Another bigband/funky tune to follow up on Getting Tight With Loose Women. These two titles together with some others will probably end up on an online album with 12 tracks bit bluesy/jazzy/funky. Working on it…
Nice funky and bluesy tune that could fit any blues artist - or even R&B and country performer. As a matter of fact the song started off as a sort of Hank Williams country blues tune but then developed into this BB King influenced recording. Can also be ZZ Top rock…
Song by Devine & Hoeve
STYLE: Pop, Blues, Jazz, Country, R&B - you name it…
Started cowriting with Donna Devine (CA but living in Holland). Our first song was this country anthem Stone’s Rock From Rock Bottom. So far I seem to be the only one hearing the nice mix of country and rock but o well it will come…
I was in Johannesburg for some time. From what I saw of it, it is a nice city. Except for the security, must say. I met a lot of great people there and the city will always be a favorite. Except for the security…
As a songwriter I of course had to do a song about it. Paul Simon’s You Can Call Me All is also about Joburg so I felt in good company. As I was told, the city is called the “The Lady”. They’ve added the word “infamous” to that because of high crime rate. So what came to mind was the city as a sleeping beauty - she doesn’t know yet how really great it can be. Just picture the city without it’s camera’s, it’s walls and gates and I might even think of moving there… The Worldcup Football Games 2010 may well be a turning point for Jozi, the Lady city.
Song by Wilson & Hoeve
STYLE: Pop, rock - some reggea
Posted on October 15th, 2008 by Johnny
Filed under: Pop, Rock, Reggea | Comments Off
An interesting contemporary country song I think. Started as an outlaw-with-a-heart kindda song when a new baby was born into Jules’ family - with exactly those 8 pounds and 11 ounces as her weight. Had some difficulties adding the impression of a brushed drumset to the recording but will do. Hear the song crossing over to pop in the middle…