Satchwood's "Raining Oil" ~ guitar instrumental

[Bluesberry]

A sorta western feel to this, like a cowboy movie, the wild west, blazing guns at high noon and all that.  This feels synphonic, like there is so much more than just guitar going on, like a whole orchestra backing you.  And the feeling in this, just dripping with feeling (or is that dripping with oil).  You know what I see while listening...a lone gun-slinger, on his horse.  A hard rain coming down, oil and water mixed, fires burning all around, smoke.  Clint Eastwood kinda figure.  Thats a powerful sound going down.

[chapperz66]

Nice one Tommy.  Blistering stuff.  Fine bit of tapping.

Paul

[Tangled Wires]

I am sooooooooo gonna get a song together that needs a Satch solo.... go Tommy go!!

                                         henwrench

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Superb Tommy, I kind of run out of superlatives with your playing and the way you compose your music. That tapping was stunning.

You should be selling this!!

[Satchwood]

Hey Songcrafter friends, thank you so much for listening and commenting!! 

I'm messing a little bit with a program called Riffworks, so i might want to do modified re-take of this tune...

I'm also thinking of using this instro as an intro to a larger piece with vocals.  What do ya think?

[launched]

Wow, that is some great hand control, my friend! Such a pleasure to lesten to.

Love it!


Mark

[Gary F]

Tommy,this is a monster of a tune!!!
SUPERB PERFORMANCE!!!!!

Gary

[SE]

Great guitar, would love to hear a larger piece with some vox, mega.

[Satchwood]

Hey friends, thank you for listening and commenting, i'm glad that you liked it!! 

BTW, i did add a little background strings on this to smooth things over...

[Pipes]

Yee haa..yes, very western in nature..nice one
I think the drums could have been a bit stronger to compliment your super guitar playing.
All in all a foot tapper!
Nick

[Gu Djin]

I quite like Riffworks for creating on - my problem I find is, it and its ancillary programs do want to contain you within strict rythyms.  Changing the beat, or slowing down and speeding up is something I found it didn't lend itself to.  However I have quite an old version, maybe the newer ones are more flexible.