some music from Westsode Steve Simmons
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very freakin nice!
there's always a time and place for a great ballad or a standard. and as i get older the melancholy music seems to hit home more than ever before.
the production quality is fantastic. do you have your own studio? did you record this yourself playing all instruments or do you have musicians that accompany you?
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very freakin nice!
there's always a time and place for a great ballad or a standard. and as i get older the melancholy music seems to hit home more than ever before.
the production quality is fantastic. do you have your own studio? did you record this yourself playing all instruments or do you have musicians that accompany you?
very freakin nice!
there's always a time and place for a great ballad or a standard. and as i get older the melancholy music seems to hit home more than ever before.
the production quality is fantastic. do you have your own studio? did you record this yourself playing all instruments or do you have musicians that accompany you?
I do have a studio in my house. (Roland V700 Sonar X3 Pro) In these cases I am only showcasing my voice. I have about 15 ballads and standards so far, some of them I've programmed and some I'm using commercially available backing tracks.
WSS
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sounds great. you crushed it
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thank you!
WSS
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have you ever, in your many years of playing music, travelled outside of ohio on a type of tour?
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have you ever, in your many years of playing music, travelled outside of ohio on a type of tour?
have you ever, in your many years of playing music, travelled outside of ohio on a type of tour?
Oh hell yes. The band, Easy Street, 1970-1988 played across the US as far west as Denver Colorado as far south as Texas southeast to Florida and across Ontario.
Shared the stages with some well-known acts probably the best-known of which would have been Carl Wilson, Gregg Allman, meatloaf, Tom Petty. also lesser known acts including Southside Johnny, Pat Travers, Joe Ely, head east, Michael Stanley, Artful Dodger and some others who have probably slipped my mind. I've been solo sincentives www.easystreetband.com
WSS
www.westsidesteve.com www.myspace.com/westsidestevemusic www.cdbaby.com/artist/westsidestevesimmons -
awesome.
saw travers at the old richfield coliseum for one of three main act concerts i saw there styx, queen or kiss. can't remember which one.
michael stanley was one of my fave cleveland bands way back when.
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Mike and Kevin sing harmony on our album in 1982.
Tommy was our last drummer for the last trip that I probably shouldn't have booked ..
WSS
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have you ever, in your many years of playing music, travelled outside of ohio on a type of tour?
Oh hell yes. The band, Easy Street, 1970-1988 played across the US as far west as Denver Colorado as far south as Texas southeast to Florida and across Ontario.
Shared the stages with some well-known acts probably the best-known of which would have been Carl Wilson, Gregg Allman, meatloaf, Tom Petty. also lesser known acts including Southside Johnny, Pat Travers, Joe Ely, head east, Michael Stanley, Artful Dodger and some others who have probably slipped my mind. I've been solo sincentives www.easystreetband.com
WSS
Oh hell yes. The band, Easy Street, 1970-1988 played across the US as far west as Denver Colorado as far south as Texas southeast to Florida and across Ontario.
Shared the stages with some well-known acts probably the best-known of which would have been Carl Wilson, Gregg Allman, meatloaf, Tom Petty. also lesser known acts including Southside Johnny, Pat Travers, Joe Ely, head east, Michael Stanley, Artful Dodger and some others who have probably slipped my mind. I've been solo sincentives www.easystreetband.com
WSS
Don't forget playing backup to Chuck Berry.
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Amazing voice - really great job on the song !
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Oh hell yes. The band, Easy Street, 1970-1988 played across the US as far west as Denver Colorado as far south as Texas southeast to Florida and across Ontario.
Shared the stages with some well-known acts probably the best-known of which would have been Carl Wilson, Gregg Allman, meatloaf, Tom Petty. also lesser known acts including Southside Johnny, Pat Travers, Joe Ely, head east, Michael Stanley, Artful Dodger and some others who have probably slipped my mind. I've been solo sincentives www.easystreetband.com
WSS
Don't forget playing backup to Chuck Berry.
www.westsidesteve.com www.myspace.com/westsidestevemusic www.cdbaby.com/artist/westsidestevesimmons -
Thanks Cal!
WSS
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Nice work Steve!!
Pardon my spam, but I have a couple cds out myself..
https://soundcloud.com/axe-music/undercurrents-12-9
https://soundcloud.com/axe-music/escape-from-sheol-full
And a very old one from the first effort..
https://soundcloud.com/axe-music/battle-axe
Hey, it's the offseason and we're all trying to fight off the boredom...
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Thanks Axe.
I'd like this to be a little bit of a free-for-all board anyway.
Movies TV music art Theater; hell, anything like that. I just finished my gig at Put in Bay and will plug in the earphones and have a listen.
WSS
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Well I hope you enjoy it
It's a lil different..I spent what felt like a couple lifetimes out on the circuit playing everyone else's stuff so I stay away from covers these days.. I have a fairly extensive lil home playground ( I will never again use the word "studio") where I can do everything myself music wise and do my Sat night radio thing as well.. I do collab with a Canadian Bassist on "Escape from Sheol" and the track in my sig..
Thanks for listening
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powerful stuff axe, it makes me want to follow Odin into battle!
what are you using for drums?
WSS
www.westsidesteve.com www.myspace.com/westsidestevemusic www.cdbaby.com/artist/westsidestevesimmons -
We did?
WSS
Didn't you? I thought Marsek and Wallace said you did.
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We did?
WSS
Didn't you? I thought Marsek and Wallace said you did.
Didn't you? I thought Marsek and Wallace said you did.
Nope.
When we saw at Chuck Berry law was the band that was the backup band.
WSS
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Didn't you? I thought Marsek and Wallace said you did.
Nope.
When we saw at Chuck Berry law was the band that was the backup band.
WSS
Nope.
When we saw at Chuck Berry law was the band that was the backup band.
WSS
My mistake. Was there some other old rocker you guys backed up?
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powerful stuff axe, it makes me want to follow Odin into battle!
what are you using for drums?
WSS
powerful stuff axe, it makes me want to follow Odin into battle!
what are you using for drums?
WSS
Battle Axe certainly was written in this mentality, almost 15 yrs ago
Pardon the intrusion to your thread.. I use Superior 2.0 for drums but honestly, Toontrack sent me EZdrummer 2.0 and I have to say I'm impressed! I didn't expect to be.. I don't know if you use this type of thing in your "In Home Playground" but if you have a use, look in to it..thumbsup.gif
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