I’ve always loved the deep feeling style of James Taylor and what a beautiful idea to combine on of the worlds most tasteful Cellists as well!

This short clip shows them both working on a 3/4 time version of the George Harrison song, “Here Comes The Sun” . From a program called “Yo Yo Ma & Friends: Songs of Joy and Peace”.

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Recorded at Howells Knob in Maleny 12th March 2008.

Thanks to Scotty and Gina for sharing this song and helping make the vibe happen.

Many good wishes on your travels.

If you like this song, be sure to download the full studio version right here.

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This may not be one of my songs but I am playing everything except the drums!

Greg Reid – Vocals
Herrin – Electric and Acoustic Guitars
Jason McGowan – Drum

My dear friend Greg Reid aka Blossomhead wrote this song in some kind of nervous frenzy on an acoustic guitar never dreaming it would become a sharp, short punk rock anthem for the hole within us all.

Check out Blossomheads music by going to www.blossomhead.com

Something Missing – Blossomhead – Psychedelic Punk Rock

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I am an admirer of Hubble and the mind blowing images that it takes of our universe. Free from the distortion of the Earths atmosphere it reaches into the far reaches of space with its eye and gives us a chance to experience just how fantastical this One Song (Universe) is.

This is a selection of some of the best Hubble images we could find set to a beautiful soundtrack written by my brilliant musical brother, Jai. The song is called “Scene 31″ from the album Where To Land?  To hear more of this music, click here.

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For me, the initial inspiration to play music came from the sense of atmosphere that an musician could create. Pink Floyd, Vangelis, Simple Minds and Peter Gabriel are all artists that emphasize the story or the theme that holds it all together and makes for a potent experience.

This song is a sweet, and short little glimpse into that territory. Continue Reading »