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Peatle Jville wrote:
Phill Williams wrote:

Yes Pedr that was special. Beautiful voice. I noticed she had an acoustic guitar also? Now the instrument she was playing....it wouldn't surprise me if it was an Xbox guitar or some such, all she had to do was put her finger on the correct fret and touch the stickee out bit, all very clever and techno. What next a robot shaving razor? Can you imagine the conversation as you're driving to town? "YOU MISSED A BIT UNDER MY CHIN" If anyone gets any ideas, I thought of it first!

Good one Piri, I just found on youtube a description of the instrument that lady was playing. I will attach a link below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkbwnP3YjFk

Looks like a few people didn't like it ... based on the comments section ...

Cheers

Richard     

This was a bit of a holiday type song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61AwAmaTrSU



Train to Yanchep Richard Mortimer


[G]Riding the train out to Yanchep, [Em]Watching the trees go by like


lig[A]hting strikes above our beautiful [C]ocean




[G]It's a nothing day, [Em]Just doing something that's


close to [A]nothing, but at least we're [C]out




As we [C]take the train to [G]Yanchep, [C]was a holiday spot in my [G]youth


[C]these days we can get there in [G]half the time, it's [C]forgotten charm, more suburban [Em]territory


the [Em]irony is not lost [D]on me ...


[G]The locals are all about, [Em]going about their daily business


[A]picking up bread for the family or [C]groceries for the week


[G]It such a long way to the [Em]big smoke


But [A]unless you work there, there ain't no [C]reason to go


As we [C]take the train to [G]Yanchep, [C]was a holiday spot in my [G]youth


[C]these days we can get there in [G]half the time, it's [C]forgotten charm, more suburban [Em]territory



the [Em]irony is not lost [D]on me ...


[G]The line used to terminate at Joondalup [Em]in the 90's


It [A]seems so long ago, but [C]feels like yesterday


[G]what does the future hold, is our [Em]national park safe


we [A]need the water back to bring life to the [C]crystal cave


bridge


[Bm]the more people move there, the [G]less likely it will be


[Bm]save the lake, for the [C]future generation




As we [C]take the train to [G]Yanchep, [C]was a holiday spot in my [G]youth


[C]these days we can get there in [G]half the time, it's [C]forgotten charm, more suburban [Em]territory


the [Em]irony is not lost [D]on me ...


[G]



Cheers

Richard

Jandle wrote:
neophytte wrote:

This song has the words: " ... huddled in caves from the rain ... "

https://youtu.be/wZah8dJJkYU

Cheers

Richard

I haven't heard of this song before neo, first time I am hearing it.   With that said, it suited your vocals well and you played it well too.

Thanks - I thought it was one of his big hits, but it seems it only appears on the one (under rated) album of the same name: https://www.discogs.com/master/332270-A … -Americans

Cheers

Richard     

Peatle Jville wrote:

Good on you Richard for keeping this alive.

Thanks!     

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That was pretty interesting ... like any tool AI can be used, or misused ...

Cheers

Richard     

This song has the words: " ... huddled in caves from the rain ... "

https://youtu.be/wZah8dJJkYU

Cheers

Richard     

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Some of us are still strumming away ....

Cheers

Richard     

Jandle wrote:
neophytte wrote:

I did this quickly out the back yesterday, Here comes the rain again by The Eurythmics:

https://youtu.be/lTNAKDc4Ajo

Enjoy!

Richard (the cat caught the fly!!)

lol good on the cat big_smile Now that is a song I haven't heard in a very long time.  I have to say the guitar playing on this was great neophytte.  Is that a different guitar?

Thanks - yes, that's my "bedroom" Maton ... it's an EM325, which is a mid-range acoustic - I do use it occasionally for gigs, but it's mostly working out ideas and quick demos. Being a larger sized guitar, it tends to 'boom' out a bit more than the small bodied EBG808 (my usual guitar).

https://www.scmusic.com.au/content/uploads/2015/01/p-22843-maton-em325c.jpg

Cheers

Richard     

I did this quickly out the back yesterday, Here comes the rain again by The Eurythmics:

https://youtu.be/lTNAKDc4Ajo

Enjoy!

Richard (the cat caught the fly!!)     

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I'm sorry to hear this - I joined the forum just as Bill was spending less time here, but we did some email exchanges around 2018, when he spoke fondly of his wife.

Condolences to those who knew her.

Richard     

Jandle wrote:

neophytte, nicely performed on this cover.  Interesting the effect to your vocals on this one, what program were you using on the vocals?

Thanks - depending where I was in my recording history (6 years ago), I either used the inbuilt effects of iMovie, or it might have been later when I switched over to using LogicX for the audio, then importing that into iMovie for the video editing.

Cheers

Richard     

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I find writing harder these days, but the process is also more thought out .... it's also hard with distractions all around, it's easier to chat on Chordie than pull out the video, edit, etc ...

Cheers

Richard     

easybeat wrote:

heres one i banged out subject ``Rain``
https://soundcloud.com/rough-as-gut/the-rain
would love to hear your song on one of the csom subjects

That sounded quite good - I was watching a special on Leonard Cohen the other day, and it gave me vibes of that ...

Cheers

Richard     

Roxanne by The Police has the words " ... I won't share you with another boy ... ":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cK7rIAErkr4

Can't believe that was 6 years ago!!

Cheers

Richard     

Grah1 wrote:

yeah  back  in 22 heres  a  link  to  the  thread https://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=38627

I was just looking through my YouTube channel and saw I did a cover of your song last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rm6c9tsDFuY

Maybe others can do a cover too?

Cheers

Richard     

Hmmm, looks like it's time to finish of the song I wrote for _last_ Decembers FSOTM, about the family Christmas day - it's called Two in the afternoon, as that's when Dad traditionally went off for a snooze after too much food and beer smile

http://neophytte.mine.nu/forum/simpleforum_files/attachments/SCR-20241104-qtgo.jpg

Cheers

Richard

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Jandle wrote:

Well done neophytte, good you have your buddy playing along with you too.  Good message, I like the line "your chosing our fate" and your right, so many views on the politcal arena.

Thanks - I hope the world doesn't turn crazy (or crazier?) after this election ...

Cheers

Richard     

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Autoharp and guitar version:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckhbuSfxlaI

Cheers

Richard     

Grah1 wrote:

Sounds  good   Richard  and  looks  like  a  good  venue   as  well

Thanks, I think it's a record shop / cafe during the day .. looks like a good place to chill.

Jandle wrote:

neophytte, nice one, good lyrics, thumbs up from me.

Thank you!! The microphone helped with the audio, as the guy up the front balanced them out (not like our club ones, where it can be sometimes hit and miss - but getting better)

Cheers

Richard     

Just a couple of days to go, if anyone else would like to contribute some words?

Cheers

Richard     

It's amazing when you find old stuff like that!! Looks good!

Cheers

Richard     

Happiness, which has the line smile and joke, talk about folks ....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkrH_mk1Uy0

Cheers

Richard     

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easybeat wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l60r_IqhhRU
here is one of the vids.let me know what ya think?

Hmmm, I found it a bit ... weird? I'm thinking they typed the lyrics in, then asked the AI to make the film clip, which works well in some aspects, but the shop names and some of the imagery is very left of centre.

And the hourglass that empties in seconds ...

But it wasn't as bad as the other one I watched (Octopus' Garden): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEGlYbhMZjM where the main crew seem to be imitating Captain Pugwash and his crew ....

Cheers

Richard     

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easybeat wrote:

There been a bit of talk here about Ai
Although im not a fan of the idea,recently i viewed some vids on utube
that had been done by Roberto Lope using Ai.
wow even though i didnt want to be impressed,i was.
the vids for Elenour Rigby and Penny Lane were sensational they took great songs
to another level.

Got a link?

Cheers

Richard     

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Peatle Jville wrote:

Cheers Richard ,  King Homeboy is a big guy with a big heart he also is a actor a short story writer a M C among many other things that should be an interesting Doco when it comes out.  I will attach a short  doco about his backstory and some of his early life struggles made back in 2015 here just in case anyone is interested.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHsUdc3ISKg

I think the doco you have and the one I have are one and the same smile

Cheers

Richard