MP3 Duane Eby - It´s what´s inside that counts

An acoustic guitar and piano spined synthesis of rock, pop, reggae and other kinds of music with a positive message. Each song is different.

20 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Acoustic, WORLD: Reggae



Details:
The entire CD is currently in rotation at RelaxRadio; Perth Australia.
http://www.relaxradio.net.au/playlistD.html

also selected tracks at:

WQRZ 103.5 FM, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi

KPIE Radio, Dallas, Oregon USA
http://www.wvi.com

WRPS WebRadioPugetSound, Washington USA

KCHW Radio, Chelewah, Washington USA

Yellowbeat radio, Shonan Beach, Japan
http://www.yellowbeat.com/yellowbeat.html

To help you with sorting through tracks:
For Reggae/Rock listen to tracks 1, 7, 11 and 13.
For Rock/Pop tracks 2, 5, 6, 8, 11, 18, 20.
For Pop/Classical tracks 3, 4, 9, 12, 17.
For Folk/Pop tracks 13, 15, 19.

BIO:
I have been playing in the Fort Wayne, Indiana area and surrounding region venues and festivals for the last 25 years. It has been my pleasure to play with many talented people in bands that have performed a wide variety of music. (I am currently also the primary writer in the instrumental acoustic quartet "Point of Departure" which has to this date released two CDs, the latter "Gypsy Heart" is available through cdbaby also.) As a part of all these entities I have had the good fortune to be an opener for acts as diverse as Merle Saunders, Bill Miller and Kaki King.

During all those years I have steadily compiled and performed my own catalogue of original songs. "It's what's inside that counts..." is the synthesis of 25 years of songwriting, many musical experiences, a wonderful collection of fine musical talent who gave unconditionally, excellent recording engineering, and incidents which can only be described as being arranged by a higher source of inspiration.

While they contain primarily an acoustic guitar or piano as a central instrument, the recordings contain a wide variety of instrumentation including upright bass, cello, flute and oboe as well as marimba, steel drums, hand percussion and, of course, electric guitars. These 20 songs also reflect an exposure to many musical categories (rock, pop, reggae, etc.) but seem, at least for me, to defy narrowing style descriptions as individual pieces. Maybe that's a good thing. While the lyric content does not deny that the world can be a dark place the ultimate feeling generated is spiritual and positive. Hope you find something here you like. Please send me an e-mail and let me know you're out there and what you like.


Thanks,
Duane Eby
(pronounced "eeebee")