Guitar, Music and Life.
Souzatone
Farewell to a friend. Epiphone Riviera P-93 has passed on to the next lucky owner. It was replaced p-90 for p-90 by an Epiphone Zephyr Blues Deluxe.
Mayall Road - Soul Salvation(Demo) | NikoSola
My new sounds
Written by T. Malone and N. Parece
Produced by N. Parece
T. Malone - Vocals, Lead Guitar, Percussion
N. Parece - Guitar, Bass
J Healey - Harmonica
This is an older track that I’ve given some more love to. We’ll get a band behind it and some proper words on it… maybe a solo or 2?
SoundClouder Of The Day | NikoSola | My Piece of Mind
Virtually meet Niko Sola, today’s SoundClouder of the Day! On his SoundCloud page, you can find his wayward music projects along with some sets by close friends and family. Have a listen to “My Piece of Mind” above, and if you want more blues, head over to his page on the ‘Cloud!
Copied in its entirety from http://www.iwritethesongs.com/articles/how_and_when_to_copyright.cfm. Placed here because I’m lazy and don’t want to have to dig for it. YES, I realize the irony of copying word for word a How-To for copyrighting. I’m special, what can I say. Mr. Iwritethesongs, thanks for the well written piece and I’ll take this text down if you want me to.
When I first began my journey as a songwriter, the word - copyright - was a term that was made up of equal parts mystery, awe and paranoia. On one hand, horror stories about “song stealing” and fortunes lost as the result made me realize the importance of insuring that my songs were protected by law. But on the other hand, the process of copyrighting appeared to be so bureaucratic and complicated that the thought of it was overwhelming! So, for quite a long time, I simply ignored the whole matter and hoped it would go away. It didn’t - so I finally had to face it. And if I had known then what I know now, I would have realized that the word copyright is kinda like eggplant. Although the word sounds pretty scary, but when you actually try it�.it ain’t so bad after all!
Amazing pdf file will all the different Fender headstock shapes for Stratocasters, Telecasters, Jaguars and more. If you’re going to build a Strat or Tele neck, take a look at this! Found on the TDPRI forum.
Vintage, Standard, Highway 1, Mexican, MIJ, USA, all of them!
