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Over the years, song ideas that came to me while jogging or doodling around on the guitar found their way onto a mini-cassette recorder. Finally, when the opportunity came and I could place making a CD as a priority, my first intention was to ... Full Descriptiontake the song ideas from the mini-cassette and create music for a blues/funk genre, using a computer. However, during my initial attempts, using common, inexpensive sound cards and sound modules (synthesizers), I could not create an acceptable accompaniment for my electric guitar. Consequently, I began to develop the "other" songs I've written--songs that came to me while playing my classical guitar, songs that came out of my experiences with playing Latin-jazz. I've always had an affinity for the open sounds of the augmented 5th, the 11th (suspended) or the 6th + 7th chords, and while playing around with them, the songs on this CD dropped out of the sky. The momentum began and over the next several months the majority of my time off (from working a regular 40-hour week schedule at Agilent Technologies) was spent creating accompaniment for these classical guitar songs. I included better-quality sound cards so I could capture the sounds of the authentic instruments, but there is still an occasional trumpet blast that sounds too much like a synthesizer. Nevertheless, the results are satisfying and faithful to the original inspiration. Hide Description Mi Para Ti Music | Category | Easy Listening Albums | | Label | John Michael | | Orig Year | 2002 | | CD Universe Part number | 7141910 | | Catalog number | 80227 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Nov 05, 2002 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Recording Time | 53 minutes |
John / Michael Mi Para Ti Songs | 1. | Keep It Up |
| 2. | Pleasant Surprise |
| 3. | Be With It |
| 4. | Take Me Away |
| 5. | After the Mask |
| 6. | All the Time in the World |
| 7. | Shake |
| 8. | Surrender |
| 9. | Shine |
| 10. | Lit |
| 11. | Midnight Samba |
| 12. | Sweet Grace |
| 13. | Morning Sun |
| 14. | Off the Ground |
| 15. | Devotion |
| 16. | Cruse |
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Bio… Robert Terry WachobI was born on February 24, 1948, in Normal Illinois, and my standard joke is that I have been trying to get back to normal ever since.Sometime about the age of ten I wanted a guitar. An old man with a runny nose and a single lightbulb in his home gave me my first guitar lessons. His name was Mr. Hancock. I still appreciate those lessons.I listened to music in my home. Rogers and Hammerstein, Frank Sinatra, Johnny Mathis, The Everly Brothers, Sons of the Pioneers, Chet Atkins, Elvis, the Beatles.In high school we had a rock n roll band called the Meteors, and practiced in the home of the lead-rhythm guitar player?s parents. His father worked in a music store with Carl Russell, and came home with a new, traded-in guitar practically every week. His father also traded cars about as often. They introduced me to Chet Atkins, The Ventures, Los Indios Tabajeros, and Django Reinhardt.I started writing songs in junior high school. I notice a lot of them tended toward serious subjects, but some were also light-hearted. I figured each song should have some development to it, where something was learned or gained or appreciated, or merely enjoyed.Following a divorce, I joined a nightclub band called the Hopewells, but broke off due to extreme motivation to have a family again. That means I fell in love, but I was also looking for greater fulfillment in life. Travel was not the primary engine of life for me. Neither could I ignore the songs welling up inside me.I traveled extensively for a couple years, doing a single act, wound up in Nashville, signed temporarily with an agent, starved a bit, often, and not just in Nashville, and wrote 150 or so songs.In the early 1980s, I discovered a wonderful direction in life, finished my bachelors degree in sociology, then obtained a teaching certificate, married, briefly tried a group formed in Branson, Missouri, called Country Plus, and now have ten children. I credit God with all good in my life.I still write, have a computer with software for recording, and have been ?caught? in the act of recording with the kids in the background. Music to me is a relationship of service and I have not yet found the musical need that I can serve.My soapbox? Musicians, and the industry, contain some of the finest people there are. The most beautiful music has not yet been written. The most beautiful voices, not yet heard. Through my writing, I am trying to do my part to help bring that about. There is a great need for gifted social commentary. Life is good. Music helps make it that way, and can help make heaven and earth one.Robert Terry WachobAlbum Notes:Generally, my songs are comments on relationships and experiences, either personal or observedthe artwork is by Calvin Two-Eagle, Native American artist, Rosebud Sioux Reservation, SD, who drew these pictures upon hearing the album.Album completed 1991 or so in South Dakota, recorded in the boys’ bedroom closet while they slept. Using ...
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