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| Rocha Malhada said 328 days ago | |
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think you nailed it! :-| incense burnin' in the corners, candles light the way; flowered headbands keep the hair in stay. "Eight miles high, and when you touch down You'll find that it's stranger than known..." . - Harold |
| Dadai said 328 days ago | |
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Feter.... doing a little Dylan with, as the others already have said, a little Airplane flying nearby. Some cool guitar work there, my friend. Very cool. D |
 | Peter Bauckham said 328 days ago |
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Captures the psychedelic 60s sound tinged with Dylan. Great song - very atmospheric. Peter |
 | notraditionmuskwerks said 328 days ago |
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shady grove I still HATE Dylan's singing, but UNFORTUNATELY he does epitomize the 60's, and you have DEFINITELY captured the spirit!!! What I'm saying Feter is that it's a GREAT tune. I've never done acid, but if I did, this song would be playing in my head.... |
 | bonnieprincejohnny said 328 days ago |
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Track of the Moment! Triiiiiiippppyyy. Yeah...I like the odd timing in some of the guitar lines - yea verily I proclaim this -' track of the moment' on Macjams and award it 700 'virtual' Macjams dollars. Sublime riff by the way - easy. |
 | lengold said 328 days ago |
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What a lovely listen Feter - like a trip down Memory Lane. Very enjoyable. Cheers Len |
 | davisamerica said 328 days ago |
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right then brother mr. k and a wild 60's work out! you always surprise me in such a great way feter...as always..cool...very cool |
 | timothy devine said 328 days ago |
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way cool I'm in San Fran all of a sudden with flowers in my hair and sandles painted on my feet i'm seeing trails and there is an endless feeling about the night ahead I love this Quicksilver ish peace |
 | Outtaorbit said 328 days ago |
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Nice maybe .."who do you love" .......next |
 | BossHook said 328 days ago |
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Hait Asbury I think you capture that whole scene in this song, from the guitar tone to the rambling drums and Dylanesque vocal - its all there! |
 | Moviz said 328 days ago |
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This style really suits you Feter with the great vocals and guitar... and I just had to get my old Kaftan out... but guess what? it doesn't fit anymore LOL, cheers M |
 | that80sboy said 328 days ago |
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i was close... ....to being that60sboy....one of my all time fave genres...played in few 60s bands back in the day....best music ever, and this song of yours takes me back there...thanks for the smile! |
 | apb said 327 days ago |
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Are we getting the same ... .. documentaries? I was just watching one the other day on the summer of lurv, hippy hill etc. And this sounds psychedelic enough to have been on it for sure. A goodie from your vaults I'd say. I too like the slightly quirky timing and good Dylan/Waters-esque singing. "Yeah, I wish I had a big fat horse" ..classic .. did I get that right? |
 | NorthPoint said 327 days ago |
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volunteers you captured the Haight-Ashbury feel perfectly. You just might re-ignite a revolution, and Marty/Grace/Paul/Jorma/Jack/Spencer would be proud.... Well done Feter. |
 | guitapick said 327 days ago |
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Nice trip... ...down shady lane, Feter. All that everyone else says about the influences. Sounds like you had fun with this... |
| egobandit said 327 days ago | |
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diggin it Cool man brings me back!! |
 | Joe Brady said 327 days ago |
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Nice touch on Mr.K...... Real nice sound for the lead; reverb/volume just right, gives the song a "depth of field" when countered by the Dylanish vocal. Made me think of what "All Along the Watchtower" would sound like in a spaghetti-western. I just might have to try your tuning method out on my mando. Cheers, Joe |
 | paul f. page said 327 days ago |
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Memories... ...sure date some of us who are responding here!!! Bring out the oil pans and multi-colored lights...Reverb away!!! You've done a great job capturing that spacey bounce-back with great effects and some excellent guitar work. Peace. Paul |
 | Axgrinder said 327 days ago |
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Very Dylonesque, I must say! Old song? it's not even 4 yet! Oldie but a goodie then! I like the whole feeling of this one. You did a good job and I really dig the guitar work! Thanks for sharing my friend! Ax |
 | jaw said 327 days ago |
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sweet nice guitar tone. very open. sorta space like. god i love reverb. |
 | estellie said 327 days ago |
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whooeee that was fun. I'd never heard a more confident vocal performance from you. Great playing, just fun to listen to, but so full of talent. |
 | DWL said 327 days ago |
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Fine groove and vocal Feter authentic sounding stuff. Cheers Dick |
 | BranDaMan said 326 days ago |
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Good! really good song you have here. Great guitar work and vocals. Thanks for sharing this little gem |
 | SmokeyVW said 326 days ago |
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i feel the power of the flower that reverb is too much man. out there. groovy. the film that was before my eyes has fallen away! thanks |
| sonny jim said 326 days ago | |
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Groovy!! Like that fuzzy sound...... |
 | dajama said 326 days ago |
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Love the guitar sound on this. Very nice vibe - awesome vocals, and cool sounds all the way through. Now, where did I put those flowers...Nice one. Glad I stopped by. Peace. |
 | Vic Holman said 326 days ago |
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a nice trip Feter, this is groooovy! A true to form west coast '60's scene. I'm a firm believer that someday the music of that time will be popular once again. I'm hearing new bands that are trying to capture it. |
 | Dj French Toast said 326 days ago |
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very cool I really dig your arrangement alot ! Your voice is cool as well . Trippy dude ! |
| UncleTupeloFan said 325 days ago | |
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Amazing! This rocks hard -- hints of Neil Young mixed in with the artists mentioned, what a great idea and cover of this tune. Love it, thanks for sharing. Peace, Paul |
 | Aaron David said 325 days ago |
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Ha ha.. definitley fits the era... ... or at least the way I understand it (wasn't even thought of yet in the 60s). Definitely some crazy reverb going on... great stuff :). |
 | Feter said 325 days ago |
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Peace !! I m so thankfull for your drop in !! |
 | michael2 said 324 days ago |
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wow you are the king of authenticity. this could be a lost track from something in my vinyl collection: some overlooked san francisco band from 1967. this is great, love it. |
 | drakonis said 324 days ago |
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fun old vibe I can feel the hairy distortion fuzzing up the amp, or maybe its just the purple haze in the air... Great lo-fi playing and singing. ttfn, Drakonis |
| farlowe said 324 days ago | |
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Shady Grove Hello Feter, Sorry, for the delay. I had a lot of sleep to catch up on after trying to get some of my songs uploaded. I'm listening to Shady Grove and I'm impressed very much with your rendition. It's like splicing Dylan, Petty and Grateful Dawg (Jerry Garcia's bluegrass duo)and a touch of a Johnny Cash reverb presence.... awesome sound, very powerful!!! Thanks Feter for all your kind & generous comments, but I'm really enjoying hearing you!!!! Hope the New Year is treating you well so far, Thanks my friend, Wade |
 | five_extra_arms said 323 days ago |
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So Modern Really is, even though it is a Lost Song from JA. There are things about your singing style that I find mystifying. Your guitar ain't bad either! Thanks for the download! Bob |
 | jiguma said 323 days ago |
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:) Just like the early 70s - I was there :) Very Jefferson Airplane with a touch of Dylan. Sorry I'm late! Neil |
| Tom Wounded said 323 days ago | |
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Very Nice! Hey this is great, you have the magic touch Feter, the dreams contained within this song shine bright as the sun of yesterday and tomorrow! |
 | Mcboy said 323 days ago |
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peace n love is in the air.......rock on! |
 | Doug Somers said 322 days ago |
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I hear a bit of Mark Knopfler in the vocals ...kind of like his work on the live album Dire Straits 'Alchemy'. You have a great feel for this music Feter. It really comes across with a lot of heart and imagery. Keep well! Doug |
| Calchas said 321 days ago | |
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Awesome interpretation! Almost sounds like an alternate take of Quicksilver's version (minus Nicky Hopkin's amazing piano)! Nice psyched-out guitar riffing really captures the mood of the period. Fine vocal delivery! Great fun bro! Be well! |
 | lavalamp said 321 days ago |
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Youngian A Neil Young feel to this. 60's sound. Well done. Let me re-phrase, Buffalo Springfield.....a lost track. LL |
 | Dennis James said 320 days ago |
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Spot on.... Spot on Feter....a great vibe....atmospheric of the times....my favourite times too. Love the guitar sound AND style....it IS very San Francisco. Where did the song come from? Is it yours? Good singin' too, man. |
 | deus ex machina said 318 days ago |
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the flowers are in my hair feter, i love it.. the lead guitar has a serious neil young vibe going on, choppy and beautiful at the same time, and he's one of my favorites, thank you for the song! |
 | ajnorth said 316 days ago |
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Trippy! There is definately a DYLAN vibe going on here, it's cool. I don't like the echo on the guitar myself but it doesn't put me off the song. Well done. |
 | sschedra said 315 days ago |
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Dylan - Airplane - Spaghetti Western Someone mentioned Jefferson Airplane and it definitely has that sound and the vocalizations are Dylan-esque. It also has a feeling of those guitar themes that you hear on the Itallian westerns. It does acheive the mood. I am pretty amazed because I came here to listen to your stuff after you commented on mine and I find this peice along with your classical peice "Kneeling Under The Mountain". I really respect someone with such a broad spectrum of tallent and appreciation. I need to listen to more of your stuff. |
 | Heightened said 315 days ago |
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Awesome song. As always great guitaring and singing. |
 | artneuro said 311 days ago |
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Lovely song! Lovely vocal delivery you've go going and the song is really great. |
 | Bob Rodgers said 308 days ago |
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Another great song Feter! I loved your guitar playing along with your superb vocals! The sound was very 6o's and I really enjoyed listening to this! Thanks! |
 | aegri_somnia said 307 days ago |
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Yeah Feter! I think your the Bob Dylan incarnate. I played this song for a bunch of my friends at college and they loved it. Keep up the good work! |
| admiralebay said 305 days ago | |
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Love it! Your voice always has so much character! I'm loving the 60s experimental feel. |
 | wonderpus said 304 days ago |
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super shady in that grove Nice performance - like the vocals and harmonies. A little distortion came through though. really nice leads, nice backing instrumentation - what is it? keys? syth? would like to hear without drums and bass or at least less excellent! |
 | John Stebbe said 303 days ago |
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Guitar great Guitar sounds great, very "British Invasion." Your voice, and the effects, remind me a bit of Jim Morrison. Very groovy! |
 | craighalkett said 298 days ago |
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MAGNIFICENT REALLY REMINDS ME OF DYLAN AT HIS BEST REALLY INSPIRATIONAL THANCKS CRAIG |
 | MikeBishop said 298 days ago |
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Sounds good. It really does feel like a 60's era psychedelic song. The sounds of the instruments and vocals are right on for this type of song. Was this recorded in GarageBand? It says in your description that it was done in 2004, did you use a different set up than you do now? |
| ehalbert said 297 days ago | |
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Good I like this song. It kind of has a 70's/Santana kind of vibe. And thanks for taking the time to listen to my song. |
 | Dee1962z said 292 days ago |
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Shady Grove. I too thought you sound like Bob Dylan. Guitar tones really blend in well with your vocals. love it. Excellent you have a great voice. |
| davevan said 292 days ago | |
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Cool Nice work, nice cover... |
 | woofer3 said 290 days ago |
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The Band This reminds me of some of those early tracks by Bob Dylan and the Band, probably my favourite group. Really enjoyed this lots. Excellent Feter. Gonna try and fave it - fingers crossed. John |
 | Barretok said 282 days ago |
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I like it! It has a lot of Dylanesque stylings but it still remains original. Very good one. I like the guitar! B |
| Lightman said 282 days ago | |
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Great rhythm A catchy rhythm... Great... I like this song... |
 | stevec said 278 days ago |
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groovy! This one has a distinct Dillon feel to me - high praise indeed! Excellent guitar groove creates a really nice canvas for the vocals and leads. Thanks for sharing! Steve |
 | MacFerret said 276 days ago |
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I was there.... This sounds live - fantastic interplay between voice and guitar. The Dylan comparison is so obvious that I'll draw another: Rory Gallagher; Irish tour. Great song. MacFerret |
great guitars and vocals - very much a time capsule of the 60's ala Jefferson Airplane.