Graham English

Posts Tagged ‘wurly’

One Of These Nights

This song is about planning an exciting future with a fine woman.

You Got What You Wanted From Me

A funky blues about a devious woman.

Time To Walk 1-14-07

This time I tried to write a melody that used only three notes.

Sexy Club

I tried to create a melody centered around only two notes.

Trains

I cowrote this song many years ago with my former band, Fear The Monk. I had very little to do with the writing actually. I think I came up with a portion of the melody in the verse but none of the lyrics. I dig the groove in the chorus but not much more than [...]

Music from 12-05-05

This is a stop-and-start iPod recording of a 120bpm Cmin7 Dorian funk groove on my wurly.
4:45 – Key change to Emin.
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Music for 07-13-06b

Melody added. I came back from the pub after a couple of… ahem… a few pints with a melody inspired by the divine feminine. Awww yeah.

Music for 07-13-06

Hammond organ, wurly, and clav in Amin over a 105bpm Apple loop.

Music from 12-16-05d

iPod recording of a bluesy C7 120bpm Hammond organ groove with a vocal scat solo.

Music from 12-16-05

This is an iPod recording in the key of Gmin (Dorian) at 100bpm. Hammond and wah wah clav start it out.

Music from a long time ago

Warning: Explicit lyrics. I wrote this years ago. Probably between 1998 and 2000. I could nail it down but I don’t really care that much. It’s a smooth laid back rap by me with a guitar solo from David Gelfand. But what really gets me is Brian Sach’s drums. Brian and I were riding the same waveform.

Music for 02-22-06

I set up my clav above the hammond and the wurly to the right. The hammond has two mics on it and the wurly is direct. The clav is direct and running through a Line 6 Pod. The sample is an Apple Loop. Don’t remember the name. Abmin13 120bpm.