MYSTR Treefrog

Artist Information

Biography

First off: I DO NOT WANT TO MELT YOUR FACE.
Just thought I'd get that outta the way..
I have been Charmingly described by press and bystanders as a kind of Woody Guthrie on a party mix of Viagra and Magic Mushrooms.
but honestly- Coffee,sweet potato pie,spring water and (colorful language) are my substances of choice.

Music and the inspiration it takes to create it, and the dedication it takes to nurture it -cannot be canned or marginalized by industry PIMPS.
There's just too much SOUL out Here.
I BELIEVE THAT OR I'D NEVER PICK UP ANOTHER INSTRUMENT OR WRITE ANOTHER SONG.

A sense of Humor is just as important as a sense of purpose in my approach to songwriting.

My music might be best described as SWAMPADELIC THUMP. (This is a catagory I created for myself, a stew consisting of Blues,Swamp-funk,Nawlins Riddim,DC Go-Go,Political Grit,Northern Metal and Southern Charm)
And Cowbell. Lots.

My Specific Writing influences are:
WILLIE DIXON,Long John Baldry.John Hiatt, Steve Earle, Don Van Vliet, Don Byron,Willie Dixon, Lowell George, Daniel Brayton,Sun Ra,Zimmy(of course!)James McMurtry,Tony Joe White, and the sacred triad of Howlin Wolfe-Muddy Waters- and John Lee Hooker.

(The Butthole Surfers ,Root Boy Slim ,Keith Richards and Dr. John deserve honorable mention)

I believe in Peace and I'm Anti-war. Music is the Antidote to violence and discontent.

"In a Time of Universal Deception,Telling The Truth Is a Revolutionary Act. "
~George Orwell~
My Guitar strap bears the words of WOODY GUTHRIE-----
" THIS MACHINE KILLS FACISTS"

Mass acceptance at the cost of dignity or creativity is not what I crave as an artist.
Life is too short for that plastic nonsense.
The evolution of soul is rarely televised.
Sometimes you just gotta say what's on your mind- even if you're laughing while doing it.
I guess thats what they mean by
" using dynamics".

Instrumentation

Blanky - Bass
C. Zogbeast - Drums
Dr. Morpheus - Lead Guitar

Discography

SWAMPADELIC HOUND DAWG new release 7/09
http://cdbaby.com/cd/MYSTRTreefrog


BATS WILL SCATTER- Independent release.
http://cdbaby.com/cd/MYSTRTreefrog


Mer De Mente(SHOCK OPERA) Independent release.
Available on Amazon.com

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Audio

• GODS GIFT 2 MAN
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• WALKERDAWG
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• JEFFERSON NOVA AND KELLY CHEVETTE
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• TRUTH SAFARI
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• MY BABE'S A MECHANIC
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• LEONARD
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• SWAMPADELIC HOUND DAWG [+ Show ]
  

  SWAMPADELIC HOUND DAWG In a previous life the entity now known as “MYSTR Treefrog” was comfortabl...SWAMPADELIC HOUND DAWG
  
  In a previous life the entity now known as “MYSTR Treefrog” was comfortably perched high atop the Washington, D.C.-area rock and roll scene as guitarist-vocalist-musical consciousness guru for the omnipotent 80s-90s metal-funk band Shock Opera. Now, with the new millennium chugging along, “MTF” (as he is referred to by friends, followers, and all manner of fractious hippies who live for his artistic output) has taken to launching mind-altering sonic assaults on his adoring public, the latest of which is the high-octane, ten-selection CD: “Swampadelic Hound Dawg.”
  
  In this offering, MTF (aided by, among others, Elijah Brayton on bass, Alphonso Coles on percussion and something called “BleeChild” on drums) churns out a procession of screaming slide guitar-driven pieces anchored by a bayou-bottom rhythm section and laced with vocals best-described as a cross between a growling Jim “Dandy” Mangrum and a southern-fried Iggy Pop. “Swampadelic Hound Dawg” barks up several instant Treefrog classics including the raucous opening hoe-down “Walkerdawg,” a Bob Dylan & “Brown Sugar”-influenced “Slow Shapes,” and the acoustically-framed and unabashedly infectious “My Babe’s a Mechanic.” But picking out favorites is not an option with this wondrous disc – on every track MTF and his co-conspirators doggedly deliver the goods and prove that when all is said and done it’s always hard-rockin’ music that really makes your tail wag.
  
  But such blather fails to do this caboodle of searing swamp tunes justice. Strikingly original, daringly innovative, and undeniably ingenious, MTF remains one of the freshest and fiercest rock and roll artists on the American horizon today. Woofers and tweeters be damned – open your mind, crank the volume, and unleash “Swampadelic Hound Dawg” into your private world today.
  
  MARK OPSASNICK
  Author, “Capitol Rock”
  www.xlibris.com/markopsasnick.html
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

• Swampadelic Hound Dawg [+ Show ]
  

  Review: MYSTR Treefrog - Swampadelic Hound Dawg MYSTR Treefrog - Swampadelic Hound Dawg 2009,...Review: MYSTR Treefrog - Swampadelic Hound Dawg
  
  
  MYSTR Treefrog - Swampadelic Hound Dawg
  2009, Ottomannix Music, Inc.
  
  Very often I’ll try to give a very brief introduction to a band in the first paragraph of a review. There are occasionally albums I review from folks who really need no introduction, and then there are, from time to time, acts for which any introduction would be insufficient. Silver Spring, Maryland’s MYSTR Treefrog is one such artist. Born from the sweltering heart of Southern Blues with a punk attitude and some good, old fashioned Psychedelia thrown in, MYSTR Treefrog isn’t quite like anything that’s been heard in the popular music scene in a while. His album, Swampadelic Hound Dawg, is better heard than written about.
  
  Swampadelic Hound Dawg opens with Walkerdawg, a delicious mix of Blues and Cajun styles that's guaranteed to get your musical libido swinging. The guitar work here is outstanding, and MYSTR Treefrog's voice sounds like part Leon Redbone and part Dan Akroyd. Jefferson Nova and Kelly Chevette is a "cautionary tale" about two young bandits from Maryland out on the road. It's an entertaining story-song but not one of the stronger tracks on the disc. How Gone Is Gone is a letter to a long-lost friend in song about letting go and freeing yourself from the ties that bind and about happiness. It's unusually personal and stands out from the rest of the album as a serious and introspective attempt at reaching out across innumerable miles to someone who may or may not be listening. God's Gift 2 Man is an old school intervention set to song around some of the filthiest blues licks this is of the Mississippi. It's an out-of-the-box story song that's entertaining and has a vaguely theatrical sensibility. Leonard is a strong blues/rock tune with great rhythm and some kicking collaboration between guitar and harmonica. Other highlights include Chasin' Tail, My Babes A Mechanic and Nawlins Worm Dance.
  
  MYST Treefrog forges eclectic mix of Folk, Blues, Rock and some Cajun seasoning on Swampadelic Hound Dawg in creating a listening experience you won't soon forget. I can't say I loved every song on the disc, but as a complete work it's unforgettable. I have a sense that MYST Treefrog isn't a complete experience until you catch him live. Do so, if you have the opportunity.
  Rating: 3.5 Stars (Out of 5)
  
  You can learn about MYSTR Treefrog at http://www.myspace.com/mystrtreefrog%20or%20mystrtreefrogsblitherfestival.blogspot.com. You can purchase a copy of Swampadelic Hound Dawg at CDBaby.com.
  
  Posted by Wildy at 6:15 AM
  
  Labels: Captain Beefheart, Dan Akroyd, Howlin Wolf, Iggy Pop, Jim Morrison, John Zorn, Leon Redbone, Tinkerbell, Tom Waits
  
  
  
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• NEW From THE BUNNY! [+ Show ]
  

  Mystr Treefrog Swampadelic Hound Dawg Ottomanix Music 2009 So what happens when the anger goes? ...Mystr Treefrog
  Swampadelic Hound Dawg
  Ottomanix Music
  2009
  So what happens when the anger goes? That's the question I was asking as I listened to this album. Mystr Treefrog's last album "Bats Will Scatter" was an irresistible combination of swamp rock and precisely targeted rants. Now that the Bush Incarnate has been removed from the White House, surely there is nothing left for this angry young man to get all upset about.
  
  That's true up to a point. This album is an altogether lighter, altogether less aggressive album that feels right at home next to a six pack of your favourite beer. Not that Mystr Treefrog has gone all soft and cuddly, of course, but he has gone a bit allegorical and become more of a storyteller than an orator. From cautionary tales of a life gone wrong ("Jefferson Nova and Kelly Chevette") through the Harry Chapin hits the road to nowhere ("Slow Shapes") to steamroller swamp blues ("God's Gift 2 Man"), there's no lack of variety on show. There are plenty of stories out there and telling them to an accompaniment of a rock solid groove is what Mystr Treefrog does.
  
  Anyway, any album that starts with "…if Jesus had a dog, his name would be Spike" is never going to be entirely straightforward. Oh, and any album that features the demon guitar of Gary Bushmaster Brown is just fine with me.
  
  You can get it from CD Baby.
  Rating- FOUR CARROTS
  
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• TAXI says:Music that Isn't The same old,same Old [+ Show ]
  

  The Song: HOW MANY FINGERS "Greetings Mystr Treefrog. Great name by the way. Your song and CD h...The Song: HOW MANY FINGERS
  
  "Greetings Mystr Treefrog.
  Great name by the way.
  Your song and CD has officially won my heart and ears. Great Job. the biggest accomplishment here is that you have entertained me me above everything I have heard so far today with music that is NOT the same old same old.
  
  X, Unknown Hinson and Jonny Dowd are just a few inflences to name here that I can Relate your track to. Never the less, you have your own unique and original sound that could be very successful for you.
  I'll be looking for you on tour in '07!"
  

• FrOM BLUES BUNNY_Sonicbids Winner For March [+ Show ]
  

  Just when you think the entire world has been neatly packaged into same size cartons, along comes My...Just when you think the entire world has been neatly packaged into same size cartons, along comes Mystr Treefrog. Social commentary is not often found these days. He is what Dylan might have become if he had not got old and tired. Sometimes chanting, sometimes ranting, sometimes singing, he takes us on a journey through the real America of today.
  
  Starting with the powerful groove of "Chikin Milk", he states his political viewpoints loud and clear referring to the metaphorical "weapon of mass lactation". "Rednex n Gangstaz" expresses his views that we are the same under the skin passing the comment that "divide and conquer is the oldest trick in the book". Clearly he believes that it suits the powers that be to keep communities in conflict with each other. "Everyman" has all the anger of early, electric Dylan with a wall shaking intensity. "U Fit the Profile" rants against the categorisation of people into groups. Individuals are not welcome anymore but at least we can be told who our enemy is for this week. "Bible Belt" takes us on a tour of the economic poverty in the southern United States of America. He poses the question of whether there is anything left to believe in and whether freedom of thought let alone freedom of speech still exists. Ending with a curious mix of hillbilly and hip hop beats in "Troubled Sleep", this is an unusual and intelligent collection of songs.
  
  Although in an entirely different musical genre, we think his music neatly parallels the work of the reggae poet Linton Kwesi Johnson. It should be on the curriculum in schools as freedom of speech has indeed become a concept rather than a right.
  
  No doubt about it, Mystr Treefrog is an original. Even in the land of the free, it takes courage to speak your mind. Given that he has put his views to some powerhouse swamp blues, this release proved an irresistible combination to us. Maybe you won't like the music but you have to respect his words. A man with a conscience is a rarity these days and if you don't believe in what he is saying then do like the lyrics in "U Fit The Profile" - bend over, this won't hurt a bit! The strangest album we have reviewed in quite some time, it is nevertheless a compelling piece of work. Available by worldwide mail order from CD Baby.
  
  

• From BOBTJE's BLUES [+ Show ]
  

  MYSTR Treefrog (Jon Brayton) is an artist who demonstrates his own personality and his social concer...MYSTR Treefrog (Jon Brayton) is an artist who demonstrates his own personality and his social concerns through the music he makes, he describes it as ‘Swampadelic Thump’ (what’s in a name…). Jon grew up in the South. While his mom was working, she put Jon in the care of an African-American lady who often took him to her church. “It was like that scene in The Blue Brothers, but more so!”. He loved the music. For a young man who experienced live performances from the Allman Brothers that covered 4 to 6 hours, it’s no wonder he bought himself a guitar. MYSTR Treefrog is not only influenced by the blues and gospel in his childhood, but also by Tom Waits, Lowell George, John Hiatt, Steve Earle, Tony Joe White and Captain Beefheart, just to name a few. He also considers Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker and Howlin’ Wolf a sacred triad. The underlying theme of his album ‘Bats Will Scatter‘ is evolution. Let there be no doubts, MYSTR Treefrog cares for the society he lives in, questioning the used methods of his leaders and the sometimes sad or funny reactions from his fellow Americans. He uses humor to put his ideas across, some people will get it, some will not. That doesn’t bother him however. ‘Bats Will Scatter’ is not a collection of pop tunes, but it is a blues related album that goes beyond the virtual and puristic limits of the genre. MYSTR Treefrog has been described as Woody Guthrie on a party mix of Viagra and L.S.D. But according to him, coffee, sweet potato pie and water do the the trick. Listening to this cd requires some efforts, but we guarantee it’s worthwhile!
  
  

• Thank God For MYSTR Treefrog [+ Show ]
  

  MYSTR Treefrog You know what? Thank God. That was my first reaction to Mystr Treefrog. In fact, h...MYSTR Treefrog
  
  You know what? Thank God. That was my first reaction to Mystr Treefrog. In fact, he should use the following as a quote in his press kit: Thank God for Mystr Treefrog. Here is why: although the Frog had been pre-sorted in my in-box as “singer/songwriter,” he’s not. Mystr Treefrog is to “singer/songwriter” what a crawfish is to Earl Grey tea. I’ll explain: the one downside to overseeing a small online music zine like Low Budget Superhero is that I’m outnumbered by “singer/songwriters.” Some days there are so many singer/songwriters in the in-box that, after hours of listening, they all just blur into one big maudlin, introspective acoustic wash of strumming and storytelling. Some days, by golly, I feel like if I hear one more earnest verse about the clouds in the sky or the coffee grounds in the cup or mama’s tears on the pillow, I feel like I wanna stick my red pen straight into my eyeball. That’s why there’s a lot of reviews with “review date tbd.” Usually that means it’s another singer/songwriter who drew the unfortunate straw of being the eleventy-fifth one I’ve spun today, and rather than do the poor folkie the disservice of reviewing them while I’m all strummed-out, I’ll save ‘em for next week or next month. Listen fresh. Give them a proper chance. So, back to Mystr Treefrog. When I spun Mystr Treefrog, I was on singer/songwriter number eleventy-four, and though some of what I heard is an outright affront to all music fans, I still said THANK GOD. He’s doing something totally different, frequently unacceptable, he knows it, and he could give a flying green fuck what I think. I have to respect that. Sure, he’s made up his own genre name (swampadelic) and he thinks he’s a frog. Yeah, he knows as much about song structure as he knows about proper use of upper case letters (you should see this press kit). Sure, he generously sprinkles his crazy verses with uncomfortable missives to Jesus and the bible. Yeah, his redneck twang approaches the unintelligible and he mimics barnyard animals a little too freely. But I like it. It’s weird and wrong, but I like it. And you know, despite the clucking and stuff, “Chikinmilk,” a song whose subject matter I could not explain at gunpoint, has a catchy toe-tapping beat that sounds a lot like Timbuk 3’s “The Future’s So Bright.” And “Wrong Turn” is so out of place here that I don’t know what to do with it — amongst all the deep country cajun protest-song bible-banging harmonica-driven thumpers there’s suddenly this avant-garde minimalist piece that Massive Attack would probably appreciate. What the f…? Who IS this guy? (http://www.myspace.com/mystrtreefrog) (Review date: Sept 27 2007, Lexi Kahn)
  

• MYSTR Treefrog On N.P.R. [+ Show ]
  

  LINK TO ARCTICLE: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=6567026 He performs und...LINK TO ARCTICLE:
  
  http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=6567026
  
  He performs under the name MYSTR Treefrog. His songs span blues, rockabilly, bluegrass, folk and sometimes even electronic genres. Sometimes compared to Woodie Guthrie, Brayton released his album Bats Will Scatter in 2006. The track "Chikin Milk" showcases his skills at Dobro and harmonica.
  
  MYSTR Treefrog lives in Silver Spring, Md., and describes his musical style as "Swampadelic Thump."
  
  MYSTR Treefrog says he does not want "a Hummer limousine or a spot on American Idol" and that he plays because he believes "music and the inspiration it takes to create it, and the dedication it takes to nurture it, cannot be canned or marginalized." Along with acoustic and electric Dobro (both six- and twelve-string) and the harmonica, MYSTR Treefrog plays the mandolin. His influences include John Hiatt, Steve Earle, Don Van Vliet, Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf. He believes his songs sound as though they're infused with "the spirits of Howlin' Wolf, John Zorn, Jim Morrison, Tom Waits, Captain Beefheart and Tinkerbell" and "locked in a beer- and blood-soaked studio by Iggy Pop with orders to produce an album in eight hours."
  
  Having already independently released a shock opera titled Mer De Mente, MYSTR Treefrog has another album, called Ghosts Before Breakfast, in the works. While performing, he plays a mix of originals and covers, such as Robert Johnson's "Crossroads" and Johnny Cash's "Way Down in the Mines."
  
  
  

• MYSTR Treefrog [+ Show ]
  

  Review of MYSTR Treefrog- Col. Tamar Alexia Fleishman Jon Brayton is secretly and mode...Review of MYSTR Treefrog- Col. Tamar Alexia Fleishman
  
  
  
  
  
  Jon Brayton is secretly and modestly, MYSTR Treefrog. Let me just start out saying that there is NOT ONE of our favorite Southern rock bands he couldn’t open for. In fact, I was at a Southern band’s concert recently with the most GOD-AWFUL opening act and it did that band a disservice (NB - Bands, just because she’s cute doesn’t mean she should open for you ... On stage.) MYSTR Treefrog was born and bred in Georgia, but now makes Maryland his home. He’s like a very Southern version of Woody Guthrie, but angrier. His instrumentation includes some washboards and twangy guitar. He plays dobro, acoustic, electric guitar, bass. He says his influences include Captain Beefheart, the Allman Brothers, Little Feat and Dr. John. “Chikin Milk” definitely has a Woody Guthrie sound, but swampier. “N2NYC” has a more classic rock sound, but there’s no mistaking Jon’s Southern accent. “Troubled Sleep” has a John Lee Hooker bent, but funkier, more ‘70’s. “The Ark” will have you thinking of Bob Dylan. “U Fit the Profile” is an angry political song with solid musicianship to back up the check he’s writing. “How Many Fingers” is hilarious. Quick tempo, quicker wit. Very smart-alecky -- reminds me of Night Train.
  
  For more information, check out www.mystrtreefrog.altpro.net.
  
  
  
  
  
  

• Coffee, Tea and MYSTR Treefrog - Col. Tamar Alexia Fleishman [+ Show ]
  

  When MYSTR Treefrog invited me to coffee and signed off, “Your Devoted Miscreant Southern Whacko,” ... When MYSTR Treefrog invited me to coffee and signed off, “Your Devoted Miscreant Southern Whacko,” how could I refuse? It turns out that Jon Brayton is a Renaissance man in many fields, including Southern music. In fact, he is so spilling over with stories and knowledge, we asked him to jump onboard as our new columnist.
  
  
  I had wondered what he would look like. All of his publicity materials obscure his eyes, either with sunglasses or bug eyes. Seriously. I found him, though, and we were quickly talking like long-lost kin. Speaking of kin, MYSTR Treefrog has a wife and children. He says that he “had to procreate to have a bass player”. His 15-year-old son fits the bill.
  
  
  His dislike of football dates back to high school. Back in Athens, Georgia, whether it was win, lose or draw, MYSTR Treefrog says he got his ass kicked after football games. He was a young hippie musician-artist with a liberal Yankee mama. He had long hair and very little money. He had two Philippine half-sisters. It was 1968, after Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was shot. Tensions were high everywhere.
  
  
  While his mom was working, she put Jon in the care of an African-American lady who often took him to her church. “It was like that scene in The Blue Brothers, but more so!”. He loved the music.
  
  
  MYSTR Treefrog described the Athens, Georgia music scene of the ‘60’s as having no clubs, no real places to play. People would rent out farms and have bands come there. “The Allman Brothers were a ‘local’ band for us! All those bands would have to cover 4-6 hours. That’s how songs like Mountain Jam came to be.” On some of the old Antebellum properties, with their slave shacks still intact, the owners would rent out the shacks to artists and musicians. As for himself, MYSTR Treefrog claims that he sold a pregnant Tennessee walking horse to buy his first guitar.
  
  
  Later in his teens, mom moved the family to western Maryland. “It was like the Beverly Hillbillies! We came in a pickup truck with goats, dogs, geese, chickens and 13 cats.” Along with the cold, the new area brought culture shock. However, they loved his Southerness and Southern music in the Allegheny Mountains of Maryland, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. His Southern rock band that he formed, The Last Lariat Band, brought him cash and the rocker lifestyle. He has since put those bad boy ways behind.
  
  
  He laments the “homogenized” music business now. “We’re not seeing interesting new kids, except for Greenday.” He is angry about how the Dixie Chicks were treated: “It was like how Salmon Rushdie was treated. I bought his book on principle, even though I never read the damn thing.” MYSTR Treefrog also despises the “dumbing down of country music.”
  
  
  His latest political commentary can be heard in the popular “Chikin’ Milk”. NPR certainly loves the send-up of W. MYSTR Treefrog searched his mind to describe a word or phrase of a non-existent product. “I thought, that’s what he’s doing! It’s like he’s selling… chicken milk!” Thus, the name of the song. Not surprisingly, he’s getting some airplay in England and France, as well.
  
  

Setlist

I play a mix of Original and Covers,depending on the Venue.
I have NOT listed the Originals- but here is a PARTIAL LIST of Covers I do so that any interested parties may know my genre.
My Recorded Work tends to be more Experimental than my live shows.

MYSTR TREEFROGS SETLIST
(COVER MATERIAL)
**AS Performed On Acoustic Dobro,Elec/Acoustic Resonator.
6-String, Mandolin and Harmonica**

WILLY DIXON- Ain’t Superstitious
Hello Little Schoolgirl
Spoonful
Back Door Man
Love The Life I Live
Hootchie Cootchie Man

HOWLIN’ WOLF- Poor boy
Smokestack Lightnin’
Commit a Crime
Evil
ROBERT JOHNSON- Crossroads

MUDDY WATERS- Rollin’ N’ Tumblin
Mannish Boy
Kingbee
Can’t Be Satisfied

JONNY CASH- Way Down In The Mines
Ring Of Fire

R.L.BURNSIDE- Chain Of Fools
Georgia Women
Snake Drive
It’s Bad You Know
Nothing Man
Miss Maybelle

CAPTAIN BEEFHEART- Babble N’ Smoke
AH Feel Like Ahcid
Gimmee Dat Harp Boy

BOB DYLAN- I Shall Be Released
All Along The watchtower
Wicked Messenger

KEB MO- Am I Wrong

HANK WILLIAMS-Lost Hiway

ROLLING STONES- Prodigal Son
Factory Girl
Salt Of The Earth
Sympathy For The Devil
Dead Flowers
Let It Bleed

TIM HARDIN- Black Sheep Boy
Lady Came From Baltimore
Can’t Slow Down
House Of The Rising Sun
Working On The Railroad

BIG BILL BROONZY- Big Boss Man

TONY JOE WHITE- Polk Salad Annie
Old Black Crow

WOODY GUTHRIE- Deportee
Prettyboy Floyd


THE POGUES- The Band Played Waltzing Matilda
Navigator
ANN PEEBLES-Can’t Stand The Rain

AC/DC- Whole Lotta Rosie

JIMI HENDRIX-Voodoo Chile

CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL-Born On The Bayou

JOHN LENNON- Working Class Hero

LITTLE FEAT- Roll um Easy
Truck Stop Girl

ALLEN TOUSAINT- On Your Way Back Down

RANDY NEWMAN- Lousiana 1921

MOSE ALLISON- Young Man’s Blues

ALLMAN BROTHERS- Little Martha
Whippin’ Post/Hotlanta

LED ZEPPELIN- The Levee
THE BEATLES- Norwegian Wood

There are AT LEAST as many Originals-but this list should suffice for the moment.

My favorite Chord is "E" minor.

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