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| Hello folks, I'm R.G. Davis, a guitar player, songwriter and singer from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. I've been twacking away on guitar for years, and have just released my first homespun CD, Impending Doom Fear, featuring a different version of Stevie Ray Vaughan's, "Pride and Joy". (CD released April, 2011) Download the title track, "Impending Doom Fear" for FREE It's mostly "blues" in nature, though not all. I tend to use the term "blues" loosely, but there are definitely some "real blues" numbers on this CD for the more mainstream blues lovers out there. Impending Doom Fear is half electric and half acoustic (or acoustic with electric). I'm more partial to the acoustic half (songs 6-12) as that's more my "forte", but I put the electric stuff on because I do like murdering a strat or tele now and again. The full album contains 12 songs. If you're interested in downloading something to check out, I like 'em all, but the ones on the left, below are my favorites. On the right is a Digstation link where you can download them, or you can visit my CD Shop for other purchase locations. |
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| Impending Doom Fear
(conscience and time) Blues Outa Nowhere (karma, bad omens, the heebie jeebies) Pride and Joy (an SRV cover, done somewhat old-time style) I Would Sell My Soul (bad vs worse: for old-time blues fans) Whisky Train (once took a ride for over 20 years, but made it off alive!) When Things Go Wrong (a Big Bill Broonzy cover about love) Cold Day in Hell (a snow shoveller's anthem) |
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