steppenwolf at full moon

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Drums:

mpointon481 jams Supporter

Remix step #2

Bass:

Geistbaum5 jams

Remix step #3 (playing)

Trombone & Clarinet & Trumpet:

Pewi247 jams Supporter

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Thanks to " Geistbaum " for this interesting track!!
All instruments with the EVI played .
( The clarinet is an oboe)Unfortunately fits any of my Native American flute that would super fit ...

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July 26 2016 11:07:05

mpointon
Wonderful tones and moods and the trombone (?) providing a secondary, almost jazzy, bass pattern is a masterstroke. To me, it lends a dark and twisted New Orleans sound to the track.
+1 July 27 2016 16:09:54

Pewi
Yes , exactly trombone , you're right , but all the EVI played (electronic wind instrument).Thank you very much for your kind words +0

July 21 2016 21:26:13

abuitremorem
so langsam ab er sicher macht mich dieses Ewi neugierig :) tönt super :)
+1 July 21 2016 22:32:52

Pewi
Ja, das EVI ist wirklich ein cooles Theil. schau doch da mal rein:)(https://youtu.be/UMoSH4YH1-U) übrigens vielen Dank, dass Du immer wieder mal bei mir reinschaust. +1

July 21 2016 21:15:21

HiFiFlutes
Sweet composition here Pewi. Sounds really great :) very much enjoy this :) You have much talent !!
+1 July 21 2016 22:29:21

Pewi
I thank you Chris . This could be a great foundation for Native American flute :) +1

July 21 2016 19:32:00

Geistbaum
Fantastic! :)
Now playing at the Magic Theatre
For Madmen Only
Price of Admission Your Mind.
"One half of this music, the melody, was all pomade and sugar and sentimentality. The other half was savage, temperamental and vigorous. Yet the two went artlessly well together and made whole."-Harry Haller(Steppenwolf)
+2 July 21 2016 22:27:23

Pewi
I am very glad that you like it , thank you . Hermann Hesse " Steppenwolf " it would again read ... +1

July 21 2016 16:33:47