RELICS OF THE PAST

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black horse‘Black Knight, Dark Day’

GET LOST

A strange voice talking at me

Says they know all there is to know

Forgetting I’m not an android

Me? I’m just a one man show

 

You can walk me to the cliff edge

I might surprise you and take the leap

One thing is for certain

I’ll never go begging at your feet

 

You say Suzie was once a vampire

Jane she played away

Emma got lost in triumph

Jessie, she had her say

 

I’m looking out for dinosaurs

And other relics of the past

I could have told you black was white

But you never asked

A piano piece I composed a while back. It’s called ‘Prohibition’. Hope you enjoy;

To brighten the day a pic from the farm cafe where I had breakfast earlier;

donkey‘Sydney the Shetland from the farm up the road’

Best ever Rolling Stones number? I’m not a great fan but I like this one;

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‘Zoolon Hub’ is the name of my business. I am a songwriter and sound artist from the UK going by the name of George Blamey-Steeden. For what it’s worth, I have a First-Class BA (Hons) in Creative Music Technology and decided to put the skills I picked up studying, plus those I taught myself to good use by running my own company. That way, I keep hold of the reins of my own creativity.

30 comments on “RELICS OF THE PAST”

    1. Thanks, Ka. Sadly, Sydney is bossed around big time by Jeff the stunningly beautiful black pony…I thought was a female at first, then spotted I was wrong…who also bosses Ted the Donkey. I think Sydney should be moved to a field of regular horses so he can make a few mates and start to enjoy himself a bit ~ George

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    1. Thanks, I appreciate that. Music is my motivation and always will be, but venturing out of my safety zone is something I enjoy although I don’t always get right. Thanks again ~ George

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  4. Hi George, first time to comment but I had too. The line “You can walk me to the cliff edge I might surprise you and take the leap” was exceptional. Admire your style and music. Plus you added my favorite Stones tune. 😉 Have a great day. Daniel

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    1. Thanks, Chris. I’ve got the Prohibition number on my Dream Rescuer album, I put it in for variation between a couple of songs. Glad you liked it. I’m still not sure about the Stones but this number I really like. I think another, Ruby Tuesday is good. If I did covers I’d certainly do a retro take on that one. Thanks again ~ George

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  8. Beautiful piano composition, George.
    Paint It Black was one of the first Rolling Stones songs I ever heard, or rather, noticed, since I was quite young at that time (1966). It was a great time to live, and there was great music around. It was a peaceful era – people appreciated and enjoyed peace.

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    1. Thanks. I do like this number. It work on all levels. I think my old man never left the 60’s; just grew older instead. He says more or less what you’ve just said about it. Thanks again ~ George

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      2. Thanks, Stella. After days and days of zero creativity I was on a new song and brilliant I just added laid back piano and it’s working – I hope , it is ~ George

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      3. So awesome George! My oldest daughter plays the piano and I absolutely love the sound of a piano being played in the house! Such a gorgeous instrument!:)

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  11. Curious: Reading your lyric, all I could think of was Rolling Stones’ “Sympathy for the Devil” and Peter Gabriel’s “Frontiers.” It’s the slow build, I think. I could imagine your piano piece as a sort of guitar set, too, like a dialogue. Lovely work as always 🙂

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    1. Thanks. I’d had no trouble with WP until the last couple of weeks. Now I can see what the fuss was all about – I’m missing a few people I generally follow. I’m paying good money for this website, so it’s time to ask them what’s going on. Thanks again ~ George

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