rest my head.

If you had been a pair of ears, so I could let things be said.

If you had even looked at me, when I called your name.

You know I needed some guidance, but it just never came.

I record and release new music from Danny Hauger studios every week here! People are tuning in around the world and sharing new music, for free, with friends. 

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Recorded on Titan Radio at Cal State Fullerton in 2009 by then General Manager Danny Hauger. Glen and Danny discuss Toad the Wet Sprocket, the Works Progress Administration, new music and old through changing systems and music industry evolution. Its a discussion of music, recording, approaches to performing, and life.

Happy Saturday everyone out there! A brand new music demo today, cut from 7 minutes to just after 5, and complete with flute, guitar, hand drums, and synth, what else could you want oh yeah... its also free! Thanks to all the new listeners who have been tuning in on Spotify, and checking out the free songs I record and release every week here. Lots of new Twitter followers commenting on my songs too at @DHXmusic, thanks for checking in and enjoy the weekend!

I hope you enjoy listening to this one and think about someone in your life that might benefit from your help or assistance. By the way (my music could sure use a Spotify stream or buy to support the podcast), if you like the music here, share it!!

Help me keep this free music and interview podcast free for the world! - -> And check out my new Social Studies Class Podcast!

My new album, "Together Now" is out now on Amazon and iTunes, or any digital music store) If you like alt indie rock, you'll enjoy it!

Grab my "Together Now" or "If I Grow Up" album for just $1 on Bandcamp!! Pay what you want and help support my music!

Follow me on Twitter @DHXmusic or @DannyHauger

Subscribe to my podcast on iTunes and PlayerFM!

Contact me for booking or interview requests dhxlive at gmail

Watch some of my YouTube videos!

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Scott Johnson remains one of my favorite guitarists of all time, from one of my favorite bands, the Gin Blossoms. I would say that I listen to at least one Gin Blossoms song daily on my car ride, radio, Pandora, Spotify, or otherwise. They have been a part of my growing up, inspiration for my own music, and a timeline as I saw the song "29" seem very far away, and now I am living it. Thanks to Scott Johnson, who in 2009, took time to be a part of my Titan Radio interview series, and we talk about the brilliance of touring, recording, and persisting to create outstanding music through so many excellent albums. Enjoy!

Baby time allowed for a brief amount of recording today, and a little bit of inspiration from a baby who had a little fuss to her routine. I started having a four note progression in my head that I was able to lay down in two takes, and think about the times in which we want to comfort someone, but have difficulty in reaching them or giving them what they need. I expressed that in some acoustic chords, a lead, and a few sets of keys that are overlaid and layered. 

I hope you enjoy listening to this one and think about someone in your life that might benefit from your help or assistance. By the way (my music could sure use a Spotify stream or buy to support the podcast), if you like the music here, share it!!

Help me keep this podcast free for the world! - -> And check out my new Social Studies Class Podcast!

My new album, "Together Now" is out now on Amazon and iTunes, or any digital music store) If you like alt indie rock, you'll enjoy it!

Grab my "Together Now" or "If I Grow Up" album for just $1 on Bandcamp!! Pay what you want and help support my music!

Follow me on Twitter @DHXmusic or @DannyHauger

Subscribe to my podcast on iTunes and PlayerFM!

Contact me for booking or interview requests dhxlive at gmail

Watch some of my YouTube videos!

Listen to me on Spotify for free or Soundcloud!

Need voice overs, audio editing, or media production? find me on Fiverr!

Tell a friend or send a link to Danny Hauger Podcasts! Its nice and you're nice, so be nice! Download this episode (right click and save)me get discovered by more fans : ) Download this episode (right clicack and save)I need your help, music lovers.

Long time listeners, welcome Kent Brooks to the podcast. Kent and I have recently made contact with each other and have been working on some of my back catalogue tracks from the Danny hauger Song collection as well as begun compiling and composing brand new songs together. Kent is a thrill and a pleasure to work with.

I always have a deep admiration for songwriters with such a passion that when they receive a track to work on you get a reply the same day or the next day. You can create so much more music and share so much more ideas with people who are passionate and able to set aside time for the recording and creative writing process. I appreciate you even more when people are willing to jump on board without talking about compensation, and just want to get music created for their own collection and to share with the world.

 Even though Kent and I have just recently become acquainted with each other, I can tell we have a recording chemistry which I hope will produce a lot of songs in the future. This first creation started with me recording the chord progression that I really enjoyed I knew it had potential to become a full and complete song with lyrics. I sent the song over to him and asked if he would try out his skill with it and see what we could come up with. He wrote the lyrics and composed the rhythm of the track after I contributed the acoustic guitar rhythm. I went over it one time with a little extra Harmony and I think the end result is quite pleasing to listen to and I hope you will agree.

Any fans of organ music like the Nintendo 64 soundtrack of Pilotwings 64? I was a big fan of instrumental tracks like that. I have been playing with keys, organ, and synthesizer recordings lately. This is the latest track produced with an upright bass guitar, leaving the lead guitar at home, and its a jazzy attempt at a pseudo-small group jazz track. I like the mix of modern instrumentation, a little classic chord progression on piano, and a soaring organ solo. I called it "Oregon Trail". I think it has some merit, considering it was produced over 3 hours. I enjoyed performing it a lot, and I hope you like it!

Help me keep this podcast free for the world! - -> And check out my new Social Studies Class Podcast!

My new album, "Together Now" is out now on Amazon and iTunes, or any digital music store) If you like alt indie rock, you'll enjoy it!

Grab my "Together Now" or "If I Grow Up" album for just $1 on Bandcamp!! Pay what you want and help support my music!

Follow me on Twitter @DHXmusic or @DannyHauger

Subscribe to my podcast on iTunes and PlayerFM!

Contact me for booking or interview requests dhxlive at gmail

Watch some of my YouTube videos!

Listen to me on Spotify for free or Soundcloud!

Need voice overs, audio editing, or media production? find me on Fiverr!

Tell a friend or send a link to Danny Hauger Podcasts! Its nice and you're nice, so be nice! Download this episode (right click and save)me get discovered by more fans : ) Download this episode (right clicack and save)I need your help, music lovers.

When I was interviewing pioneer of flight, Amelia Earhart last week (I'm not crazy, you can listen to thatinterview here on the Hauger History Podcast on Podbean), I began thinking about the quotes from her famous flights. I was able to construct a similar theme to what would run through my mind, with some windbreaking guitar design and drums that are swinging a bit to emulate the turbulence of a gentle breeze resistance. Maybe its not all that, but I still like the instrumental recording that was produced after the interview, and I definitely wanted to share it. I'm not sure if it will make the next album cut or not, but here it is! Enjoy!

Help me keep this podcast free for the world! - -> And check out my new Social Studies Class Podcast!

My new album, "Together Now" is out now on Amazon and iTunes, or any digital music store) If you like alt indie rock, you'll enjoy it!

Grab my "Together Now" or "If I Grow Up" album for just $1 on Bandcamp!! Pay what you want and help support my music!

Follow me on Twitter @DHXmusic or @DannyHauger

Subscribe to my podcast on iTunes and PlayerFM!

Contact me for booking or interview requests dhxlive at gmail

Watch some of my YouTube videos!

Listen to me on Spotify for free or Soundcloud!

Need voice overs, audio editing, or media production? find me on Fiverr!

Tell a friend or send a link to Danny Hauger Podcasts! Its nice and you're nice, so be nice! Download this episode (right click and save)me get discovered by more fans : ) Download this episode (right clicack and save)I need your help, music lovers.

In between taking care of newborn baby, I had a chance to master a few versions of this recording. The vocals were difficult because I recorded them at three separate occasions with different microphones period in between getting called out for baby responsibilities when I come back I would see that the levels of all of the vocal tracks are vastly different. I did my best to compress and try to equalize these, but you'll forgive and understand if the volume goes up and down in the song a few times. Still, I like the feel and the energy of the song. It is both reflective but also be in a way that isn't sad. I enjoyed the recording process and I really liked the guitar play as well as some of the vocal nuances. I did something else different with this recording, I recorded three separate vocal tracks combine them into one. So aside from the volume going up and down, there is a high and low Harmony to be heard if you focus your ear. I hope you enjoy the recording as always.

When I am recording in my home studio, I rarely get through an entire song created without picking up an instrument (besides the digital variety), Today I have a final product which represents one of these scarcely composed occasions which I really enjoyed. I think the fun I get from creating music is something I wish I had earlier in my life. I am so happy now that it is a part of my creativity, and a hobby that I get to share with the world because of this podcast, the internet, and you, the home listeners. Thanks for all the downloads and encouragement! "Dreaming a Dream" is a daydream keyboard rhythm comprised of a very swiftly moving solo stretching many octaves, which was a lot of fun to listen to and perform. It was a quick recording, and one that I hope you will enjoy listening to as well. There will be more new free music this week, so stay tuned!

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