The Wind Sprang Up

[Vaisvil]

A setting of a poem by TS Eliot => Sonar X1, bass, rhodes piano, drums, sax, and vocals.

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[SwanSong]

Very creative there and cool idea enjoyed NEIL.!

[Vaisvil]

Thanks for the listen and comment SwanSong

[beleg]

is there an effect on the vocals? if so, what is it?

[Ferryman_1957]

Ooh, I like this a lot, not what I was expecting at all compared to most of your stuff I have listened to. Really atmospheric, love the simplicity of it and the cool bass line is fab. That and the Rhodes go really well together. I would bring the sax up, that does get a little lost for me and it sounds great (so is worthy of being a bit more prominent IMO).

I love the vocals, espacially the contrast between the low and high. There's quite a strong Van Der Graaf Generator feel here, which is a good thing in my book.

Very creative and imaginative, excellent work and I really enjoyed it. Can you do a whole concept album of TSE poems please?

Cheers,

Nigel

[Hook]

This is excellent Vaisvil! Over 20 years ago I had a buddy that did a series he called his "Classic Literature Collection" and he did similar, often very strange, adaptions of selections and poems, etc. I always thought it to be super creative and well you just brought the whole thing back to me, thanks! I'm with Ferryman, you should do a series!
Rock on!