Here are mp3s for some tunes I wrote mostly in the 1970s when I was playing music full time. Except where noted, I did all the voices and instruments:
- Didn't I (4.9 Mbytes) Original written in the 1970s but recorded recently. I particularly like the classical guitar solo lines.
- Let's Go Out There (2.6 Mbytes) The music to this original was written years ago, 200?, but there were no lyrics until this year (2007). Talks about space settlement. Try it, you like it.
- Is This (5.6 Mbytes) Original written in the 1970's inspired by the Watergate hearings that lead to the peaceful removal of Richard Nixon from the presidency. The lyrics are surprisingly current today. This is a live version recorded by my band at the time, Blue Mountain Blend.
- Move on Up (4.2 Mbytes) Original written in the 1970s and rarely performed.
- Ride The World (4 Mbytes) Original written in the 1970s. My friends call it a rock anthem but this version is just guitar and voice. Good dance tune if you straighten out the 3/8 bar just before the verse.
- When I'm Feelin' (5.5 Mbytes) Original written in the 1970s, one of the few piece written on piano.
- Thinkin' (3.1 Mbytes) One of the very first tunes I wrote, but still a favorite of some.
Copyright © Al Globus. Permission to use the originals for non-commercial purposes is granted, provided you credit Al Globus. If there's any commercial interest, contact me at AlGlobus@ gmail.com (spaces put in to fool the autobots).
Here are some non-original tunes I've recorded:
In the late 1970's I played with Blue Mountain Blend in Marin County, California. I mostly played bass and sang, but also a little guitar and some sax. Group had great vocals. Patty Quimby sang the female leads, Michael Constello sang and played guitar, bass and flute, David Weaver sang and played guitar, bass and mandolin, and Ray Ormsby played drums. Here are some cover tunes recorded live in a pizza joint:
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