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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.
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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.
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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.
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Here is the final version of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida by Iron Butterfly. It’s perfect music for your summer gatherings.
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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
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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.
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Here are some more Beatles remakes. They can be found with the other Platinum releases here.
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If it is, then this is for you. And if it isn’t your birthday today, it is also for you. (Whoever you are.)
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I am trying to make these songs better all the time (hence the title of this post). I think this version is definitely an improvement over the last one. It is less blaring and more caring. The other songs are located here.
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I learned something interesting today. Did you know that Mormon cats have nine wives? Now you do. Is that a politically correct joke? Did I offend anyone? If I did, it wasn’t my intention. That makes it ok, right? Who knows anymore. Here are a couple more songs for you. They can also be found
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Here are some songs you are sure to remember. They can be found with the other masterpieces here.
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Here is a song you are sure to remember. If you were around when it came out, you no doubt remember hearing it on the radio. The first moon landing (by earthlings) occurred that same year.
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But it’s so worth it. Just take a listen.
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Here are two versions of the same song made on different programs: FL Studio and Soundtrap. They can be found with the other songs here. El Mañana Nunca Sabe Apaga tu mente, relájate y flota corriente abajoo es morir, No es morir Pon abajo todos los pensamientos, déjate llevar por el vacíoEs brillar, es brillar
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Here is one from my “easy listening” catalogue. Also, yesterday’s song with drums added (which somehow were missing…)
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From the White Album, here is yet another version of Helter Skelter. And here is a little reminder of what is really important in this world:
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Here are a couple of my takes on the theme song from Twin Peaks:
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Here is my take on Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing.“ Also, here are some words that apply today perfectly: “Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall.” (Proverbs 16:18). I know of a few people who could take that to heart.
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And check out this picture from a recent party I attended. I have never had so much fun.
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Here is a proverb I have found very helpful during times that try us, like the times many of us are going through right now. Proverbs 11:2 says “When pride comes then comes disgrace – but with humility comes wisdom.” With that, here is today’s song:
