I wrote this one a few years ago and did it with with Andy - a friend who lives in Canada.
 
This is my attempt at a surf song. Although I recorded this a few years ago - don't think I've ever posted it.
 
Andy McClelland - Bass and Piano
Mark Cline - guitars and production
 
Hope you all enjoy this one.
 
http://www.soundclick.com...&q=hi&newref=1

Surfs up on the net everybody!! Jam'in with Mark. Oh yea!! Get down, here comes those keyboards, all right get funky and talk to me with that guitar. Great instrumentation on this Mark and Andy. What an ending, my head is still throbbing!! Nice one!!
 
Peace and Blessings, John

Mark, I dig old 1/4/5 rock (obviously) But I feel like this lost a little cohesion right there @ 48 seconds? It tried to get it back around 1:20 . A singer and some words would help. 
 
It tails off in to a Grateful Dead jam again @ 2:00, IMO, music in this genere "needs to move." And it needs to move consistently (no space jams) It's classic rock baby and the recipe is there, all you have to do is follow it :-)
 
Giving it to you straight, you would not want it any other way. No disrespect, I just think you should "OWN" a song like this. People should be throwing their undergarments at the screen man? (I did throw a sock)

The old 1-4-5 jam.... man have I ever spent hours on end jamming with fellow musicians on that riff.
 
I liked it... brought back memories of those back yard and basement jam sessions. The ones with the 5 minute solos.

Started smiling immediately...loved it!  Professional all around.  Everything fit together perfectly with  instruments in their own space but never separate from the rest.  Did you use Ducking or Sidechaining?

Mr. Clean, Mr. Clean!!  Hey Mark!  I'm not sure if you remember me.  I used to comment on your songs and Warren's songs and The Pugtones all the time.  Then I stopped playing music for a while.  It's good to hear you again and to be back!
 
Sometimes I get so sick of certain things.  I say to myself if I have to hear another old geezer's interpretation of the blues I'm going to rip my hair out.  Then I hear something like this and it reaffirms my faith in humanity.  Because it's unique, fresh and it made me smile.  And I know you've got a lot of depth to your music, you're no one trick pony.  I was listening to your songs on Soundclick.  I always thought you were a fantastic guitarist!  I like your sparse playing style, it always compliments the music and never overwhelms it!!
 
Peace,
Don

Oh yeah, that was a real grinner..I almost did some fruggin' there..you'll be glad to hear I held myself back.

That could've been me in my garage band days.  Nice jam, Mark.

Thanks all - appreciate all the comments.
 
Yea Don, I remember you - good to see you - thanks for taken a listen.
 
Thanks again.

s'surfs's upp... dig it...