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Killing Me Down 02:59
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Genre: Hard Rock
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From the album It's About Time
An improv blues / rock jam based on Killing Floor & Goin Down Credits: Roy Cunningham add or view feedback!(0 comments) view song lyrics
Screamin' Your Name 05:21
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Genre: Instrumental Rock
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From the album It's About Time
This one starts off innocently enough...
The guitar comes in and slaps you in the face...
...it's about how we feel when we scream to the universe in absolute pain at the life we lead here on this planet...
Credits: Roy Cunningham add or view feedback!(1 comments) view song lyrics
Stoned Hedge 02:39
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Genre: Instrumental Rock
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From the album It's About Time
One night... after guzzling 8 pints of Irish stout and a few shots of Bushmill's... I got romantic and wondered why Celts sometimes remind me of me Cherokee roots...
So what if I don't know who built that famous structure?
Sirens Dancing on Ice 03:11
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Genre: Soundtrack
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From the album It's About Time
This is all about how matter feels as it transitions to crystalline structures as a result of exposure to deep space...
Snowflakes... and the pounding of the engines of God as they fuel the expansion of the universe into an eternity of constant dancing and change... Credits: add or view feedback!(0 comments) view song lyrics
Cairabeeings 02:09
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Genre: Instrumental Rock
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From the album It's About Time
SO... one night I was playing with 'sequences" ...running three synths against a steady beat...
nest thing ya know I added guitar and a B3 solo and I was seeing those beings that landed in the Bermuda Triangle 1000's of years ago... Credits: add or view feedback!(0 comments) view song lyrics
Ain't This Boogie Itchy ? 02:42
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Genre: Instrumental Rock
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From the album It's About Time
This dribbled out of my brain one night as I was working with straight tones on a new amp... there were enough parts to play some tricks in the studio after recording...
It was originally for an old cat friend who's moved on to a new existence Credits: Roy Cunningham add or view feedback!(0 comments) view song lyrics
The Crusher 06:38
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Genre: Hard Rock
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From the album It's About Time
Written in response to non stop self destruction... Credits: Cunningham, Cunningham Cunningham add or view feedback!(0 comments) view song lyrics
Hours Forever 05:28
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Genre: Classic Rock
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From the album It's About Time
I wrote this song in 1969... played it all over the country in rock bands... while in Los Angeles, I met Ed Cassidy of Spirit... we joined with "Fuzzy" Knight to form "The Urge"... I brought this into our playlist and this is what we did... I believe it remians one of our best performances... Credits: Cunningham Lyrics, Music, Fuzzy Knight, Bass Ed Cassidy, Drums add or view feedback!(0 comments) view song lyrics
Hours Forever 2008 04:16
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Genre: Jazz+Funk
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From the album It's About Time
I wrote this song in 1969... played it all over the country in rock bands... while in Los Angeles, I recorded it with "The Urge"... that song is also on this site...
Where's My Dashiki? 03:21
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Genre: Jazz+Funk
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From the album It's About Time
This is for the exploited people of Nigeria... oil companies take everything they have... Credits: add or view feedback!(0 comments) view song lyrics
Screamin' Your Name received the following comment: "Roy Cunningham's music pleases open-minded rockers on so many levels.
His “Screamin' Your Name” kind of reminds me of Robin Trower's sound, with obvious nods to Led Zeppelin and a little snatch of the Jeff Beck Group's “Goin' Down.”
The production quality of his work is crisp on all of these tracks – listen to the opening to “Stoned Hedge,” with its acoustic-sounding piano combined with a swim of lofty guitars/synths interplaying with the piano riffs. It's an interesting listen.
“Sirens Dancing” explores his techno side, but with the musical historic reference to early pre-techno electronic bands like Kraftwerk. But Cunningham explores far beyond anything Kraftwerk ever did, like the world music feel combined with modern rock in “Where's My Dashiki.”
Curious stuff, well recorded. I'll be listening for more.
Jay Kirschenmann, music writer, Gannet News Service, Sioux Falls (SD) Argus Leader
" --musec07 (posted 09/26/08)
Hours Forever 2008 received the following comment: "Just DIG this track, man... hope you'll post LOTS mo' STUPH here... GR8 style, strong body in your music!" --rotcod (posted 05/30/08)
Blues Jam for No One received the following comment: "ABSOLUTELY smashing stuff, Roy... this is that "transcendent blooz" stuff we used to listen to back "in the day" (when there WEREN'T no "day/night", it all sorta' "BLENDED TOGETHER", if ya' nose wot' I mean... & I'm pretty sure ya' do). LIKE this trak!" --rotcod (posted 05/30/08)Recommended Links
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