A Cold Night in October-A song for the Halloween Season.

Started by Jim1970, October 29, 2009, 03:41:21 PM

Jim1970

A COLD NIGHT IN OCTOBER redux
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Here is a Blast from the Past from me, Something for the month of October and the Halloween Season that I did a few years back.

Take Care

JIM from Jersey





Here is a new song I just finished for the Halloween season

Hope you enjoy this. Happy Halloween!! http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8283705


JIM from Jersey.

A Cold Night in October

This is a story, about an old man who lived on a hill.  He would play his guitar on his front porch, usually when the moon was full. He would mumble a few words then strum a few chords, looking somewhat in a haze. Just around the midnight hour, this is the song he played.

The tranquil music I heard that night left me filled with a sort of peacefulness and many more midnight walks up that hill left me with questions and a feeling of curiousness. Who was this old man and why was I making this a nightly task? But every time I would hear him play this song, my mind would be filled with joyful thoughts of the past.

While days rolled by I thought to myself, what kind of life this old man must have had? To hear the music that he played around midnight made me happy but somewhat sad. He was all alone but playing his music without a care, his fretting fingers were full of life while his wrinkled face revealed a cold lifeless stare.

One cold October night I decided that I would have to meet this old man. I wanted to introduce myself after he played, that was my only plan. As I approached the old house I noticed something very strange, the house was boarded up and abandoned but I can still hear the music playing.

To my amazement under a big oak tree, a small weathered Grave site appeared in front of me. As I read the tombstone while falling to my knees it had occurred to me, after all this time that old man on this hill was always really me.





 The Story is a Jim Original!
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Geir

Cool song Jim !!!

WOW .... this is beautiful !!!

great story too
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Awesome story and playing Jim!!

Well done - A full well rounded production!

Mark
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Satchwood

Cool story/music Jim !!!

Now we know that the spirit of JFJ (Jim from Jersey) lives on.........
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Jim1970

Thanks guys!!  I figured I should put the lyrics on the page, Because I have the habit of mumbling,After listening to the song I realized that I improved some of the lyrics, LOL. Happy Halloween!!

JFJ.   thanks Satch!!
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Vanncad

Very interesting story telling Jim.
This is really, really cool, and totally different!

BTW - Love the shaker(?). It really fits the background.

Thanks for posting the lyrics too.


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Groundy

Jim, this is fantastic Thanks for the words,great story and playing......Alex

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Blooby


You have some great Dickey Betts-styled licks in there, especially when then descend.  Cool production.  Was that my imigination, or did I hear an Ozark/Jews' harp in there?

Blooby

Jim1970

Thanks Guys!!!  The Ozark/Jew's harp may be the sound of my Crybaby Wah that i have going through the Background of the song.
 JFJ
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