Fascinating documentary on a home recording guy with 400 albums

[kenny mac]

Watched it all ,that guy could have been a few guys I know.
To dedicate his life just to that was incredible.
Not my cup of tea musically but  you  had to admire the guy for his commitment.
I'm very like him in the way that I don't tie myself into one musical genre,I listen to a very wide range of music ans its always good to experiment.
That's why I like collaborations,some one else's music can take you on a whole different trip.

[cuthbert]

Here's one of my faves of R. Stevie playing "in the pocket":


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Cjd_jQoVkc

[Groundy]

Looks really good, watched 10 mins will look at it tonight......Alex

[Blooby]

Here's one of my faves of R. Stevie playing "in the pocket":

There is something undeniably catchy (and quirky) about some of his stuff.

Blooby

[henwrench]

Thank you so much for that. It gave me something to really think about.


                                                                             henwrench

[Hook]

Wonderful but a bit like seeing my destiny....

[Oldrottenhead]

the guy's a part-timer, two songs a week? lazy bugger 

[bruno]

He reminds me of a couple of people here

Gonna watch it all during the week.

+1 :-) facinating ....
B

[bruno]

Recon it takes me around 3 hours to produce a track. Assuming a 10 hour day, 24*7 would take me around 3 years to catch up (4000 tracks) :-) I'm sure most of the songs would start to sound the same after a while though, assuming that I could maintain the pace and maintain the inspiration ......

Mind you I've been on Songcrafters since 2012, and probably am sub 200 tracks :-( Need to up my game!

B