Prototypes/Demo Tunes
This page contains various songs in various stages. Some are low-level demos, some are songs I've
recorded at professional studios in the past. Some are recent songs fresh from the
studio. It'll be a revolving surprise (maybe even to me) what is posted on this
page, so be sure and check back often. To hear other songs and get some
FREE SONG DOWNLOADS like "Walk", and "Wise Man's House",
you can go to my
ReverbNation site and check out the tunes posted.
Note: These songs are pretty much for demo purposes, although most can
be downloaded. If you plan on using these songs for any other purpose (podcast,
broadcast, inclusion on a CD, distribution to anyone else, etc.) I'd appreciate
it if you'd let me know first.
Follow these instructions to save these files:
Right-click the linked song name, then select "Save As" from the drop-down menu. You can then
select where you want to place the file on your computer.
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Amazing Grace
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Style: Acoustic, finger-picking, jazz
Story: Probably the most over-used song in the world, this song is most
associated with Christianity, and probably most accurately represents it in
ministry and worship.
During my acoustic sessions at
Studio 17, I laid down this solo acoustic version that I'd been playing
for years. It seems everyone's done a version of this song, and now I have as
well; hope you enjoy it.
(MP3 quality ripped at 96kbps)
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Yesterday, Today, and Forever
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Style: Rock, Hard Rock, Metal
Story: This song was co-written by and features a good friend of mine, guitarist
Curt Harman. This song started out simply as a way for us to write something
together to learn my Pro Tools recording equipment. Our approach was to take this as a "real"
song utilizing the equipment in a way consistent with major production studios.
It ended up being something we were both really proud of, and something very exciting
to be a part of. It was cool working with Curt as he's a great player and extremely
knowledgeable on the technical side of recording and engineering.
You can read more about this song at this page on my site.
(Written by Dave Paris and Curt Harman, ©2007 Paris/Harman Music)
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