I wrote it first on accoustic guitar in a traditional folk style but double tracked it using the Electro-accoustic and electric guitars and then did a keyboard version. I was at a stage of playing all the instruments myself - the little band musicians I had around me had their separate ways. I played bass guitar and multi tracked the keyboards on the synth version although the bass is low in the mix.
I can imagine on the folk demo, a strong voice like Alison Moyet singing over the top of this! Trev my mate, you will have to find a female singer to sing your words to it, and then let me hear it then.
On the Metal folk, which is a strange tittle my friend!....To me, I can hear a lot of women doing sought of celtic folk, of what the guitar is playing, like all around my hat! Can't remember what the song was called......Peace...Mojo.
Posted by: mojomorgan | 06/20/2007 at 02:25 AM
These are not proper titles Mojo - just working labels. I did these pieces in the early 90's when the kids were babies - so never finished them - fatherhood claimed my attention I think. Hence no title or words.
Yes both pieces are variations of the same song. It did indeed start as a trad folk piece - I found a trad folk tabulature book in the library - songs like High Barbury and worked worked something from those influences - first wondering how it would sound electrified and then experimenting with the piece on the keyboards. Maybe I can redevelop them when I've got the Hobo site more complete and get a bit of spare time. Alyson Moyet - yes I guess - I used to listen to her a lot in the late 80's- I'd just bought a new keyboard at the time so was exerimenting with all the new sounds on it.
Thanks for the feedback Mojo - stay cool.
Posted by: Trev Teasdel - Songwriter | 06/20/2007 at 04:08 AM