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~ Music Made The Ol' Fashioned Way ~ With Heart N' Soul ~ |
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We wear several different hats around here, well, actually, to be honest, we don't even own a hat. We do however have our calloused little fingers in a variety of musical pies, from writing and producing to being an Ascap music publisher and it is in that capacity that we maintain a diverse catalog of quality songs available for licensing for recording projects, film scores, commercials, videos etc.
Several songs from our catalog can be found here on this page while many others can be found by visiting our YouTube channels, One and Two . And in keeping with the casual nature of the way we do things around here, (we've actually done deals on a handshake...) all licensing fees are negotiable, and we are delighted to work with independent labels, artists, producers and film makers. |
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Inspiring, melodic, jazz tinged Christmas number destined to become a holiday classic.
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Easy listening/AC styling ala Barbra Streisand, Diana Krall, which tells the timeless tale of unrequitted love.
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Mid-Tempo, roots rock guitar laced "story" song, distinct and infectiously radio friendly.
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Near surreal easy listening ballad built upon soothing piano track with female vocal.
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Uniquely structured blues number tastefully layered in guitar and piano.
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![]() ![]() is our little holiday ditty... I Wish Every Day Was Christmas. Recorded by several artists thus far, it also appeared in the full length, family feature film, Adventures of Bailey: Christmas Hero. Here, it is performed live by its author and composer, Gary Davis at the Muscle Shoals Songwriter's Showcase. ![]()
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In the beginning, there was the single. Modern recorded music was born of a song, well, two songs actually, the "hit", and the "B-side". With little pretense, they were recorded as such, marketed and distributed as such and sold in retail outlets as such. Albums, were for photographs. Radio stations played these singles, music fans bought them, originally ordering them through mail order outlets then later flocking to record stores when they began to spring up. Life was simple, and usually, just under 3 minutes long. You got what you paid for. Continued... |
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Davis Deluxe Music And/Or Gary Wayne Davis. Full copyright notice can be found here |