New song! This is being published as a single.
This song was written by me, and features Continue reading “Armageddon, Mark Urso”
New song! This is being published as a single.
This song was written by me, and features Continue reading “Armageddon, Mark Urso”
Three originals by Mark Urso
(just some fun stuff from me!)
Lyrics are below also
Like A Top
Love From a Distance
Burnt Bridge
Like a Top – Mark Urso
She still spins around!
Like she’s gonna be comin’ off the ground
Like a top in a world of sound
Can’t stop can’t flop can’t drop be bop
She goes ’round like a wheel
Spinnin’ like the world is on her heel Continue reading “Three Originals by Mark”
Time Will Do The Talking
Let Him Fly
Dyin’ Crapshooter’s Blues
Louise
February, 2023
The guitar chord charts are below … Continue reading “Mark Urso, Four Song Set – Patty Griffin, Dave Bromberg, Bonnie Raitt”
Written by Jackson Browne
Performed by Mark Urso Continue reading “My Opening Farewell”
As a pause in the seriousness of this week’s blog posts, here’s me playing guitar and singing an old Gladys Knight song, You’re the Best Thing (That Ever Happened To Me)!
Hope you enjoy! Continue reading “You’re The Best Thing!”
An old favorite from Jules Shear.
Let’s Go Slow, with an Enya carbon fiber acoustic guitar. Continue reading “Let’s Go Slow – Enya EA-X4 Pro”
We don’t know much about this song. It was on John Mellencamp’s “Life, Death, Love and Freedom,” which would make number 5 on the Rolling Stone’s list of 50 Best Albums of the Year in 2008.
We know the original was produced by T Bone Burnett, who gives the song some depth and texture … and heavy smoker Mellencamp was experiencing a late-in-life voice change, getting rougher every minute.
I’ll put the lyrics and chords below. The song is about a man who just wants to be left alone and has no friends. It’s the ultimate blues song, and the way Mellencamp presents it, you’d immediately think it was about himself. Continue reading “John Cockers”
Written by Paul Siebel.
This song was made famous by Bonnie Raitt in 1977. Continue reading “Louise”
We’re on a mighty trip!
We never get it right!
But God grades on a curve
You get what you deserve! A song!
By popular demand (not my cat!) I’ll do a Turkey Day share.
This is still in process, and represents my latest project.
It’s called “Neaky Freat.”
It’s about dancing.
I play all the instruments, designed the drums and wrote the tune.
Working on this in iMovie as I migrate to a better interface (DaVinci).
Also getting to know Apple Motion a little better, which is fun!
At this point, I haven’t added the bass guy, some FX and finishing. Continue reading “Neaky Freat”
Written by Bob Weir and John Perry Barlow. Continue reading “Mark Urso @ River Song | Cassidy”
Just me performing a Van Morrison song! Continue reading “Into the Mystic (Music Video)”
A great new lesson video to help make music refreshingly simple!
Starts with lesson and explanation of EZ Chords for Performers
Continues with three songs performed by me
The EZ chords are posted below!
This one dates back to the 1700s. It’s about a girl who stalks a guy. But back in the day, it was a treasured traditional story of a woman in love, across cultural boundaries. From Springsteen in the 70s to campfires with Vikings, themes we hear in popular music are timeless!
I’ll include the lyrics with the chords, below. You can give it a try if you’re a musician, or just read the lyrics; it’s pretty fun. The woman dumps her rich boyfriend for a lowly farmer, and they live happily ever after!
Despite the stalking premise, this song is definitely safe for kids! Continue reading “The Golden Glove – Mark Urso”
This is for all you Grateful Dead fans! Unbroken Chain, Phil Lesh’s composition from the “From the Mars Hotel” (1974) album.
From Wikipedia: From the Mars Hotel is the seventh studio album by rock band the Grateful Dead. It was mainly recorded in April 1974, and originally released June 27, 1974. It was the second album by the band on their own Grateful Dead Records label. Continue reading “Unbroken Chain, Mark Urso”