Chris Griffin
June 2009
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Licensing Music
It seems everybody is putting their version of cover songs on the internet. Even selling them on iTunes…..Go to iTunes and search for the song “Clocks” written by Coldplay…There are at least 30 versions for sale…And there are some funny ones…I wonder how many of these folks went through the proper licensing channels before uploading….Probably [...]
Weekend
We played weekly local gig on Thursday. It’s laid back and gives me a chance to play in a non structured environment. Friday night we we’re the headliner at a festival in Clanton. I love the gigs that you think go great, and then afterwards your sound eng. says the whole right side of the [...]
My Country Tis A Thee
I’m working up an arrangment for church.
The Dad Post
Dad is an interesting guy. He has some really cool hobbies..A new addition is RC stuff. He mounted a camera on one of his helicopters.
He recently aquired a Lotus Elise with upgraded super charger. This is great track footage at Barbers of a similar car.
These are some of the outdoor exhibits at the museum where [...]
Theme Music
The band wrote the theme song for this Upcoming Documentary
New Song
Adam and I wrote the last song on this artist album. It was released today worldwide. The link is a free stream. It’s called “The End Is Here-The End Is Beautiful….http://www.decoymusic.com/featured_streams/6
This was written for the bands previous album
Favorites
Some of my favorite people in the world played in this….
Chord Substitution
I found this last night and really dug it!
Festival Day
I am much happier watching the video performance. I wasn’t so happy when we left today. The headliner band took a 3 hour sound check. Leaving us with about 20 min. I was cool with this, until a deafening buzz started coming through the monitors….And it kept coming and coming… 18 min. of it to [...]
Dolphins
Gabs and I took one of the kiddos to Pirates Cove this weekend. I have never seen the Gulf in this way before. It was a totally preserved community not laced with the usual high rises and craziness. Dolphins would come in our inlet every day at 5:30 to feed. Bethany’s husband and I hopped [...]