Saw the posts this morning, reminding me that it has been 20 years since George Harrison’s passing. it reminded me of this video, which I noticed was a little out of sync. In March 2020 I took Dhani Harrison and Olivia Harrison up on the Inner Light Challenge . This a quickie, but a slightly different spin on a cool George Harrison song by The Beatles. It was also the very early days of Covid-19. What do you think?
Paul Kitchen | Spin Live From the inSync Asylum. For the 20th date on my ‘No Rhyme or Reason Tour’, I chose to do this song from the ‘Lost in Babylon‘ album. My PC struggles with recording two webcams and a Cubase session all at the same time. So, to conserve resources I didn’t monitor the guitar, just hearing my voice and the IYV Guitar in the room – monitors, no headphones. Interesting to hear it later when run thru my processing. This has always been a special song to me. So cool to be playing it for the first time in over 30 years. Hope you like it. https://bit.ly/3p6UD3y
Alone up on a Hill from Blue Tattoo clip. Read the Making of Blue Tattoo here.
Paul Kitchen | Waiting to Fly Live From the inSync Asylum. For the 19th date on my ‘No Rhyme or Reason Tour’, I chose to do this song from the ‘And We Dream’ album. In all honesty I had a hell of a time getting to something I could share, and after many takes this is what I came up with. My hair did not survive, as I apparently tried to pull it out.. I started with the 8 track tape recording, detected the tempo, and ended up keeping only one guitar track – my melody maker recorded in ‘1992 or so. I added keyboard bass and keys, as well as banging out the beat on my desk – my new Cajon! Also due to my issue with headphones, tinitus, vertigo and the rest, I had to just play along with the speakers. So as Elvis said, “let it bleed”. All in all, this is one of my favorite songs that I’ve written, and hopefully you will enjoy it.
Paul Kitchen | Daddy’s Little Girl from the album ‘A Matter of Time‘. I wrote this song in 1984. This version was recorded in the year 2000 I think. One of my favorites. https://bit.ly/3mOmTIu
