Here is a live recording of the band I work with on most Thursday nights-The Goosetown Astonishers. Dixieland style jazz. Different from the other things I do, but a lot of fun. Drum solo (me) starts at 2min 55sec.

 

Last edited: Mar 24, 2019

Sounds like fun, nice drum sound.

 

Where's the cowbell? Oh, that little bit in the solo? Sorry, fail

Sound's like Thursday is smile day and a ton afun. Nice lead!

 

Not my kind of genre, I'm missing some distorted guitars , but nice track, played very well. I agree with the others, sounds like a lot of fun and defo needs more cowbell.

 

some other stuff with distorted guitars-

 

That's what I call sevice.

Btw, groovy, relaxed, swinging track this is.

 

Very nice indeed with great lyrics, composition and arrangement...as well as your now famous trademark clanging there at the end, and it wouldn't be the same without it.

 

love voices arrangements, melodyes, great!
thank you for share.

 

and this a great "live sound" recording!

 

Thanks for the kind words everyone. Means a lot to me. A few credits and and a little bragging-The guitarist in the Goosetown Astonishers, Dean Inboden, made and mixed the live recording. I have a new PreSonus coming and may attempt one of my own. On "Odd Man Out" I sing and play everything except the 6 string guitars.
(I do play bass guitar some) The oriental sounding thing at the end is the only loop/sample I used. The guitarist on that song is Melvin "Doc" Doan (Jackson, Ohio). I have been sick for a couple years and am getting better now, so this kind of encouragement motivates me to get back into the creative mode. Peace.

 

That's sad to hear.

This is a veeery good thing.

... by order of this community.

 

Love both tracks! Great job on both!

Get well soon and may the music flow...