The Write Stuff – The Write Stuff

Here are three songs done as a tribute to the great songwriter Brian Wilson.

And just in case you have forgotten that there is still love in the world:

I was watching Bono’s new show on Apple TV and got inspired to do a song by U2.

Check this guy out:

Friday is always a good day for new music, so here are three more songs. And don’t forget to share with all your friends that these songs are all posted here.

Get that download folder ready, because here are some more songs to be added. And as always, the other songs can be found here.

I have been asked many times “Why do you do so many Beatles songs?” and my answer is always the same: “Because they are the Greatest!”

As you no doubt know by now, the others can be found here. Unless of course this is your first time here. If that is the case, welcome.

The reverb really makes this song come alive, don’t you think? The other Beatles songs are here.

Do you notice how similar they sound in the beginning? That is because they both start out with an F chord. Fixing a Hole is F-Minor, Strawberry Fields is F-Major.

The music program I use has added some new instruments including no less than three different types of Rhodes keyboards. You know what this means, right? I need to remake every song using this instrument. It shouldn’t take more than 2,000 hours or so. The others are found here.

Here is the final version of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida by Iron Butterfly. It’s perfect music for your summer gatherings.

Way back when, there was a band called Iron Butterfly. They had a song called In a Gadda-Da-Vida. It was played non-stop on the radio, and in pretty much everyone’s homes on turntables. I made 4 separate versions of the drum solo. Each one is around two and a half minutes long, with a three second pause between solos.

We don’t only do Beatles music here, we also do remakes of Steely Dan. And by “we” I mean me and my laptop. Give these two a listen.